Liberals Are Creating Stronger Conservatives

In 2008 I didn't know the difference between Republican vs. Democrat or Conservative vs. Liberal. Obama had run a campaign of "Change" and it was appealing to a young college graduate like myself, at the time.

Eight years later, I was over it. Despite Obama's claim to Hawaii, all he did was create traffic on his winter trips to O'ahu. More importantly, he failed in addressing key problems like immigration and the economy. Instead, he focused on obscure issues like transgender bathrooms that pandered to the far left. He presidency made absolutely no sense.

When Trump came onto the scene saying, "Build a Wall," I perked up. He confronted and confounded the hoity-toity establishment and poked fun at their massive failures. He wasn't (and still isn't) afraid of being politically incorrect or offensive. To me and many, Trump was (and continues to be) a breath of fresh air.

Surprise!

In the 522 days since Trump's inaguration, the USA has reasserted itself as #1. Taxes have been cut, the dollar is strong, and the stock market has hit record highs. The US embassy is finally in Jerusalem and North Korea is being denuclearized. The longstanding problem of immigration is finally being tackled. Jobs are returning to the country and nationalism is on the uptick.

Like an Ultimate Makeover, Trump has America looking and feeling great again.

Nevertheless, liberals continue to hate. Folks like "Mad Max" Waters have called for mobs to attack conservatives. A recent New York Times article,"As Critics Assail Trump, His Supporters Dig In Deeper," points out that the madness from the left actually galvanizes the right. Yes, liberals are creating stronger conservatives. And apparently, I'm not alone in thinking so (1.4K and counting):