Earlier this morning, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders weighed in on a forthcoming decision for Democrats, reports The Hill.

An Overview of Sanders' Statements

The White House Press Secretary shared the hereinafter remarks during an interview with Fox and Friends:

"Look, at some point, Democrats have to decide whether they love this country more than they hate this President. They have to decide that they want to put the safety and the security and the diplomacy of our country ahead of their own political games. We’re very hopeful that they will."

Many conservatives and Trump supporters have echoed sentiments which reflect Sanders' statements. America, as a nation, has experienced great division since the inception of the 2016 Presidential election. Some pundits and commentators have even labeled the aforementioned election as the most divisive in modern U.S. history. However, thoughts about where the blame lies depend on whom is asked.

Generally, Democrats tend to blame Republicans; Republicans also have a tendency to fault Democrats for the current division in America. However, certain individuals have opined that both sides are responsible for the prevalent discord.

Thoughts and opinions on President Trump have furthermore contributed to the aforesaid division. After the Commander-in-Chief won the 2016 election, many Democrats swore to "resist" and band together against the President. Many Democratic Senators have even moved to impeach Trump. Thus far, all attempts to remove the President from office have resulted in failure.

What Do Americans Think Regarding Sanders' Statements?

The overall feedback regarding Sanders' remarks is varied at best. Different Americans have different opinions and interpretations of what she stated. While some individuals have championed her statements, other people believe that matters are more complicated than whether Democrats' love for America outweighs their loathing for President Trump.

Nevertheless, Americans on all sides of the aisle weighed in with their thoughts, feedback, and afterthoughts in the comments section of The Hill's report:

"Did Republicans hate Obama more than they loved the US? They didn't work with Obama at all....."

"Voters will decide in November."

"Dems and Republicans need to start thinking about this, independence from the two-party system allows voters to vote on specific issues instead of parties."