#ThisIsOurPresident
Apparently everyone who doesn't swear allegiance and loyalty to the Gropen Fuhrer is an enemy of the state who should have physical harm Visit them.
So many sad firsts with the trump “presidency “ : from teams not visiting the White House, to the Kennedy Center politely disinviting trump from attending their gala. Every day it seems we reach a new low. Just in the past few days I've read things have taken my breath away — from Senators publicly calling for his resignation to a national newspaper saying he's not fit to clean toilets in obama’s library! I mean, we all he's not but I never thought I'd see that written!
As vitriolic and hate filled the haters were towards President Obama, and they were legion, I don't ever recall anyone calling for them to break their neck.
This can't continue. It's not going to get better. One way or another whether it's Robert Mueller or another way, I think Trump is done, sooner than I ever thought
In an Instagram post on Tuesday morning, U.S. Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn described the backlash she has faced since her remarks about President Donald Trump on CNN last week.
Vonn wrote that she has received comments from people "hoping I break my neck." Vonn had told CNN she would be representing "the people of the United States, not the president" in the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Games.
Lindsey Vonn , also wrote that some had told her, "God is punishing me for being 'anti-Trump.'"
"My recent comments (with CNN about President Donald Trump) opened up my eyes as to how divided we are right now," Vonn wrote, calling the comments "hurtful."
Vonn wrote that she's received massive feedback — positive and negative — since her Trump comments. During the CNN interview, Vonn had also said, "I want to represent our country well. I don't think that there are a lot of people currently in our government that do that."
Vonn attempted to further explain her remarks on Tuesday.
YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT LINDSEY. No need to explain yourself. In this country Olympians do not represent the president. That is what they do in N. Korea
"The point that I was trying to articulate is that all Olympic athletes represent their nation as a whole, and are not representatives of their government or any specific political figure or party," Vonn wrote.
"I am proud to be an American, and I want our country to continue to be a symbol of hope, compassion, inclusion and world unity. My travels around the world have recently made clear that this is no longer how people view the United States... It seems to me that we must lead with understanding and strive for unity in our relationships throughout the world."
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