Donald Trump unleashed the dogs of hatred in this country from the day he declared he was running for president and they've been snarling and barking at each other ever since and it's just inevitable.
Axelrod discusses the impact of Trump's rhetoric on national unity and the resulting violence.
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I think Democrats would be very foolish to go all Marjorie Taylor Greene here and WWE stuff and so on. I think they should respond. But I don't think they should, you know, heckle and do the kinds of things that some have talked about.
An elderly man, probably homeless, was sprawled unconscious on the museum's front stone steps in the midst of a heat emergency. I called 911, and the operator said, ‘Well, is he ASKING for help?’ When I said no, she said, ‘Well, I'm not…
So the man remained, passed out in the blazing noon sun. I guess that’s how the City of Chicago deals with such situations.
Unless the economy and his numbers rebound, Republicans are going to feel less willing to follow him blindly.
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