President Donald Trump’s recent rally in Waco, TX, where he claimed that high-level politicians in the United States government are a greater threat to American democracy than foreign adversaries, has sparked a heated debate over political rhetoric.
Some argue that Trump’s comments are deeply irresponsible and that they could incite violence and further divide an already polarized country. Others, however, argue that Trump is simply speaking the truth and that it is important to address the problems with the political system in America.
Regardless of one’s political views, it is clear that the rhetoric being used by politicians on both sides of the aisle is becoming increasingly divisive and toxic.
If America is to move forward and address the serious issues facing the country, it is important that we find ways to bridge the political divide and engage in civil discourse.
