To say that my family and some of my friends have a flair for, I guess you'd say, Dramatics,

it's a total understatement.

Texts from my good friend usually start with her saying, I'm so upset.

And then it usually followed something like, oh, I gained a couple of pounds this week.

The dog went poop on the porch, or I noticed another gray hair.

And then I look at my phone and say,

well, you know what, there are worse things in life.

But over the past two years, I noticed a trend.

I'm so upset was usually followed by,

oh, Lisa isn't talking to me anymore

because I posted a picture wearing a Make America Great hat again.

I will be the greatest jobs president that God ever created.

Or maybe it was something like Kevin posted a nasty comment about the Democrats, and now he won't return my messages.

Every time Donald thinks things are not going in his direction, he claims whatever it is,

is rigged against him.

So what's happening?

Instead of bringing us together, people on Facebook are totally getting swept up in this political

divide.

And I'll tell you, it's tearing apart our friendships and our relationships.

I like Trump because Trump is not a politician.

He talks like a guy.

Since the 2016 election, things really haven't settled down on the social media front.

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