CDZ Is anything more divisive than Impeachment?

[jwoodie]

One of the more frequently mentioned criticisms of President Trump is that he is divisive. But is anything he has said or done as divisive as the partisan impeachment proceedings we have been witnessing? Seriously, isn't an attempt to overturn the results of a valid election about as politically divisive as anything one could imagine, especially less than a year before a new election?

Regardless of one's personal views, won't this effort result in a permanent distrust of our political system? Will all future elections now be viewed as illegitimate (and subject to reversal) by the losing side? What are we doing to ourselves?

 

[candycorn]

Nah. Any time the DEMs win, the GOP has claimed it was because of illegals voting, the dead voting or some other BS. This does nothing to further the division you guys installed.

 

[Dick Foster]

Nah. Any time the DEMs win, the GOP has claimed it was because of illegals voting, the dead voting or some other BS. This does nothing to further the division you guys installed.

The left and only the left began all of this decisive bullshit because it's only the left that's having a lot of difficulty hanging onto followers.

 

[Meathead]

Nah. Any time the DEMs win, the GOP has claimed it was because of illegals voting, the dead voting or some other BS. This does nothing to further the division you guys installed.

But not the Russians, sexism, racism or the Bossa Nova, right?

 

[there4eyeM]

Apparently, America did not learn from the massive waste of time and effort from the last time.