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Why do people continue to be highly abrasive and caustic when dealing with President Donald Trump? Is there a strong Democratic philosophy that says the best way to change someone’s political perspective is to aggressively, legally and sometimes violently attack him for almost a decade?
Diplomacy with words and actions might lessen the nonstop political wrath that Trump has been delivering to all of his adversaries and detractors.
Trump has been handling his domestic and international political strategies in a different and nontraditional manner. Not everything that he has done has been bad, but critics have assigned any incidental damage to his every move.
Soften your words and actions, be diplomatic and speak to others as you would like to be addressed.
Keoni Ronald May
Punchbowl
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