Honestly, that will be what the history books write about. How a whole generation of people was mislead by the “science” of the times into believing that humans were asexual and that sex was a choice. In the private MD groups, they are already discussing how the whole transsexual movement should be reclassified as mental illness.

Here's an interesting commentary about the whole "resistance" debacle:

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/vir ... newsletter



"I’m not so sure that the Resistance can keep up the fight, since their enemy is reality as much as reality’s mere personification in Mr. Trump. The violent opposition Schopenhauer spoke of in his three-stage model was just procedural in this case, moving through the courts and committees and other organs of the state. I don’t think the Left can bring the fight to the streets. They don’t have it in them, not even the ANTIFA corps. The hard truths of perfidy and treachery in the upper ranks of government will rain down in the weeks ahead, and when they do, there’s an excellent chance that they will be greeted as self-evident. The Times, the WashPo and the cable news networks will have no choice but to report it all. My guess is that they will display a kind of breathlessly naïve wonder that such things are so. Most remarkably, they might just assert that they knew it all along — a final twitch of bad faith as the new paradigm locks into place."

A: the boogaloo. aka spicy time.

I believe that the history books will place President Trump right up there as one of the most important chief executives that this country has ever had.

He's flawed, sure. He's not "presidential"... Sure.

We didn't hire him to be pretty. We hired him to "drain the swamp", which probably means something a bit different to different groups.

Our federal government has gotten too big, too intrusive, and We the People have lost the ability to control government overreach because entrenched bureaucrats are effectively making laws that can be enforced with life changing/ending consequences.
President Trump has been on a crusade to reduce overreach and excess regulations in government. Bravo!

President Trump has been actively working to make the nation strong again in our competition with China. The whole concept of being self-reliant seems to be lost on all of the people who scream, cry, holler, complain and threaten regarding how this trade "conflict" is hurting them, their families or their industry.
Screw that noise. If continuing on the path that was easy in the short term helps China accumulate more wealth and power/control against us, then who gives a turd about some individual's inconvenience or financial hit based on their education or career choices?

President Trump (and our government as a whole) should be looking at the big picture, and that big picture has been glaringly obvious for 30 years. Shipping our industry offshore because it's cheaper and shareholder profits go up is temporarily good for a few, but longterm bad for our whole nation.
Suck it up buttercup. Stop buying Chinese as much as possible, and encourage manufacturers to start drop forging tools again here in the USA.

The backdrop to this whole "Make America Great Again" campaign is a ferocious and unrelenting attack from entrenched (unelected) bureaucrats and amazingly from our mainstream media.
Honest, I am amazed every time that I hear such blatant bias against President Trump, and have to shut the newsbox off when I hear our mainstream media say that POTUS or one of his allies repeats things with no evidence, or that has been debunked, or equally silly crackerjack box prizes for those who already hate President Trump.

I believe that the anti-President Trump group (not limited to Democrats) is in near panic (or at least denial) about what is coming down the pike towards them. The whole FISA debacle absolutely should send some high-ranking members of the bureaucracy to prison... And I will be so disappointed in our judicial system if it does not.
The Biden/Burisma/Ukraine scandal should cause congress to write up an ironclad new set of laws limiting government and our elected or hired representatives from engaging in that kind of crony corruption.
I am generally against more new laws... We have plenty. The corruption laws are not being enforced correctly (or enough) and people who we hired into postions of trust are betraying that trust for their own enrichment.
Let's urge our elected/hired representatives to re-earn our trust and protect us from their cohorts' self-enrichment.

This is a diseased and bloated federal government. President Trump is exposing this, or more correctly, causing the sick areas to expose themselves.
If he wins in November 2020, I believe that he will be able to make enough institutional changes to "right the ship" for some time to come.
If The House flips back to R (hopefully Tea Party types) and The Senate stays R, President Trump should have enough clout and influence to make even the fake conservatives toe the line for awhile.

I don't need to hear more about his flaws because I am already aware of them. I make no excuses for his flaws, and do not worship at the altar of President Trump.
We hired him to do a job, and it sure looks like he is doing that job swimmingly, despite monumental resistance from the establishment.

Lets just hope if he does get re-elected that at least one chamber of congress stays in GOP hands (and even that may not matter given how quick a lot of the GOP has been to sell us down the river). Ive been pondering the future and I think if that doesn't happen and we have a Dem controlled congress with a 2nd term trump who doesn't give a shit how unpopular he gets....well it scares the absolute hell out of me what kind of firearm related bills he may be inclined to sign.

We should all be concerned given what we have seen in the past few years.