Maybe Trump does not want him to win so he can be instrumental in military trials? If he wins a senate seat, he can’t participate in military trials, right? He could always resign... (joke)
I think it boils down to which of them is more likely to disseminate misdirection and disinformation - Trump or Q. Common sense tells me that it would be Q that would misdirect followers than the President as Q is an intelligence operation and misdirection is part of that.
I don't think Trump is lying or trying to mislead people with his repeated dislike and mistrust of Sessions. If he is, he risks the public not trusting what he says; on the other hand Q is monitored by the derpstate which would mean misdirection by Q would be more acceptable and understood by followers.
A lot of people seem to have an emotional investment in all of the players being good guys who will unmask themselves at the end. I am more cynical having seen evil people at their worst first hand pretending to be good.
Bottom line is I don't think Trump is misleading for unsaid reasons and I trust what he says over what Q posts - I'll repeat Q postings are an intelligence operation and that is where misdirection is more appropriate.
I'm with you, EDD.
Also, think about this. If Sessions is being saved to conduct military trials or some such, if 'at the end of the day', he and Trump rip off the mask and are all like "TA DA, fooled all y'all. Sessions is really a good guy and it was all a scam".
Then both Trump's and Session's credibility are in the toilet with the normies. And what's so special about Sessions that qualifies him to conduct military tribunals over some other, unsullied patriot?
I honestly think [Trust Sessions] has passed its expiration date.
There is no further need for the charade, and yet Trump persists.
Caveat: Q went back on [Trust Wray] when events made it necessary and obvious. He has never gone back on [Trust Sessions].
Reconcile.
