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Chuck Todd threw up his hands on Meet The Press and asked how is it each side is not seeing what the other is seeing? One of the answers was, it’s a difference in strategy. That’s about as nice as you can put it, and it’s also accurate. One strategy is factual and tries to determine what “bribery” means in the Constitution and then if bribery took place. The other is about intentions and feelings. It’s basically the type of arguing that has occurred around dinner tables and in living rooms for the last 50 years, more if you count the people who argued against Japanese internment, nuclear weapons, or fighting World Wars at all. It’s supposed to be that elected leaders have better ways of working out these differences, but those days are going to be hard to get back.