So damned sad.

I have been watching from afar and the division seems to only get worse. I'm so pleased that Trump lost but from what I've seen and watched the division only gets worse. Does anyone really care about this division and does anyone truly want unity? It truly beats me. As an Australian, I neither am a Democrat nor a Repuplican. I have nothing invested in USA politics exept to say what does happen over there affects the whole world, as insulated you may feel.

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bijouxbroussard · F

Unfortunately, we know where it’s coming from. Trump is a lightning rod for all the division. If he were somehow not a part of the equation, people wouldn’t necessarily come together overnight, but I think even most of the GOP is tired of the scandals and messiness of the last four years.

Zoranna · F

@bijouxbroussard They'd have to be, it's been exhausting. How he gets away with it and has fooled so many people still completely baffles me, but I can only put it down to all the sycophants who also care only about their careers.
All Trump cares about is himself, his "Brand" and therefore money. If the general public can't see that I have no answers. He has built himself a "cult following" and unfortunately we've not heard the last from him even after he leaves the White House. How could an "experiment" have gone so wrong: Just look at the "Trump" Administration. History will be writing books about this conman for decades.

Briggett · T

@bijouxbroussard As much as I am in agreement with you, how GOP has no interest in fixing our problems now or in the future. Solving problems is bad for their brand of winner take all politics. After all for the last twelve years the GOP is the party of No; no willingness to work for the good of the lower class of the American public. The election has shown us the dissatisfaction and the direction of where we were heading was all wrong and a lot changed is needed and wanted now.