The nastiness is on both sides of the aisle. The people who are saying it only goes one way are part of the problem - whether in politics or not. The real problem is both political parties push the nastiness and the sheep that can't see reality proliferate it.
The increasing personal nastiness toward people who work for President Trump reflects the left’s understanding that they are losing. Nastiness reflects desperation not strength. They can’t win the argument so they use nastiness. Sad and dangerous.
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And I am old enough to remember that it's Newt we can thank for introducing "nastiness" into this arena. He was the originator. Eh,
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Which wife did you dump after you cheated while she lay dying in the hospital? 2 or 3?
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That was OK. That was just personal nastiness. Newt is going all fainty over public nastiness in politics.
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Nice try. Here’s an alternative theory: the lefts “nastiness” is an appropriate response to the dishonesty, racism, and disregard for our institutions and democracy routinely demonstrated by President Trump. But fictional narrative has long been your specialty.
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