Has a US president ever sided with the enemy, before today?

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John Tyler, James Buchanan, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan. Happens all the time.

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The overreaction is laughable. Almost every person, with extremely few exceptions, who is "outraged", is already not a fan of President Trump.

This is the problem in a nutshell. I happen to agree with Newt that Trump stumbled badly on Monday and made a pretty big mistake in some of the words he chose. But I also believe that the never-ending criticism of Trump from Democrats, NeverTrump Republicans, and the MSM has sort of reached a point of diminishing returns.

This is the weakest defence of a politician I can imagine. I think you guys should unplug yourselves from what other people think and judge the President on your own terms according to your own judgement, instead of hiding behind "people I don't like are criticising Trump so I have to keep liking him".

That's one of the reasons he got elected, dude.

Is this you, like, embracing your own stupidity?

It feels good, yes.