Hitting Close to Home?

Here’s Powerline:

It seems to me that many Democrats--not a majority, probably, but certainly most of the party's core--have gone into a state of permanent opposition. No election is ever over. No administration not favored by them can ever be legitimate. This is, I think, something new in American history--or modern history, anyway. In the past, elections were hard-fought, but when they were over, the lawn signs came down and life went on. Hatreds were not nursed--not, at least, on the mass scale that we see today. And people, by and large, accepted the quaint idea that once a government had been chosen by the majority, people should accept it and even, in foreign policy at least, give it their support.

For many, today, unrelenting opposition has become not just a political position, but a way of life.

Sounds like some Brown County Democrats.  I await the cries of "malignancy," "propoganda" and "derogation."  Let's not forget "oppressive," "Stalinist," and something about "new depths of depravity."  Or words to that effect.