It is not about the rhetoric on both sides; it is about the actions of those on "one side."

Those who hate former President Donald Trump are showing it repeatedly. Only one person has been hit by a bullet and has been the victim of two assassination attempts. The following is the record of Trump "haters": They tried to put him in jail. They tried to take his job before his term ended (two impeachments). They tried to take his money. They tried to ruin his marriage. They tried to fix a debate. They switched out his opponent. They ripped up his State of the Union Address speech. They even tried to say he cannot do a job that he has already done.

Among those haters, two have tried to kill him, wounding him once. Their actions speak much louder than Trump's words.

The ability to "bring people together" and unite America has been the successful rhetoric and tactic used by Democrats to gain and maintain control of the White House for 12 of the last 16 years. Now, they are seeking to make it 16 out of 20 years, a generation. But it could be the biggest lie in political history. Will they get away with it?

Democrats are leading us in the wrong direction yet are trying to convince Americans that they represent "change you can believe in." Haters shoot at Trump while Democrats call the former president a "danger to democracy." That is all an attempt to trick the American people. But let's look at reality.

Divisiveness can bring about misunderstandings and outright hatred toward others. Let us look........

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