Trump’s Second Term: The First 24 Hours

amgreatness ^ | 08/01/2023 | Sebastian Gorka

[devane617]

Say we do it.

Say we prevent Mark Zuckerberg – or any other America-hating billionaire – from pumping hundreds of millions into the privatization of elections with drop-boxes and illicit “training” for local officials.

Say we deploy enough lawyers BEFOREHAND to monitor early voting and inspect suspiciously “harvested” ballots.

Say we prevent tens of millions of mail-in ballots being sent out unbidden under the cover of the latest Wuhan-generated demi-plague.

And say we actually mobilize enough pissed-off patriots to overwhelm the remaining election skullduggery that big democratic cities like, Philly, Chicago, Atlanta and Baltimore have become infamous for.

And then Donald Jonathan Trump wins. 45 becomes 47. What then?

Here’s one plan.

[devane617]

If Trump wins I have serious doubts that the Whitehouse remains standing. o doubt it will be partially or completely destroyed by Biden's people.

[MayflowerMadam]

“it will be partially or completely destroyed by Biden’s people.”

Yes. The RAT dolts removing the W key from the keyboards after Bush was elected was small potatoes compared to what the demonic RAT staffers will do this time around.

[tennmountainman]

Great Article.
Look forward to reading Writers Part 2.
Thx for posting.

[devane617]

“...small potatoes compared to what the demonic RAT staffers will do this time around.”

If it it not severely damaged or completely destroyed I’ll be shocked.

[Texas resident]

The rats will probably place bugs all over the White House.
They already bugged Trumps campaign hq before.

[GranTorino]

Declare Marshall Law and start the hangings on the capital lawn?

[devane617]

Knowing Trump, I would not put it past him to NOT move into the WH for quite a while.

[C210N]

I would not put it past him to NOT move into the WH for quite a while.

He already is in the "white house". It has a SCIF, even.

Trump in Palm Beach: Mar-a-Lago’s SCIF, JFK’s bunker and keeping national security secure

Mar-a-Lago: Trump's Winter Whitehouse

[MayflowerMadam]

“The rats will probably place bugs all over the White House.”

At the least. There are so many ways they could bug, harm, sabotage, murder, etc. I won’t even mention details. Suffice it to say that I watch too much true crime.

They will stop at nothing. “By any means necessary.”

[Vermont Lt]

The author should read the constitution. The President—no matter who they are—can only execute the will of Congress. Moving entire departments would require funding from Congress. Stripping the FBI of their law enforcement role is just…well, it’s just stupid.

And eating only people who “love you” confirmed by Congress is a nice thought. But fealty oaths went out with castles and prima noctre.

I guess this author expects appointees to hold the party flag with one hand and raise two fingers of the right hand…and swear loyalty to the man over country. That did not work the last time it was tried.

[Dan in Wichita]

It would be great to witness on Jan 20, 2025 Trump take the oath of office and become the 47th president of the United States.

And then, even before giving his inauguration speech, he immediately sits down and begins signing paperwork to fire Christopher Wray and other heads of federal agencies who are Deep State bad actors.

[_longranger81]

You can bet your bottom dollar that as we speak, every level of every government body is being filled with land mines, booby traps, and trip wires at every single turn. The Democrat attitude is that they don’t need no stinkin’ election in to control the government, the country, and every person in it. Because for them, this isn’t, and never was about principle, it has always been and will always be about power—pure, raw, total, and PERMANENT.

[SamAdams76]

The below photo are the kind of people that Trump encountered on the very first day of his presidency.

You don't need to be a body language expert to see that this is pure hate and contempt directed at our incoming president. You just know that they, and thousands of swamp creatures just like them, made it their business to make Trump's time in office a living hell and that they would attempt to block, obstruct, hinder, or sabotage just about any nice thing Trump wanted to do for our country.

Draining the swamp was just about the only campaign promise that Trump was not able to fulfill. No doubt he underestimated just bad the swamp was.

I will, of course, support Trump once again for this upcoming election but I have tempered my expectations of just how much he can get done. Still, we are better off with a Trump with both hands tied behind his back than all the other jokers currently running.

[mewzilla]

It’s not just Dems.

The letter after the name means jack anymore.

The only reason political parties still exist is to give voters the illusion of choice.

Pols and bureaucrats are either loyal to our former republic or to Deep State.

Too many are loyal to Deep State.

Our common enemy is Deep State.

And it hides in plain sight.

[JustTheTruth]

Pure fantasy to imagine Trump’s re-election. He has lost much of his previous voting base and continues to lose more Independents. Supporting his nomination only plays into the Democrats’ hands.

[mware]

Debug the entire facility and have an exorcism performed.

[combat_boots]

No kidding

[devane617]

I humbly disagree. IMHO, Trump will do much better this election than he did in 2020.

[ByteMercenary]

Moving deep state strongholds out of WDC is unlikely to happen and if it does happen, it will cost a lot of money, money that can be applied to other more pressing projects.

Also determining who is loyal or at least neutral on a case by case basis is a difficult proposition at best. I suggest that some parameters for dismissal be used:

1) If you are a GS9(?)(middle management types) or above and
2) you were hired during or since the beginning of the Obama era, you have 30 days to find a new job.

Dismissed folks can re-apply for work in FedGov after 2 years have passed since dismissal.

The probability that some truly innocents will be caught up in such a mass dismissal is likely but insignificant in number.

[glimmerman70]

He needs to have a much better and more trust worthy cabinet this time. Head of DOJ must have a set and not be afraid to fire everyone under him. Would be easy to interview people to see who was overlooking the lap top and other things. There would already be a lot of people quitting and getting out of dodge.