How does it feel seeing more liberals come to their senses?

[Telekinetic-Potato]

It just becomes more obvious every day how corrupt our government has become and it's connection to the media and woke movement.

More and more liberals I meet irl actually want to hear what conservatives have to say and a lot seemed genuinely surprised to realize that most people who are voting Trump are pretty middle of the road.

(everything after this is just me ranting)

I think his interview with Megan Kelly helped a lot but between Bidens issues, CNN being caught red handed with the Russia propaganda, and the FBI whistleblowers (amung other things if anyone's interested) it's just snapping people out of the anxiety fueled trance mainstream media has put people in.

I think it was Abraham Lincoln who said "You can fool some people every time and everyone some of the time, but you can't get everyone every time"

If we ever get out of this, I hope we make legislation which stops foreign money from coming into congress. Our founding fathers warned against this and what I think made it possible was letting companies like Amazon and Google get way too big. Maybe Apple and Google could get a soft pass because despite some of their more shady actions, they've actually contributed a lot to this country and created a lot of industry with their influence. Unlike Amazon who's mission appears to simply be: Absorb all businesses, eliminate all competition.

I think a lot of liberals mean well when they say people shouldn't be able to get so rich and I partially agree, but I think the bigger problem is that the government allows corperations to get so big they have more power than congress.

[Lliam]

I have always had what I now consider to be 1960s-70s liberal values that embody things like peace, love, tolerance, open mindedness, fairness, justice, love of liberty, distrust of authority, and opposition to war.

Many liberals and conservatives share those values even though they may differ on how to achieve them.

The Democratic party went off the rails decades ago and fully adopted neoliberalism (corporatism). “Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the merger of state and corporate power.” — Benito Mussolini. That's neoliberalism.

Loyal Democratic voters don't understand this.

I don't agree with neoconservatism or right-libertarianism, either.

I do support the principles expressed in the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights.

The Democratic party has abandoned those principles. Instead, it takes an authoritarian view in which government dictates to the citizens instead of the other way around. It is also aligned with the globalist agenda (One World Government/New World Order/Great Reset/UN Agenda 20/30), which embraces the Communist Chinese model of authoritarianism.

Authoritarianism is authoritarianism, whether it is right or left.

I know a lot of liberals, conservatives and independents who are starting to figure things out. They are abandoning party loyalty and partisan labels. I have been to several large gatherings in which people of all walks of life, races, religions, ethnicities, gender preferences, and political ideologies have come together as brothers and sisters to listen to speakers and unify for the common good.

I admit that I have a harder time these days relating to loyal Democrats and "woke" liberals than to self-identified conservatives who seem to be more open minded and willing to let people live and let live.

I think more and more people are waking up to the fact that divisiveness is promoted by very wealthy and powerful players to weaken America with the goal of enslaving humanity.

Unfortunately, people on both the right and left who consume mainstream, corporate media and/or only listen to sources that reinforce their preexisting beliefs are unable to grasp what this country and the world are up against. They are pawns.

[Soteris]

Yeah, I dont buy that at all. There is nothing about Trump that would appeal to independents, much less liberals. That you think most people who were voting for Trump are "pretty middle of the road" tells me everything I need to know about your limited view of the world.

[Telekinetic-Potato]

So if I ask why you feel like this and you don't answer is that going to tell me everything I need to know about your credibility?

[Soteris]

Trump is intentionally appealing towards his own base at the cost of everyone else. It would be strange if he was appealing to anyone else.

[laurieluvsit]

It's just sad that it takes being on the brink of nuclear war to do it.

[BuckCannon]

Laurie,
When the nukes start flying, the libs will drop to their knees and say..."Orange Man Bad."

[laurieluvsit]

@BuckCannon
... lol

I know it's like even though he has been gone for 3 years, everything happening on earth is still his fault... lol

[BuckCannon]

But they don't even know why he's bad! lol

[BuckCannon]

It's too little and too late. I feel bad for the children that have hopes and dreams. It's not their fault that their parents voted for a criminal with dementia.

[inhua]

some liberals will never come to their senses. they have a hard limit to where their beliefs won't end