“He added, “We should be breaking bread with each other and finding common ground whenever possible.”
The leftist Tony Bourdain does this.
On one of his shows he went to Montana, fired every sort of neat weapon and talked about just how fun it was. He spoke respectfully of the people and frontier culture.
Then they had a humble camp meal around the fire, drank whiskey and sang cowboy songs.
It most certainly appeared sincere. And there are several shows along the same vein.
I agree - I have enjoyed many of Bourdain’s No Reservations episodes including the Montana one and learned much. He went to a very remote area at the tip of South America, Tierra del Fuego, a place I always wanted to see. Very cool show.
The Reality of Deplorables as decent human beings just keeps smacking Bourdain in his elitist chops, and he acknowledges that in many of his shows. One of the best episodes he ever did was on Detroit along with Charlie LeBoef, a Lib who tells the story truthfully, including the failure of the politicians. What neither can admit is their own personal political philosophy is not rational and the actual cause of much misery throughout the world.
I am grateful to those hard-core elitist nutties out there who are showing their true feelings about not wanting my money or viewership if I didn’t vote for the Dragon Queen. Adios to you!