Trump’s Republican Party, explained in one photo

Those two make no statement for me.

Please refer to the post of Pvt James Strait. Though I am conservative I reject any suggestion that I would rather be Russian or a citizen of any country on earth outside the United States of America. The notion that any political party in America should be painted with such a massively large brush and generalized to this extent is not only disingenuous, but also patently dishonest and decieptful.
Just my opinion.....

I'm with you, Jeff. When I first saw these, I thought they were funny because they were so sarcastic. But it seems, it's enough to fully trigger the left....which make them even funnier. (how do I add the laughing/crying emoji?) As for those that truly believe this is direction of the Republican party, you must also believe that the left and the Democrats are defined by Antifa! Cheers!

MSgt Neil Greenfield - Maybe you just have no sense of humor, maybe you just hate Trump too much for your own well being, maybe your job at the 3 letter agencies has simply bled away your ability to see anything as funny anymore, hard to say.

I used to have a vest I wore when riding my motorcycle that had Kill a Commie for Mommy on it. I thought it was funny, my Mom, not so much. You see Neil, it is very possible for two people to look at the same thing and one see humor and the other one take offense at it.

What you shouldn't do is try to assign a greater meaning to it than two guys wearing a t-shirt trying to get a rise out of you and succeeding.

Cpl Jeff N. Jeff, maybe you’re right, maybe you’re wrong, but I’ll take your perspective under advisement. A lot of what goes on in politics these days, both sides of the aisle, is to me like dragging fingernails down a chalkboard. I’d actually rather see fist fights in congress. Or, at the very least, public debate in the style of British Parliament debates.

MSgt Neil Greenfield - I'm not so sure on the British Parliament style but it would be nice if everyone could tone it down a little bit. Not a day goes by that we are not on the brink of a crisis, real or imagined (most are imagined).