More Content Talk delves into the election season... or year, whatever you prefer... We take a look at Trump's political strategy, if you can call it that, and compare it to his "surprise" win in 2016. We examine the history of elections in this country, and how well causes that are generally considered "extreme" by liberals are received by half the country. We ask the difficult question of whether or not Trumpism is just American patriotism without the filter. Trump's entire campaign was essentially a referendum on political correctness. The response from the left has been quoting high-minded moral sentiments that the right refutes. Is it really that surprising that people who refused to sell wedding cakes to legally married couples would vote for a man who would ban abortion on a whim? Is it difficult to accept that Americans have a deep fear of government, whether they are liberal or conservative? Will the Democrats and Republicans ever own up to their failures as parties or will they continue to blame inconsequential progressives every time they lose an election? Are we really that polarized or are we just saying this so that we feel better about not wanting to pay extra taxes? We ask these questions and more on this installment of More Content Talk. Watch it today. Watch more tomorrow. 

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