Resorting to hyperbole doesn't strengthen your argument. I'm well aware of the issues at hand and can engage in constructive dialogue without resorting to name-calling. Maybe if we both took a step back, we'd find common ground rather than adding to the division. But yet you don't seem interested, and yet you seem obsessed. It's crucial to approach political discourse with accurate information. The RNC platform does not actually include a point about deporting Americans who disagree. This seems to be a misinterpretation. You can review the official Republican Party platform here. While there are valid concerns about Trump's impact on democracy, there are also arguments and evidence that some of his policies had positive effects, such as economic growth pre-COVID and criminal justice reform with the First Step Act. It’s essential to consider multiple perspectives and rely on factual sources. For balanced views, you can refer to analyses from the Brookings Institution and The Heritage Foundation. Let’s keep the dialogue fact-based and constructive. Only through open and respectful discussion can we truly strengthen our democracy, shall we? This is getting nowhere dragon dude.