I think that most people in this country would disagree with you as to Trump's divisiveness. His whole platform is based on fear:
The caravan consists of murderers and rapists.
Days before our midterm elections, Trump has once again made the immigrant the boogeyman that “real” Americans must fight. Instead of using America’s might to offer aid to desperate people fleeing violence in Central America, his rhetoric ― and that of his allies ― peddles misinformation of Islamic terrorists and lepers among the group, all working to destroy or infect our great, pure nation. He has ordered over 5,000 active-duty American service members to the border to prevent the supposed onslaught.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...b01ffb1d01b0b5
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump was asked about his recent tweet that "criminals and unknown Middle Easterners are mixed in" with the migrant caravan in southern Mexico. At first, he deflected, telling reporters that the US Border Patrol has apprehended people from the Middle East before. When a journalist asked him if he had any proof that Middle Easterners are in the caravan right now, Trump simply said, "Well, they could very well be."
https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/28/opini...yes/index.html
The U.S. economy will tank if Democrats take control of the House:
In the run up to next week’s midterm elections, Donald Trump has done his best to strike fear into the hearts of voters about what might happen to the country if Democrats take the House, as they are widely expected to do. Mostly, that’s centered around lying about immigrants and asylum-seekers; suggesting that a vote for Democrats is a vote for a new law wherein every time a refugee even thinks about coming to America, a U.S. citizen is forced to join MS-13; and claiming, falsely, that he can and will amend the Constitution through executive order. You know, catnip for the base. On Tuesday, though, he diversified his methodology of mistruth to include lies and threats about what else might happen if Republicans lose control of the House, i.e. the market will crash and the U.S. inflation rate will hit 83,000 percent by December.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018...take-the-house
And no President has weaponized fear quite like Trump. He is an expert at playing to the public’s phobias. The America rendered in his speeches and tweets is a dystopian hellscape. He shapes public opinion by emphasizing dangers—both real and imaginary—that his policies purport to fix.
“He is a master at it to a degree that I haven’t seen,” says Barry Glassner, a sociologist at Lewis & Clark College and the author of The Culture of Fear. “His formula is very clean and uncomplicated: Be very, very afraid. And I am the cure.”
http://time.com/4665755/donald-trump-fear/
Luckily, I think most voters in this country have become wise to Trump's rhetoric and appeals to one's fears. Since he can't point to the accomplishments he's had while in office, that being the economy and only the economy, he has to instill fear in the voters in order to succeed.
BTW, you asked the question as to what the Democratic position on immigration is and I gave it to you in Post #94. Any response? Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
Were any of these posts literal quotes from Trump? If so which?
Oh, and if you are correct, then we should expect a blue tsunami tomorrow in BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS!
A victory similar to the one you predicted in 2016.
10-20-2016, 08:03 AM #21It's too bad the caravans didn't get here sooner. Just think of the added votes the anti/never Trumpers could muster in time for tomorrow!
SpeedRacerXXX
This election is OVER. Republicans should start focusing on 2020. Unless a bomb hits between now and November 8th there is no way Trump can overcome the lead that Clinton has in the polls. For those of you who are still not believing the polls . . . we'll see in a handful of days how accurate they are.
Oh, well, there's always 2020 with HillariousNoMore again!