I'm seeing a lot of this kind of thinking out there coming from both the right and the left and I advise against it.https://twitter.com/Gus_802/status/810556507741913088 …
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Doing so may be easier said than done, but it must be done & we should assist each other in that pursuit, not keep tearing each other apart.
Should we not have cause for celebration if, in what may be a challenging period, both sides find renewed commitment to liberty & equality?
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I would love to go back to arguing about taxes and regulations and not "what are facts?" and "are all people created equal?"
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Yes. Ppl ask if I know you're conservative. I say I do, but he is fighting for decency louder than anyone I know right now.
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Conservative isn't a bad word; neither is liberal. Kudos for being able to bridge the divide.
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make one pro-liberty. Liberals were fine with executive overreach when Obama engaged in it. Now have a prob b/c it's DT.
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And many conservatives were fine with it under G.W. but then had a problem with it under Obama. Both guilty.
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Easier said than done when those two sides have different definitions of liberty and equality.
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It's going to take tremendous work, but above all empathy and open mindedness with both sides compromising.
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A constructive debate involving liberal, conservative viewpoints is the way ahead. Let's set priorities and solve problems
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@MelissaJPeltier we don’t need viewpoints from set sides. We just need the will to solve problems. - 1 more reply
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