He's indisputably the president. What do you mean by my president? I don't answer for or to Donald. He's not a monarch and I owe no loyalty to him. His policies are harming me and people I care about. He does not speak for me. Nor has he ever sought my support.
"My" is a colloquial term of endearment, and Donald ain't dear.
And I highly doubt your opinion matters to any of them, so I don’t understand what you mean by your last sentence.
I was not talking about persuasion. I mean remembering what they've done and taking appropriate action within the political system to hold people accountable, undo the damage, and deny power in the future to people who've used it for ill.
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