[BitWielder1]

Which side exactly have been using the "divide and conquer" tactic for the last several decades?

[cymbeline]

Nationalism not overdone is good for a nation. Doesn’t it kinda mean you love your country?

People of a given race or culture tend to relate to each other and group together. There are great differences among the various cultures and races. It’s ridiculous to think individuals can be totally comfortable with other cultures.

[left that other site]

To those who idolize and idealize Native-Americans, I suppose “Tribalism” would be a GOOD thing. /s

[headstamp 2]

The tribalism is on the left and has been for decades.

[bert]

He’s correct

The Africanization of American cities is irreversable. Africans were enslaved a second time when their betters took political control of their cities

[odawg]

“We will soon know whether anyone who has publicly supported Trump explains how they can continue to do.”

The propaganda is being layered on to an extreme degree. Since when in American politics does a voter have to justify his support of a candidate, or a president, publicly?

Dan Rather has turned into a vile old man.

Notice, they never spell out, in specific terms, the evil that Trump is promoting.

I bet all he can do is “he is dividing the country.” Interpretation: Americans are not allowed to engage in self-defense. By refusing to roll over and surrender to the globalists and their agents, the MSM, we are troubling the waters.

[Harpotoo]

Who the hell cares what this fraudster has to say???

[1Old Pro]

Give the Fraud Dan Rather credit for one thing, not too many disgraced journalists get back on TV, like Bill O’Reilly or Charlie Rose. I guess Brian Williams got back on, although demoted.

[GOPJ]

Dan Rather’s a bitter little man... his hatred for everyday Americans had poisoned his brain. What a jerk.

[nonsporting]

“Tribalism” is the heart of the Democrat party.

[loveliberty2]

Suggest Rather read America's Declaration of Independence and Constitution of the United States, as well as President George Washington's Farewell Address for a brief lesson in the history of the United States. Better still, an online reading of Frothingham's 1900 history entitled, The Rise of the Republic of the United States of America might educate him and other Progressives on the real history of the development of the philosophy and principles which made possible this land of freedom and opportunity.