The left went too far.

Taking the high road is often the noble thing to do.  But not when the existential issue at stake is the continued survival of the republic, or it's conversion into a one-party police state.  Then the high road just leads down the toilet, and it's time for a much more dramatic and drastic response.

I was pretty much laughed at back in the TOB days when I suggested we were headed for a divorce / Civil War.

Not so far fetched any more.

Hopefully we can figure it out before we kill each other.

I have friends and family across all sides of the political spectrum, I always could co-exist with anyone, until now. Its really shaken me to the core. I was raised in a conservative environment, I traveled, lived, been educated in some of the most liberal environments in the world. I've never really had issues or distain towards those whom I consider friends, until recently. I think Covid had a hyper divisive element to it that is spilling over onto how we conduct, converse, interact amongst ourselves. I'm still awaiting for all those apologies I deserve for standing up and being now correct on most things Covid. Zilch, Nada, Nothing. Makes me bitter.

I wasn't referring to reconciling. I was looking for an amicable divorce. I would think both sides would want this.

Well, I know how the Dems tried to solve it. Instead of a national divorce, they tried to force compliance by those of us opposed to them. Their very first bill, H.R.1 Was called the "For the People Act." What a farce! It should have been called the "For the Democrat Party's Perpetual Reign Act." Or the "Thousand Year Reich Act."

H.R .1 Was designed to standardize national elections in all 50 states, to feature all the dream electoral designs of the Democrats so they would never lose another national election, ever again. Specifically, the bill expanded voter registration (e.g., automatic and same-day registration) and voting access (e.g., vote-by-mail and early voting). It also limited removing voters from voter rolls.

The bill also would have required states to establish independent redistricting commissions to carry out congressional redistricting.

In short...it would have made it easy for anybody (read illegal aliens and other non-citizens) to vote without IDs, and the so-called independent redistricting commissions would, I believe, all be formed the same in all 50 states, doing the biding of the party in power nationally. No more red states...just 50 identical blue states.

This was intended to be done in conjunction with Biden's open border policies, which was intended to lead to amnesty and a path to citizenship for probably 30 million new voters for the Dems.

The result of all this would have led to a one party rule probably longer than the 71 year reign of the same party winning the Mexican presidency, until Vicente Fox finally broke that streak with his win in 2000.

I'm inclined to think that if we can't get a divorce, then we must do to the Dems, what they tried to do to us. If we're lucky enough to gain control of the presidency, the Senate and the House, we need to tear down and rebuild the government, and there must be consequences for what's been done to us for the last four years, at least, because if there are no consequences for the harm they've done to us, then they will try to do it again if they get the chance..