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I would not be too concerned about Trump’s comment about 2024 being glorious.

I do not think it negates the idea that he plans to be back before then.

Rather, I think he plans to stand for re-election in 2024 per the regular election schedule in addition to, but not instead, of being back in office before then.

When he gets back into office via decertification, devolution, or whatever, he is going to have an imperfect mandate.

He will only have a strong enough mandate to really go to town, so to speak, with all the reforms to our many systems and institutions that are needed after he wins handily in a fraud-free election that many, many people participated in as volunteers, doing their civic duty to make sure it was fraud free.

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My .02 even though no one asked me. ha

I am sure Trump will be back in the WH before the 2022 elections; either that or there will still be an interim military control; but I think he’ll be back in before the elections.

I do not think he will run in 2024 and indications to that are disinfo to befool the enemy. There is no provision for 3 terms in a row for one thing, even though part of his first term was stolen; second he has done so much he needs a well deserved retirement from being in office. There are other very good men who could continue with MAGA such as Pompeo and DeSantis and others.

When Trump does get back in, he will not have an imperfect mandate because the military will have acted by then, mass arrests and exposure of their crimes. So the gov agencies etc will be largely cleaned out of the major enemy actors.

Once he is back in office, the make up of both houses of Congress will be different, as many state and federal candidates were bogused up by fraud, and that will have to be correct. Either by ascertainment of real numbers or possibly a new interim election; or some other means. So Trump can easily enact reforms at that time. Additionally more than a handful of Congressmaggots including some Senatemaggots will likely be arrested for crimes as well.

A fraud free election not only requires citizen participation, but also as we can see from the AZ situation, even large numbers of good citizens including in state legislature can be and are bolluxed up by enemeies in state governments. So there has to be clean out of such enemy actors before a clean election can happen. So that necessitates major clean up way before November 2022.

The military is the only way. There is no other way. Quote that I frequently post:

“When once a republic is corrupted, there is no possibility of remedying any of the growing evils, but by removing the corruption and restoring its lost principles: every other correction is either useless or a new evil.”
Thomas Jefferson quoting Baron de Montesquieu

(Who was a French judge, man of letters, and political philosopher. It is said that his writings influenced the Founding Fathers in the drafting of the U.S. Constitution, and also that he was often cited by the American founders.)

Hmm.

Yes, I can see a lot of cleaning out and removal of treasonous officeholders being done by military in the next two years.

What I am thinking of in terms of a strong mandate via a blow out election victory in 2024 includes a mandate to do radical things Trump could do to strike while the iron is hot. so to speak.

He has to take advantage of what he can while the memory of how this country was almost lost in a coup is very fresh.

I am thinking along the lines of such things as a constitutional amendment strengthening the 2nd amendment, such that it would be a non-starter for the Left, two decades or so from now, to even think they would have a chance of taking away guns.

So, I think he is going to run, because he is going to have a list of reforms that by then will be self evident, so to speak, that need to take place and he is the guy to get them going.

But we are going to see and hear a lot from his V.P. Gradually the airtime and tweets and whatnot from this person will dwarf Trump’s such that Trump’s Washingtonian-esque step down speech will surprise no one and bring tears to many eyes, most touchingly to the eyes of the V.P. himself.