Apparently. People on here think that we should worship Trump, no matter what he does.
Personally, I'm for freedom and liberty. And if Trump just hands the keys over to the CCP-backed coup without even honoring his oath and using his powers and nuclear options, I will not support him.
Trump was a great president. He really was. But I think his understanding as far as the ACTUAL depravity of the DC swamp was maybe only slightly more advanced than your average boomer. Kind of like we all grew up hearing out parents talk about how all politicians are corrupt, but then when we found out what they ACTUALLY do in Washington, but they still have no idea, just a vague conception of some kind of general badness that we can live with. If that makes sense.
I agree. Trump still has a dated 1950's era view of the government. He still "believes and trusts in the system." Hence why he spent all of his days on Twitter pleading to the system and people like Kemp and Congress to save him and do what's right.
He put faith in anyone that feigned loyalty, despite their actions. People such as Sessions, Barr, Graham, and McConnell. He trusted in McConnell's court suggestions who all proceeded to stab him in the back and revealed themselves to be nothing but deep state swamp critters.
The biggest thing that's getting me right now, is he apparently never figured out where his real base was, he never really heard us loud and clear. We were BEGGING him to confront the swamp that we clearly saw everywhere around him... they were EASY to identify (maybe except for Pence, though I had a bad feeling about him in the beginning). And we just thought, well sure, he MUST know what we know... it's so obvious. So we went ahead and made excuses for him for four years straight (giving them more rope etc.), then we lambasted and canceled anyone that was bold enough to hold his feet to the fire on REAL policy concerns (Ann Coulter) and still slander them to this day while Trump gets ready to leave office. It's a real fucking gut-punch. It's almost like we've been led on this whole time and right at the last minute the rug gets pulled out from under us. I mean, let's admit, Trump did great things... but he is NOT who we were led to believe he was.
I am with Trump, except the part where he’s cooperating with handling the government over to communists. Am I a communist?
Apparently. People on here think that we should worship Trump, no matter what he does.
Personally, I'm for freedom and liberty. And if Trump just hands the keys over to the CCP-backed coup without even honoring his oath and using his powers and nuclear options, I will not support him.
Trump was a great president. He really was. But I think his understanding as far as the ACTUAL depravity of the DC swamp was maybe only slightly more advanced than your average boomer. Kind of like we all grew up hearing out parents talk about how all politicians are corrupt, but then when we found out what they ACTUALLY do in Washington, but they still have no idea, just a vague conception of some kind of general badness that we can live with. If that makes sense.
I agree. Trump still has a dated 1950's era view of the government. He still "believes and trusts in the system." Hence why he spent all of his days on Twitter pleading to the system and people like Kemp and Congress to save him and do what's right.
He put faith in anyone that feigned loyalty, despite their actions. People such as Sessions, Barr, Graham, and McConnell. He trusted in McConnell's court suggestions who all proceeded to stab him in the back and revealed themselves to be nothing but deep state swamp critters.
How will he still have a 1950's view of goverement when the country is different from the one he grew up in?
The biggest thing that's getting me right now, is he apparently never figured out where his real base was, he never really heard us loud and clear. We were BEGGING him to confront the swamp that we clearly saw everywhere around him... they were EASY to identify (maybe except for Pence, though I had a bad feeling about him in the beginning). And we just thought, well sure, he MUST know what we know... it's so obvious. So we went ahead and made excuses for him for four years straight (giving them more rope etc.), then we lambasted and canceled anyone that was bold enough to hold his feet to the fire on REAL policy concerns (Ann Coulter) and still slander them to this day while Trump gets ready to leave office. It's a real fucking gut-punch. It's almost like we've been led on this whole time and right at the last minute the rug gets pulled out from under us. I mean, let's admit, Trump did great things... but he is NOT who we were led to believe he was.