What if both moved their platforms to perfectly align with our founders intent?
What if both parties committed to putting Americans and America first?
What if both parties agreed to ONLY do work for American citizens?
What if we got back to the JFK era when only little things separated the parties?
Isn’t it awfully strange that the aforementioned has to be asked?
There needs to be consensus as to America’s founding principles, values, traditions, and history.
Democrats, liberals, and progressives correctly understand that those principles, values, and traditions are comprehensive and all-encompassing; Republicans, conservatives, and others on the right do not.
Republicans, conservatives, and others on the right have an unwarranted hostility toward the protected liberties of gay and transgender Americans in conflict with America’s founding principles, values, and traditions.
Republicans, conservatives, and others on the right have an unwarranted hostility toward the privacy rights of women in conflict with America’s founding principles, values, and traditions.
Republicans, conservatives, and others on the right have an unwarranted hostility toward the voting rights of minority Americans in conflict with America’s founding principles, values, and traditions.
Republicans, conservatives, and others on the right have an unwarranted hostility toward immigrants and immigration in conflict with America’s founding principles, values, and traditions.
Republicans, conservatives, and others on the right have an unwarranted hostility toward necessary, proper, and Constitutional regulatory policies in conflict with America’s founding principles, values, and traditions.
And this is to note but a few positions Republicans, conservatives, and others on the right conflict with concerning America’s founding principles, values, traditions.