The difference between the “right” and the “left” was on full display at the recent Trump rally in Minnesota.
A capacity crowd of 20,000 people filled the venue. They enjoyed a big, raucous, spirit-filled celebration of life, liberty, patriotism, Judeo-Christian values and a booming economy as President Trump spoke. Military and law enforcement personnel were honored and loudly cheered. This is a prime example of the right.
Meanwhile, law enforcement officers outside were being pelted with objects and accosted with filthy and disgusting signs, gestures and language by radical rioters. Some of them wore masks and set fires. Many were filled with fanatical anger and rage. Some harassed and terrorized folks leaving the rally. This was a prime example of the left.
Those on the left in Congress don’t wear masks or physically harm their opponents but they have the same hatred and rage-filled mindset.
The left has brutally badgered this president from the day he was duly elected and think they somehow have the right to remove him from office against the will of the 63 million-plus people who elected him.
The difference between the two ideologies could not be more apparent.
Bob McBride
West Deer