(11-25-2020, 06:08 AM)hazard Wrote: Geth, for those who aren't on the American definition of centrist-to-right politics, the most recent presidential election was a choice between two undesirable options. Trump was just the much more undesirable option.
As such, plenty of people will neither be gracious victors nor sore losers. They will feel, with cause mind you, that like for the past decades they did not get to play at all. They will not act with smug contempt, nor venomous hate. They will simply demand of Joe Biden the same things they demanded of Donald Trump, and Barack Obama, and George Bush, and Bill Clinton and so forth, and while they'll get the occasional bone thrown their way, they know Joe will fail to deliver.
He has always failed to deliver. His Congressional record is clear on that.
Well, to be honest, you have a good point there. At the same time, I still stand by my contention even if one side loses this round, then their opponents should make the hard fall have a soft landing. Just because both sides may be getting screwed doesn't mean either side should grind in the glass for the other side, the political landscape is already polarized enough.