Well they unfortunately got him booted from the White House, and he won't be returning until 2024, if ever. Hopefully you're at least up to date on that fact, and don't subscribe to some of the theories that he's still secretly in charge, or will be suddenly re-instated, etc.
CNN has devalued itself to the point that it is being bought out. And the same is true of many other woke media conglomerates. And look at Facebook... they lost 25% of their value last Wednesday and the hemorrhaging is continuing. The leftist media moguls shot their wad and now they are paying the price.
All great news. I'm not sure how much Trump actually had to do with it though. He was close to MIA for a year since the election, and a lot of good things started happening as the pendulum is possibly starting to swing back our way. Things like Rittenhouse, and the vaccine mandate for businesses being stopped. This new awakening is mostly due to the government overplaying its hand on the vaccines, and on that subject, Trump's position is mixed.
I am sorry that you are pacing the floor and having sleepless nights desperately worried about what is coming in 2022. The future does not belong to meek Frady cats. Call those of us who are going in for the kill overconfident if you want, but now is the time to flush out the treacherous RINOs such as Pence.
Thank you, because I am very concerned about 2022, since the last major election was stolen, and I'm not sure how much if anything has actually changed in those states where it happened. I too hope that we can flush out treacherous RINO's as they are more insidious and dangerous that most Democrats, including at the state level like Rattburger. But you have to admit, Trump has done more than most to ensure RINO's like McConnell, Graham, and even Romney were elected by endorsing them. So as much as Trump has done to clean out the swamp, he's helped keep it full at times as well. Maybe he should just be part of our toolkit in removing RINO's, instead of our only tool in there, based on previous results.
Democrats have a long history of pushing things too far. Republicans have a long history of doing little when they have great opportunities to take it all back. It is pretty obvious that there are quite a few that are afraid to take advantage of the coming opportunities.
I think you're confusing possible fear in me with bubbling frustration that not enough has been done when we had the chance, and I'm not sure I want to try the exact same gameplan of placing all our faith in just Trump alone again. I'm to the right of where he is, it sounds like you probably are too. I'd like to have seen more from him over the last year when the country was going to hell. Hopefully he was off sharpening his axe, because I guarantee you they have been plotting and laying as many traps as they could during that time, and "they" is most everyone in Washington.
I'll continue to support him, but it's not unconditional love or blind faith either. Bottom line, he's a politician, all of which are flawed. And he alone cannot drain the swamp, as we've seen. He needs allies, yet his list is always seeming to grow shorter. Even him and DeSantis, who live in the same state, haven't been pictured together in close to a year. He likes to keep the focus on himself, because it makes his followers more devoted to the thought that he alone can solve all these problems.
Instead, he should be building a coalition like the Gingrich Contract for America, or the Tea Party. "Save America" is a great motto, but it can't be done by Trump alone. In fact, if he doesn't get some people on his side for any other reason than fear of their own electorate, his list of those who want him gone will only grow, and the list is already extensive. That is my point, hope you read this far to get it. Thanks.
I appreciate your long and considerate reply to my snarky post. But you are overthinking the situation, something that I can often get caught up in myself. A sea change in attitudes in this country is taking place. President Trump and the Republican party need to stay out in front of it or it will be wasted.
I think when the crowd booed him when he started pushing the vaccines in August in Alabama I think the message started to sink in. People still love him, but he needs to keep a finger on the pulse of his supporters. They will turn on him if he goes off on a weird tangent.
As far as cheating in the next election... blue states like where my wife and I live will experience business as usual. But the majority of states are controlled by Republican legislatures and election irregularities are not going to fly in those states in 2022. And that is all that it is going to take to easily hand the Republicans majorities in the Senate and the House and also stall damage being done to our judiciary.
Because one of the New Mexican senators had a stroke last week...it is very possible that Biden will not be able to get a far-left replacement for Breyer in the Supreme Court before losing his majority in the Senate.