I'm citing well-collated, pertinent information.
And I'm sharing it.
If you read what I'd write, you'd find a wealth of well-documented information.
What are your information sources?
Trump, a fellow fast approaching 14,000 documented lies since Inauguration Day?
QAnon, which would have us believe John Kennedy Jr. is a alive, well and a Trump supporter?
WTF!
Beyond the partisan rhetoric and its singleminded obsession to "seize power" at any cost, are contemporary conservatives so far gone that they don't even know how to play by the rules of intellectual integrity - don't even realize it is necessary to accept truth from whatever quarter it comes?
I have no problem cheering Truth-Tellers whoever they are.
"I Applaud Donald Trump"
http://paxonbothhouses.blogspot.com/2019/05/i-applaud-donald-trump.html
"Spot-On Truth-Teller Donald Trump: The Most Important Thing Said At The Republican Debate"
https://paxonbothhouses.blogspot.com/2015/12/spot-on-honest-donald-trump-most.html
You guys cannot applaud the truth wherever you find it.
You always have a prior obligation to make sure truth alligns with conservative dogma.
You cannot - ever - praise Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama because your world view depends on total demonization of "the other" and so you must never let up: you must be categorically opposed to the demons simply because you assume they're DAMNABLE.
It couldn't be that life is a mixed bag and sometimes people get things right, and sometimes people get things wrong.
You have to be like inerrant God on his judgmental throne - sending people to eternal bliss... or eternal damnation.
There's never a shade of grey.
And so Hillary is NEVER right... but "I Applaud Donald Trump."
At least ask yourself the following question.
"If I can unabashedly praise Trump when he hits the nail on the head, why can't you do the same from your side of the aisle?"
It is not hard. You just have to honor Truth - and be honest.
But then you would have to acknowledge this insight:
Republican presidential candidate, Pat Buchanan, the living American who has served longest as a White House senior staff adviser, observed: “The Republican philosophy might be summarized thus: To hell with principle; what matters is power, and that we have it, and that they do not."
"To hell with principle."
Wow.