Democrats Lost The Election, Now Rage Against Trump With Domestic Terrorism

With threats like “blow up the White House” and actions like setting fires and breaking windows of businesses, the Democrats are taking to the streets following their loss in the latest presidential election, and they’re thumbing their noses at the citizens who voted against them in a typical Occupy maneuver taken from nineteen-sixties radicals, who are now close pals and confidants of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, who killed police officers and bombed banks and generally made their era an angry and violent time.

The leftist radicals are at it again, and all because a man who promised to Make America Great Again replaced a man who swore to “fundamentally transform America”. It’s true that the campaign promises and slogans of Obama and Trump were clever and got attention, but the reality was that Barack Obama really did try to destroy America with his unconstitutional orders and actions, like his takeover of healthcare and his flood on job-killing EPA regulations. So unless one agrees with these impoverishing and unconstitutional things that Obama did (and therein lies the problem, the current-day radicals did and still do agree with Obama and all of his destruction) it seems sensible that a well-meaning person would prefer to Make America Great Again rather than burn buildings. But unfortunately, the burners and bombers have taken over the Democrat party.

Even the people we think of as part of the Democrat establishment, like for example, Chuck Schumer of New York, whom we would assume wants a functioning government in line with the citizens’ choice from the latest presidential election, has become a radical and is blocking Donald Trump’s cabinet selections, and his obstruction has a negative impact on the security of the American populace.

I don’t believe the descriptive term “Domestic Terrorists” is too harsh to use to describe the likes of Schumer and Madonna who are encouraging the disruption of peoples’ lives and destroying their property.