[pepsi_junkie]

Not that voters don’t give Mr. Trump a large share of the blame when asked who is responsible for “the partisanship that goes on in Washington.” In the June NBC/WSJ poll, 43% of respondents give the Trump administration “almost all” or “a major part” of the blame.

There were large organized protests on his inauguration day, literally before he did anything as President. Tell me again how he caused partisanship.

[kabar]

Trump caused partisanship because he committed the sin of winning.

[Alberta's Child]

Trump is the least partisan President in my lifetime. Heck — I don’t think any presidential candidate ever ran a campaign like he did, where he openly opposed several major planks of his own party’s national platform (immigration and trade).

I’ve seen numbers suggesting that 30% (or more) of the people who attend his rallies are DEMOCRATS. It doesn’t get much less partisan than that.

[SkyDancer]

[COBOL2Java]

There were large organized protests on his inauguration day, literally before he did anything as President. Tell me again how he caused partisanship.

Oh that's easy. "Partisanship" for liberals is defined as anything conservatives do. Whenever a liberal does something similar, that's defined as "Speaking truth to power".

[MrRelevant]

Because the focal point of his campaign was booting/keeping out illegal immigrants and cutting taxes/regulations.... both staples of the leftists existence.

[Tammy8]

He beat Hillary?