These are the opening lines of Charles
Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities. The setting for the book is 1775 England . The
book was first published in 1859, but is strangely relevant today.
It was the best of
times:
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We have the strongest economy in history and in the world.
·
More people have jobs, including all minorities, than any time in
history
·
We are eliminating unfair and unnecessary government restrictions for
business.
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We have the best trade policies in decades.
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We are respected by foreign countries more now than any time since
WWII.
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We have a strong military.
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We are winning the war on terror.
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Rules of engagement that cost military lives have been changed.
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We are securing our borders.
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Taxes have been reduced.
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Judges have been appointed who enforce the law instead of legislating
the law.
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President Donald Trump
It was the worst
of times:
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Democrats are attempting a coup to overthrow a duly elected President
for purely political reasons.
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The left are trying to overthrow or change the Constitution.
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We are experiencing the worst abuse of power in Congress in our
history.
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Globalists want open boarders for financial motives including drugs,
wars, and money laundering.
·
We have more political division in this country than at any time in
history except for during the civil war.
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We have a media that is selling propaganda and telling lies, and never
apologize for their lies.
·
We had the worst incompetence or corruption in the FBI in the history
of the country.
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Corrupt Democratic left
God bless President
Trump and guide him to make America great again.
“Trump did not bring division. Division brought Trump.
If you don’t see that, then you’re
part of the problem.”
Ava Armstrong