Jimmy Goodwood

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

“I didn’t read what you wrote” should be the new MAGA hat. But I guess it could be shortened to “I don’t read”

Free society--England!?! What a joke. They know NOTHING of Trump and what he's done to fix the mess the communist left him--in society and in government. Take the log out of your own eye before you point to the splinter in ours.

This topic is sad because it pits forum users against each other over something as facile as politics. This should be a place where people come together over their shared love of cameras and be supportive of each other. This does the opposite. Good job sowing discord. 
Those sane few who are left can't escape this nonsense. Everything has to be about politics because people don't have enough imagination to think about anything else. 
Let's go back to talking about cameras and forget about this. 
I can understand this coming from the Sony shooters but the rest of us should be better than this ????

It's good that we can have a conversation about different view points.
"This is somebody who wants to take credit for something he had no involvement in. He merely walks up the doorstep to endorse it. "
I think that DJT can take some credit for Apple's decision to continue to do some manufacturing in the USA. I am also not American, and have no dog in this race.The president invited many CEO's of large companies to discuss the reasons behind them moving their manufacturing offshore, in an attempt to find out what the issues were, and what his government could do to reverse the trend. And through a combination of rolling back red tape, reducing taxes, and threatening to penalize those companies if they continued to act unpatriotically, he got some good results, and some companies have changed their direction, and are bringing jobs back to America, at the expense of the Chinese & other global players.
That is exactly what his predecessor did not do, and in fact, his predecessor was one of the driving forces behind American companies offshoring in the first place.
So yes, I do believe  (however misplaced, some of you may think my rational is), that DJT does deserve some credit. 

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Wading into politics in this heavily polarized & heated environment is a good way to lose half of your readership.

Well Written Andrew, and your spot on!