> In a two party system, you ignore bad things and back your guy, True, agreed. They could still stand up for what's right. Criticizing your party doesn't mean

> In a two party system, you ignore bad things and back your guy, True, agreed. They could still stand up for what's right. Criticizing your party doesn't mean automatically endorsing the other party. But I was also talking about the mainstream media and the coverage it got there as well. > The very same democrats who mock Trump supporters for not denouncing him when he said "Grab them by the pussy" did not denounce Obama Or look at the recent "shithole" controversy. Trump said "shithole" (which was terrible, of course) and they talked about it for weeks. Forgot which reporter was even crying on screen about it. That's fine, it's good to be critical and scrutinize those in power. But Obama was dropping bombs on pretty much the same countries and everything was relatively quiet, not many tears from reporters there. Democracy Now was covering and other articles here and there. It's because Obama was polite, composed and projected a professional image.