Helsinki--the Tipping Point?

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(07-17-2018, 11:25 PM)Dill Wrote: Well that is an example of how "normalizing" Trump behavior lowers previous standards. But I'm not there yet, so yes, past behavior still says something about his character to me, about his lack of discipline and respect for others, and how it is enabled. I don't feel a bit silly about that.

So a "rational person" could not even change a vote because of this incident, not to mention the many leading up to it and those still to come?

rational=passive with respect to Trump's behavior?  Sounds like the #1 problem in US politics is still people who exaggerate Trump's behavior--not Trump's behavior.

To be honest: no. A rational person would not change their vote over one incident; however, an emotional person would proclaim who they would.

I get that you and others keep looking for that decisive moment, but it just doesn't work that way and who should a rational person change their vote to? 

And quote "normalizing" all you want but quotes garnered from Access Hollywood in a private conversation while you are a reality celebrity do not equal comments made by a sitting POTUS,