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Originally Posted by Guest
OK, I don't have a problem. I'm just trying to participate in a discussion about why America is so politically partisan, and if you don't like my opinions about that topic then that is your problem, not mine. If you think my questions are "silly" then ignore them, but someone needs to answer them. The questions were posed to demonstrate that there is partisanship on both sides of the political aisle and not just from the Democrats. If that is wrong, then answer the questions. I'm not attacking the POTUS, but I have every right to oppose his policies, and unlike you, I can do that without hating him or resorting to ridiculous accusations that have no basis in fact.
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Sorry to call you out in your fragile state, but the fact is that you are showing only that you are partisan based on your dislike for the man, versus any of his policies. That is being disingenuous any way you look at it. Perhaps, in your grief of being a loser, you don't realize that you are not looking at the presidency but at a Hollywood celebrity style personal character preference. That IS your prerogative, but it has nothing to do with being politically partisan. It just means that you wish to be lead purely by your popularity preference.
Making a list of questions that are not pertinent to the subject does not mean you are astute enough to avoid criticism. My point is that according to your list, it would not matter if the person was Dem or Repub, you would rate by personality flaws over ideology. That is not a politically partisan trait, but a popularity trait. Of course, if you pointed out those particular flaws in Trump based on your political difference and could not find any policy flaws, I guess it would be a stretch to make the claim that this could be partisan.
So, to summarize......you don't know how to debate the partisan issue so you are talking out your @ss again. Forgive my rather frank manner of pointing this out to you.