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==Oxymoronic terminology==

==Oxymoronic terminology==

It's important to note that the left-wing group naming themselves after President [[Abraham Lincoln]] is an oxymoron; their fierce opposition to [[President Trump]]/his bold policy decisions and sheer desire to see him removed from office nearly parallels that of the Confederates' hatred toward Lincoln. Their stance against Trump matches what early Democrats asserted about the 16th president of the United States:<ref>[https://www.conservativenewsandviews.com/2019/11/22/editorial/guest/president-nasty-quotes-perspective/ Some nasty anti-President quotes to offer perspective]</ref>

It's important to note that the left-wing group naming themselves after President [[Abraham Lincoln]] is an oxymoron; their fierce opposition to [[President Trump]]/his bold policy decisions and sheer desire to see him removed from office nearly parallels that of the Democrats' hatred toward Lincoln (so much so that [[Confederate States of America|they were willing to split America in two]] and start a [[American Civil War|civil war]] over Lincoln's election). Their stance against Trump matches what early Democrats asserted about the 16th president of the United States:<ref>[https://www.conservativenewsandviews.com/2019/11/22/editorial/guest/president-nasty-quotes-perspective/ Some nasty anti-President quotes to offer perspective]</ref>

{{quotebox|He is evidently a person of very inferior character.<br>...<br>Those who vote for the president’s re-election are traitors.<br><br>He is universally an admitted failure, has no will, no courage, no executive capacity.<br><br>There is a strong feeling among those who have seen the president, in the way of business, that he lacks practical talent for the job. It is thought that there should be more readiness.}}

{{quotebox|He is evidently a person of very inferior character.<br>...<br>Those who vote for the president’s re-election are traitors.<br><br>He is universally an admitted failure, has no will, no courage, no executive capacity.<br><br>There is a strong feeling among those who have seen the president, in the way of business, that he lacks practical talent for the job. It is thought that there should be more readiness.}}