There's a Big Difference Between Disagreement and Disdain
So, why can't the opposing politicians do the right thing and support policies that are good for our country?
By Chuck Lehmann —— Bio and Archives--May 18, 2019
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The definition of those two words are as follows: “Disagreement” – a difference of opinion or dissent; “Disdain” – to look upon or treat with contempt, to despise or scorn someone or something. In politics there always will be disagreement, but in today's toxic political environment, the Democrats (and the “fake news” media) replace disagreement with disdain. The animus is so pervasive that no matter what President Trump might say or do, the Democrats will twist and turn what he says or does to make it look like he is the reincarnation of the devil.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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