Yes, because as we all know, Trump would never make any issues all about himself.

I wish I could be as positive as you are- that's been the progressive line for a long time now- that demographics will be in the Democrats' favor, both because of older voters dying off, and more minorities entering the voting booths. I don't think either is going to pan out like expected

I can't tell you how many so-called Christians I know the wholeheartedly support Trump, and have somehow convinced themselves he a true Christian, too.

There was an article on Daily Kos about the many, many red state voters are now hoping that the Democrats will block Trump's agenda. Another case where they voted for Trump the person without paying attention to the policies he actually endorsed.

They don't think it will be worse. They think the Democrats have made it worse, and that the Republicans will fix it. Look at the number of Republicans who think that unemployment has gone up under Obama, or that the stock market is tanking because of him.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ronald Reagan, and Donald Trump would like to disagree.

Frankly, Trump and his supporters were going to say that, even if Hillary had won both the popular vote and electoral college.

Not really- they used his name as an attempt to get minorities to vote Republican. Now that they have all three branches of government, they'll just gut voting rights so they don't have to worry about minorities voting for anyone.

You've never heard that one? They tend to use it right after they remind everyone that Lincoln was a Republican, and Democrats voted against the Civil Rights Act in the 60s.

Obama acted gracious and respectful to Trump will just allow Trump supporters to say that he's a darkie who knows his place.

If the Trump team follows W's cue, they'll send out a bunch of lies about how the previous occupants trashed the place.

Nope- most of my conservative co-workers get a kick out of the fact that the government will be paying Donald Trump to house his Security Detail. It's just another example of what a great businessman Trump is.

Do you think Donald or his kind would ever live in a house that had recently been vacated by a family of African-Americans?

But he wrote "Revolution", which, according to the National Review, is one of the greatest conservative rock songs of all time!

Really? And I assume you're also skeptical when Republicans make that claim that, if he were still alive, Martin Luther King, Jr. would have long ago left the Democratic party and joined the GOP?

I concur. I am friends on Facebook with a lot of my high school classmates, many of whom are complaining that they are struggling to get by working shit jobs while minorities are taking the "good" jobs.

Much like he is doing with his cabinet, he picked the worst person for the job.

Nope. I think the only "reporters" to get regular access to him will be from Fox and Breitbart, because he knows they will never say anything negative about him. With any other reporter, you run the risk, however slight, of them printing something unflattering about him, and he will not stand for that.

I was noticing that, too- they seemed to have spent more time in Philly in this one episode than they did all last season. It was nice to have authentic outdoor scenes again.

Get Barry Allen on the phone, quick!