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<blockquote data-quote="Gabriel Maxwell" data-source="post: 36453" data-attributes="member: 121">That is why he will be inaugurated on Friday. But Trump, being the leading force of the birther movement which outrageously questioned the legitimacy of Barack Obama&#039;s presidency not on the basis of how he became President but who he is, deserves no relief.On the contrary, given the suspicious circumstances of his election, not to mention his pattern of arrogant behavior, he deserves that his legitimacy as President of the US be repeatedly questioned and thoroughly investigated.Barack Obama was able to withstand birther attacks with presidential class and dignity. If Trump happens to have a short fuse and, if pushed, ends up embarrassing himself and the high office he&#039;s about to occupy - so be it. It would only prove he&#039;s not fit to be President.As much as you clarify your position or describe your experience I can&#039;t help but see you draw a distinct equation mark between the DNC and the GOP, and I just can&#039;t go along with that. You resent choosing a lesser evil, but I think the reality of life and any human relationship is the question - what flaws am I willing to tolerate? And I just can&#039;t see the GOP&#039;s and the DNC&#039;s flaws in the same light, thus being unable to tolerate either.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gabriel Maxwell, post: 36453, member: 121"] That is why he will be inaugurated on Friday. But Trump, being the leading force of the birther movement which outrageously questioned the legitimacy of Barack Obama's presidency not on the basis of [I]how[/I] he became President but [I]who[/I] he is, deserves no relief. On the contrary, given the suspicious circumstances of his election, not to mention his pattern of arrogant behavior, he deserves that his legitimacy as President of the US be repeatedly questioned and thoroughly investigated. Barack Obama was able to withstand birther attacks with presidential class and dignity. If Trump happens to have a short fuse and, if pushed, ends up embarrassing himself and the high office he's about to occupy - so be it. It would only prove he's not fit to be President. As much as you clarify your position or describe your experience I can't help but see you draw a distinct equation mark between the DNC and the GOP, and I just can't go along with that. You resent choosing a lesser evil, but I think the reality of life and any human relationship is the question - what flaws am I willing to tolerate? And I just can't see the GOP's and the DNC's flaws in the same light, thus being unable to tolerate either. [/QUOTE]

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