About the FBI text critical of Trump supporters ...

Breath of the Beast:
Let’s not miss the most damning dimension of the texts between Strzok and Page. If you read all of their texts it becomes clear that their complaints about candidate Trump and his supporters are nothing more than ad hominem slurs - no different, really, than Hillary’s “deplorables” remark or Obama’s dismissal of Americans who "cling to their guns and religion" in bitterness. They are an attempt to dismiss a legitimate political movement and the, human aspirations behind, it with irrelevant but pungent slander. They are not texting about policy differences, social problems or even constitutional issues. In fact, these are law officers at the highest levels, who took an oath to protect The Constitution of the United States and they are actively engaged in discussing ways of denying a legitimate political movement its constitutional right to a free and fair election. This is dangerous and disturbing....
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This comes from fear and loathing and not from a reasoned thought process.  Trump seems to have that effect on liberals.  It comes from his blunt style of argument I think. 

I have come to the conclusion that if you ignore the noise and focus on the substance and what he actually does, he is a very sane person who is improving the US economy and defeating groups like ISIS.  He is smart enough to let the military make military decisions in how to accomplish objectives.  That is something Obama utterly failed to do.

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