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MSNBC Host, Liberals Were Not Happy Over This Word President Trump Used To Describe Democrats During State Of the Union Address

MSNBC Host, Liberals Were Not Happy Over This Word President Trump Used To Describe Democrats During State Of the Union Address
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Democrats really don’t like this word to describe their party or agenda. President Trump’s State of the Union did call for unity, but MSNBC host Kasie Hunt lamented that the president using the word “Democrat” instead of Democratic to describe the party was inherently partisan. Well, this set off similar reactions from the liberal Twitterverse. For starters, yes, it is partisan, which is why Republicans use it. Second, for all the talk of unity, we all knew this was never going to happen. Democrats hate Republicans. They hate Trump. They can’t stand him. It was done as a courtesy, like all presidents, in one way or another, have called on unity during this address. 

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Oh, and sorry, but the Democrats affinity and support for late-term abortion just kills the whole unity part for me. 

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