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Too far gone...
Like the Civil War, which pitted brother against brother, and the Vietnam War, which pitted father against son, the Trump presidency has cleaved relationships from sea to sea. It has forced people to take sides. It’s caused psychic wounds that figure to grow worse, not heal, in the days and weeks to come. Trump’s angry, divisive tenure has accomplished the destruction Stan Van Gundy, to use another example from the world of sports, surely meant when he tweeted, on September 30: “For me the saddest thing about this whole Trump presidency has been finding out that people I knew, liked and respected, including some guys I coached support this racist, misogynistic, narcissistic person. Painfully disappointing revelations.”
Andrew Cohen
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Too far gone...
What Do We Do About All These Trump Supporters?
The Trump presidency has divided families and destroyed friendships—and there may be no repairing the damage
What Do We Do About All These Trump Supporters?
The Trump presidency has divided families and destroyed friendships—and there may be no repairing the damage.
newrepublic.com
Andrew Cohen
MARK PETERSON/REDUX
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