US Democrats have adopted the Irish tendency of begrudging and resentment

There is an  Irish Gaelic tendency, to sit by the turf-fire crooning over ancient and still unrectified grievances”  The “unrectified grievances” being “crooned over” are Trump.

 This tendency viewed as a sociological or psychological phenomenon, becomes reified in interpersonal relations

 If such Democratic resentment has a desire, it is, typically, the total annihilation, prefaced by utter humiliation, of its target, Trump.

Democrats  seem to be aiming for nothing short of the neighbor’s complete destruction, metaphorically speaking. This attitude was not uncommon in Ireland in the mid-20th century, as Flann O’Brien (1993) had facetiously observed in his “Cruiskeen Lawn” column in the Irish Times: “What is important is food, money, and opportunities for the scoring off one’s enemies.

It would seem Democrats have a more relaxed concept of other moralities, in the heierarchy of morals the morality of violence, the morality of hurt towards others, the morality of deceit and legal casuistry tend to be relegated in the Democratic  consciousness reassuringly venial status in the hierarchy of moralities

and whitewashed from their oh so moral minds

So they continue to tread on opponents on such utterly false soil, where every natural value, every reality was opposed by the most profound instincts of what they deem themselves to be the 'ruling class;

Like early Christians they display grew a form of mortal enmity against reality that has never yet been politically surpassed in US Politics.