The commander-in-chief says he will be breaking bread with his opponents.
On Feb. 19, President Donald Trump signaled his intention to soon meet with top Democrats for lunch, expressing his hopes that they could work together. Speaking at a Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute summit in Miami, the chief executive seemed hopeful that his olive branch to Democrats might lead to some bipartisan progress in Washington, DC, but he also gave the opposition party an ultimatum, of sorts. Democrats have marked the first month of the new administration with a stream of complaints, legal threats, and in a few cases what could reasonably be described as physical threats.
After his address to the summit, Trump took questions – to which he gave long answers, meandering from one subject to another in a frank and casual tone,…
