In 1973 Joe was not spouting trannie agendas. And crapping on children who are victims of attacks from the same. The destruction of the hetero nuclear family started around then also.Okay, two things:
First, in a vacuum, being critical of Trump on some talk show or podcast or internet message board is one thing. It's low-hanging fruit, it's easy, it's an incredibly target-rich environment. But it's not the core problem here, and I think it's best left to the relatively shallow venues I mention above.
Second, the problem here (as I see it, anyway) requires us to look at this disaster from a 20,000 foot, sociological perspective: What has happened to this country when a person like this can attract such adoration and influence? I've said it a thousand times: It's not about Trump at all. It's about us.
I fully agree with your comments about their media, and it's my opinion that the alternate universe began the day Limbaugh went national. I think the influence of these people is a terribly under-discussed element here. They have turned hyper-partisan politics into a lifestyle. Once a contagion like this is in our very culture, it's terribly difficult to fix.
But again, Trump is low-hanging fruit for casual conversation, a catharsis. But that's all he is. He ain't the problem.