Why Democrats are willing to work with President Trump and Republicans are not

Now that President Trump is associating with the uncool Republicans he is being shunned by the cheerleaders and the jocks but what is even more surprising is the uncool kids of the Republican Party are ostracizing the President too! Why, because they constantly seek the approval of the vacuous Democrats. So this desperate move to disassociate with the President is nothing more than a pitiful solicitation to the good graces of Democrats.

Most of us have seen one or two ‘80’s come of age movies portraying life in American high schools. The scripts are virtually cookie cutter. There is the popular in group that dominates the social atmosphere of the school and then there is everyone else.

The popular group, though vacuous, dominates by peer pressure and group think. They enforce their will on the school’s inferior populist by offering their approval or disapproval of a particular person or subject. As such a movie would depict, in such a school not even teachers or administrators are immune to the control of the cool voguish cheerleaders and jocks of the popular crowd.

This fictitious satirical representation of high school life is now the reality in American politics.

We exist in a political setting where the cool voguish Democrat cheerleaders and jocks of the Progressive movement controls the rest of us. They tell the rest of us what things are important, what to think, which statutes to keep, how to speak, which words are acceptable, which words are not. This is why Actors, Singers, Rappers, Democrat politicians and football players think we care about their opinions. This is why they believe they can tell the rest of us what to do.

This scenario also explains why Republicans are so reluctant to do anything that might displease the leaders of the politically popular crowd, Democrats. Republicans know that one unpopular stance or person in their midst might relegate them to the harsh wrath of Democrat disapproval and the unpopularity table in the school cafeteria.

Enter one Donald John Trump once a darling of the cool hip elite in-crowd but in recent times he has fallen into disfavor. What is his sin? He’s palling around with that unpopular crowd, Republicans. Interestingly enough, before Barack Obama was president he said he wished to become like Donald Trump.

Now that President Trump is associating with the uncool Republicans he is being shunned by the cheerleaders and the jocks but what is even more surprising is the uncool kids of the Republican Party are ostracizing the President too! Why, because they constantly seek the approval of the vacuous Democrats. So this desperate move to disassociate with the President is nothing more than a pitiful solicitation to the good graces of Democrats.

However, one of the most interesting developments is seen in the recent Trump, Pelosi and Schumer meetings. Meetings were Democrats appear to show no trouble with the appearance of working with President Trump. They don’t seem to be worried and they shouldn’t be!

You see they have a long history of turning out Republican presidents. They made George ‘read my lips’ Bush eat his words (he raised taxes), Democrats got comprehensive immigration reform from Ronald Reagan (a mistake for the Republican Party), and they virtually nullified and crippled the entire George W. Bush presidency with made up scandals (Chad-gate being the start).

So why wouldn’t Democrats work with President Trump? It is in their interest to do so. Democrats will work with the President as long as it serves their interests. Republicans, refuse to work with him because they want the popular kids (Democrats) to like them. How’s that working for you Republicans?

In the ‘80’s movies, the unpopular kid always wins over the popular crowd with an undeniable act or accomplishment. If the president is smart enough restore American jobs, improve the lives of middle-class workers and end the incessant attacks on American citizenship and sovereignty with either the cheerleaders and jocks, Democrats or the grossly unpopular Republicans his political detractors will find a hostile electorate in 2018 and 2020 and President Trump will ride a popularity wave to his second term.