President Trump is making single life great again.

At least for one Florida woman who says she's divorcing her husband in part over his inability to deal with her love for the commander-in-chief.

According to divorce records, Palm Beach State Attorney Dave Aaronberg and his wife Lynn Aaronberg, a former Miami Dolphins cheerleader, are parting ways for a variety of reasons ranging from Muslim willingness to have children to her politics.

Quote, a staunch Republican and supporter of President Trump, Lynn also said she felt increasingly

isolated in their marriage, their public relations released stated.

Erinberg is a Democrat, Lynn is a Republican.

It wasn't an issue at first, but that was before the Hillary Trump saga, she explained,

and as that built, the tension in our relationship built.

Dave Aaronberg was tangentially involved in the 2016 election when he dropped assault charges against then-Trump campaign manager, Cori Lewandowski. He worked with Trump at Merrill Argo for years, but after Trump's political rise, he tried to distance himself. I'm walking through the red carpet, Lynn stated, and he's sneaking through the bushes. He'd asked me not to take pictures. He wouldn't want me to post them. I didn't listen to him. She says she took selfies with Trump and her husband didn't like it. Obviously, Lynn is hungry for some publicity, but there are a few lessons from this tragic tale of marital woe. First, two publicity hungry people probably shouldn't marry each other. This seems like a lesson that the scaramuchis have also learned in the recent past. Their agendas obviously weren't aligned, and if Mrs. Aaronberg's agenda deviated from her

husbands, she seemed happy to ignore his agenda in favor of her own and vice versa.

Second, people of different political preferences should think seriously before tying the knot.

Politics often reflects deeper values, and while we're fond of papering over those differences

because of lr-r-the- the reality of marriage requires that two people share a set of values in order to live a successful

life together. Finally, the Trump era has polarized people in a unique way. That's because Trump

himself is polarizing. He's loud and he's brash with a thousand character flaws that endear

him to some and alienate others. People tend to see feelings about Trump as a referendum on character.

And that speaks to the problem with treating our politicians as celebrities in general.

The point of politics is that we have certain policies and ideas we would like to see promulgated,

and politicians are a vehicle for those policies and ideas.

The character of politicians only matters insofar as it speaks to the

trustworthiness and capableness of the person making promises with regard to policy. But now,

policy is taking a back seat to the attitude of politicians. We care a lot more about what our

...