One of the many takeaways from Donald Trump’s re-election is that America is, has been, and will remain deeply divided along political lines. And following the (in their eyes) deeply disturbing election results, many frustrated Americans are not looking for unity, but are instead focusing their ire on Trump supporters themselves. For instance, just a […]
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