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Donald Trump should be the most unifying President in history. We can all still make that happen.

I am sick and tired of people not uniting around this President

George Evans-Jones
4 min readOct 10, 2019

Republicans, Democrats. East coast, west coast. Old, young. Rural, urban. Rich, poor. It’s no matter for our President; our Uniter-in-Chief.

It’s not always easy, though. American history is a story of disagreement and conflict. But it’s also an ongoing story of right and wrong which ends with society changing for the better (the arch of justice, and all of that). It’s partly why America has maintained its place as a super-power. Despite everything, American values, its systems, and its culture remain the envy of the world.

Out of even the most heinous of events, it is to the eternal testament of the American people that the country goes forward and progresses, not backwards and regresses. Now is undoubtedly one of those historic times where the former is needed.

Entire administrations have been marred at some point by spells of disunity; sometimes the disunity is so great that the most powerful person on earth can no longer handle the office (Johnson, Nixon, Bush Snr, nearly Clinton). In reality, manifestations of disunity are commonplace, and often have limited material impact, save for the…

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George Evans-Jones
George Evans-Jones

Written by George Evans-Jones

Writing mostly on US politics from across the pond. Occasionally detour into sports/sport performance, and UK politics/culture.

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