(#6161) An administration that harms more than helps is corrupt!

     This is what history teaches us. Those who don't care to learn history are either the problem or helping the problem causers. Either way they are the problem. I hear so much of the bots and paid propagandists talk about how things were terrible and democrats were the blame because they were in power and didn't solve everything. The problem with that thinking is that there is no context to why things are the way they are. We democrats spend an awful lot of time trying to make things better but in the structure of our government the minority party can stop democrat attempts to fix injustices.
     So when these same minority party becomes the majority they crow about how bad the democrats were and the many don't understand the history of why democrats weren't able to succeed. It is an endless cycle of republicans thwarting democrats in trying to fix things for the better. Then republicans get back into power and create even more chaos and blame it on democrats for previous imperfect results. I have been watching this political carousel for more than 50 years and it never changes. Why does it never change? Because we the American electorate do not think we need to understand our history. Being abused and suffering is what we deserve in practicality by thinking we don't need to know our history, but in logic, thinking we don't need to know our history is a fallacy!
     I must be in a denial bubble because I keep thinking that the American electorate will suddenly see reality with some historical background. Silly me! Yet I am not one to give up in my hope that the republican party will finally expose their grift on our American society. They are not clever nor wise. They really are simpletons in their strategy because they think we are even less than simpletons. If all of us would just take the time to define what objectivity actually means and then apply that definition to what is happening around us then the knowing of what is reality can begin. This isn't that hard because I just let the answer out in the previous two paragraphs but ok, doubt me, and find out for yourself.