Mr. Borrecca: Your last paragraph, quote: "With that sort of political power, the GOP would be best stepping off the Trump train and repeating the affirmation of Schatz: “He’s not my president.” is a great example of "two wrongs don't make a right". Pres. Trump needed to be more definitive in his statements about white supremacists and their violence. But to say, as a counter, that the GOP should take up the words of a Democrat who has expressed this, and then had to backtrack this statement a day later because, really, as a State Senator you should probably be a little more high brow than being the mouthpiece of Air America and their liberal bent - that is a little too low brow for even you, Mr. Borrecca. 

Here is a hint if you want everyone to start saying "he is not my president" - tell everyone about this in about 3 years when we are all looking at the candidates, and implore everyone to vote. That is the only real way to say "he ain't my president".