Republican “Traitors” Trying to Sabotage Trump
I had to laugh when a “friend” on Facebook shared: “Here Is The List of 20 Republican Senators Trying to Sabotage Trump,” calling upon me to expose these “traitors.”
In the first place, I’m rooting for these 20 people. But more to the point, the dude really needs to look up the word “traitor.” Maybe in North Korea a traitor is someone who disagrees with a policy or a person–not in the U.S. That’s an extremely important part of what it means to be an American; it’s something a whole bunch of brave people have fought hard to preserve over the last 240 years.
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