A truly mind blowing piece, where you touch on almost all the various evils facing us in the coming year. However, I can’t agree with you that Trump’s re-election should be our focus, or best plan, going forward, if that was the conclusion of the article.
First, whether his heart is in the right place or not, he got played by the deep state, on the issues that mattered the most, over and over and over. You mentioned some of the names that stabbed him in the back, but the truth is almost no one he appointed was of much help, and his endorsements included McConnell, Romney and the like.
Second, he’s about 80 years old, has been triple vaxed, and is facing possible jail time, or worse case even assassination. I say none of that with glee, but with the realization any help he can provide would likely only be temporary, and we need a long term plan other than just leave it to Trump. Especially two years out from the election, much less a four year term after that.
So while Trump seems incapable of thinking beyond Trump, his supporters shouldn’t be so limited in their own thoughts about our future. We will, and must, one day go on without him, possibly soon. Even if Trump is to become our President again, he needs some tough love and constructive criticism from his base more than he needs rock star idolization, which is unfortunately what he craves, and is often given.
As I said I don’t know if you meant for the re-election of Trump to be the conclusion of your otherwise great piece, or just a single suggestion of something that might help, but it’s going to take a lot more than just one man to straighten out this mess we’re in, especially when you acknowledge that some of the things that Trump did were what actually led to the mess, and the people he chose his first time around actually made things worse.
Happy New Year!
His weaknesses are also his strengths. You need an outsider who cannot be bought and there are a very few number of people who fit that mold.
Do not fall for the same games that were played last time to discredit him. He is their biggest fear for a reason. His willingness to fight is their number one.
Who else? I love DiSantas, but he will be bought raising the funds.
Of course he got 'played over and over and over,' or 'six days to Sunday' as Chuckie Schumer put it." No president has ever endured the massive, orchestrated and continuous attacks that his enemies--in other words everyone inside the beltway or employed by the government, everyone in corporate media, every foreign and domestic non-government organization and almost every foreign government...etc--deployed against him.
I guess he was a little naive in thinking that they would let him implement a few of his proposals, believing that 'success has many fathers...' He believed that honor, love of country, appreciation of the freedoms and affluence this country had provided, and respect and affection for its people would override philosophical differences. So did I; we were both wrong. What a difference four short years can make!
... he’s about 80 years old, has been triple vaxed, and is facing possible jail time, or worse case even assassination.
I've been triple vaxed too. In the beginning I thought it highly possible we were in a biological war. But now we know better, so let's cut off everyone we might associate with this bad memory.
Now, since 'good' will never fully compensate us for another contest, especially with an enemy as criminal, deceitful, perverse, hateful and cruel as we now realize that this one is, we should admit to them that they were right.
Maybe we should congratulate them: "well done miscreants, you have dismembered our champion.Your rabid tactics payed off! Here are the remains, have fun!"
"But leave us alone as we seek a truly great candidate, one who is so above reproach, so noble so well-meaning and so great that even you'll love him!"
"Then we will meet again!"