Trump's determination to find a way to win at all costs made him an extraordinarily successful president when his interests lined up with those of the country, but led him to ruin when they did not, after Nov. 3 and especially after Dec. 14 when the Electoral College voted. (1/5)
The extreme tactics and rhetoric used throughout his presidency by the Democrats, the media, the deep state, the "Resistance," and #BlackLivesMatter/Antifa not only "normalized" violence and chaos, but created a siege mentality apparently impervious to criticism and advice. (2/5)
Democrats have earned the right to govern. With that right comes the burden of responsibility. And the most urgent task is uniting the country. Reconciliation will require admitting Democrats did things over the past year and more that were out of bounds. Both sides failed. (3/5)
.@JoeBiden continues to denigrate Trump supporters and to call the police racist. @SpeakerPelosi continues to pursue her vendetta against Trump. Silicon Valley continues to use censorship to control debate. These are grave errors that will only deepen division and conflict. (4/5)
America has benefited from the leadership of people like @VP Mike Pence, @SenTomCotton, and AG Barr who have been consistent throughout. For their trouble they have been demonized constantly by Democrats and the media. If you treat the best that way you encourage the worst. (5/5)
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