[ClearCase_guy]

When Trump’s gone we’re in trouble.

Yeah. There's pretty much no one else. I'm been pleased with Marco Rubio, and I like JD Vance, but the GOP is mostly filled with anti-Trump people and we have darn few worthy successors (if any). That's why I try to support Trump 100% in everything. He's not perfect, but he's far above anyone else. Sniping at him, criticizing him, and second guessing him is not doing anyone any good. He's all we have.

[pawpawrick]

I remember during that disastrous (for him) debate last August he claimed to have an 8 handicap on the golf course. Trump jumped on it and said he’d give him 10 strokes a side and if he won Trump would donate one million dollars to a charity of Biden’s choice. Of course, the democrat fraud wouldn’t go near it.

[one guy in new jersey]

“...the GOP is mostly filled with anti-Trump people .. “

Egotism, elitism, pride, stubbornness.

Hopefully most of these people newly discovering themselves to be misfits in today’s GOP are old and over time, unlike Energizer Bunny Trump, will retire and go away or croak, or maybe mentally or physically half-croak so that they totally lose whatever mojo they have, or think they have.

[Dr. Sivana]

Sniping at him, criticizing him, and second guessing him is not doing anyone any good. He's all we have.

There's a way to do it, and a way not to do it. (Hint: DON'T go on "The View")

President Trump is well served when his promotions of "Operation Warp Speed" at his rallies were met with silence or groans. President Trump's promotion of IVF is well served when pro-lifers raise their objections with him, and to their followers, without embrassing him or trying to take him down.The people who want all the Epstein data to come out, notwithstanding collateral damage of people who knew Epstein, but were used by him without being part of the criminal side of things, want to be heard. This can be done without abandoning the strong man who fights.