I can't see the point of political bias regarding Trump...

[Pervertedneighbor]

Here is my point.
I hate politicians.  They are liars and thieves who will do anything to get elected.  No matter what they believe in their hearts, no matter what they say they believe when they are young and idealistic, in full possession of their integrity, the best of them will change their core beliefs to get elected. 
As far as I am concerned, the last good president was John F Kennedy.  He was honest, he was not in anyone's pocket, he was his own man, he admitted his mistakes, and we know what happened to him.  He was replaced by a puppet named Johnson.  Then we had a crook Nixon who was replaced by a president Ford who was never elected.  Then Carter.  Mr Nice Guy.  But hardly a strong leader, easily pushed around.  Then Reagan and Bush,
then Clinton, then another Bush, and of course, everyone's hero (ha)Obama.
Now here we are.  And why is it I feel like laughing so fucking hard?  Because the past several years I have agreed with people on both sides, not because of who or what they were, but because of whatever issue we were discussing.  I didn't agree with someone about an issue because they were a fucking democrat or republican, nor did I disagree.  If I hear about something, I decide how I feel about it personally by what's in my own heart and mind, not by what cards I carry in my wallet.
And that is why I am sitting here laughing.  I sit here hearing democrats trashing Trump over politics.  I sit here hearing republicans defending Trump over his politics.
I feel like sticking my finger down my throat.
Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush, Obama and yes, Hillary Clinton... they were or are politicians, however you felt about them, they got their
jobs done, even the crook, but Trump...
The man is a fucking joke!

[joan1984]

  Good to hear you are not political at all. Thanks for your opinion.

[Katiebee]

No, he is political. He is saying he is not partisan oriented. He is saying he is issue oriented and a pragmatic when it comes to political parties.

For my part I see political parties as indicators of political behavior on issues.

[MissBarbara]

Here is my point.

I hate politicians.  They are liars and thieves who will do anything to get elected.  No matter what they believe in their hearts, no matter what they say they believe when they are young and idealistic, in full possession of their integrity, the best of them will change their core beliefs to get elected. 

As far as I am concerned, the last good president was John F Kennedy.  He was honest, he was not in anyone's pocket, he was his own man, he admitted his mistakes, and we know what happened to him.  He was replaced by a puppet named Johnson.  Then we had a crook Nixon who was replaced by a president Ford who was never elected.  Then Carter.  Mr Nice Guy.  But hardly a strong leader, easily pushed around.  Then Reagan and Bush, then Clinton, then another Bush, and of course, everyone's hero (ha)Obama.
Now here we are.  And why is it I feel like laughing so fucking hard?  Because the past several years I have agreed with people on both sides, not because of who or what they were, but because of whatever issue we were discussing.  I didn't agree with someone about an issue because they were a fucking democrat or republican, nor did I disagree.  If I hear about something, I decide how I feel about it personally by what's in my own heart and mind, not by what cards I carry in my wallet.

And that is why I am sitting here laughing.  I sit here hearing democrats trashing Trump over politics.  I sit here hearing republicans defending Trump over his politics.
I feel like sticking my finger down my throat.

Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush, Obama and yes, Hillary Clinton... they were or are politicians, however you felt about them, they got their
jobs done, even the crook, but Trump...

The man is a fucking joke!

If I'm reading your post correctly, I think you're making a very germane point.

My take on what you say here is that an anti-Trump stance should be held by everyone, by Democrats who traditionally oppose him because he's a member of the opposing party; by Moderates (like me), who see through the mirage of "making America great again" and "fighting for ordinary Americans" and clearly see a man who is damaging the country, is becoming more and more off his rocker, and who's making a farce of the U.S. throughout the world; and by Republicans themselves, for whom Trump is becoming less a less a viable president and less and less a viable member of their party.

Is that what you meant?

[Lois]

I don't think that being elected to public office will make you a crook.  There are some very dedicated people out there that have dedicated their life to public service because they care about others.  Sadly, these people rarely make the news because the news focuses on scandal, so we only hear about the bad things and this in turn colors our opinion of politicians.