Donald Trump's got a new talking point out there right now.
Jobs not mobs, and he's been testing that out ahead of the midterms here because he
says the Republicans are the party of jobs, Democrats the party of mobs.
Right now, we have right wing media outlets and Republican politicians telling us that
Democrats are horrible, violent, angry people who are going to come beat you up, mow you
down, bang on your business' doors, bang on the doors of the Supreme Court.
They're going to hurt you, basically, because Democrats are so damn dangerous.
These are the same Democrats who just, maybe a month ago, were delicate little snowflakes
that needed their own safe space because the world was just so scary to them.
But now, we've all turned into superheros that are out there just waiting to pound the
crap out of any Republican we happen to come across while walking down the street.
My question is this.
Which is it, Republicans?
Are we whiny little snowflakes that need to be protected from everything the world has
to offer?
Or, are we these violent hulk-like creatures just waiting for the chance to smash in the
head of a Republican?
Because, you're talking points at this point, like most times, actually conflict with one
another.
We can't be both snowflakes and violent mobs.
Do you see how those two don't reconcile together?
What's really terrifying to you Republicans is the fact that people in this country are
now willing to stand up to you.
Hell, they're even standing up to some Democrats they don't like because too often they vote
in the interests of corporations instead of the American public.
But, Republicans are terrified.
They're the sad little snowflakes who don't want to be bothered, the people who need a
safe space, because they can't even go sit and eat an apple pie in a restaurant without
somebody yelling at them, because all the Republican tried to do was take away their
health care.
You know, like any decent American would do, and now this person's saying I'm mean.
I can't finish my meal now.
Box that up, I'll take it home.
That's not how it works.
Democrats are not angry, violent mobs.
Democrats are not delicate little snowflakes.
Democrats, progressives, liberals, whatever the hell you want to call them, they're people
who are pissed off right now, and they're going to make sure you know it.
They're going to confront you when you try to pass policies that are going to harm American
citizens.
They're going to confront you when you throw children in cages because they're a different
nationality than us.
They're going to confront you when you put a man accused, by multiple women, of sexual
assault on the U.S. Supreme Court.
You're going to have to answer for those things.
If you won't answer while sitting in a restaurant trying to eat a cheeseburger, then you're
damn sure going to answer this year in the mid-terms.
If you're one of the lucky few that's not up for re-election, then you'll answer in
the next election, because they're not forgetting.
I don't always approve of some of the tactics, banging on the U.S. Supreme Court door.
That was unnecessary.
That wasn't going to change anything.
But, making these people uncomfortable, confronting them on the street, in a restaurant, in the
airport, they need that.
They need to understand that people aren't happy.
These talking points that Republicans and Breitbart and Daily Caller and all these other
sites that low information voters read, telling us the Democrats are violent criminals.
Nobody's buying into that except for the people who will vote red no matter what.
The average person out there, the independent voters, they see what's going on.
They understand the anger, and they're not buying into these Republican talking points
that a Democrat's going to sneak up behind them and slit their throat one day.
That's only the Republicans who live in constant fear of any evil Democrats lurking out there,
which doesn't even actually exist.
Democrats want answers, and the only people who can give them those answers are the people
in office passing these horrible policies.
If they can't handle that, then maybe it's time that they find a new job.