Now, please... I know they need jerk reaction would be to call me a copy pinko fagot. However, you would be dead wrong. I have been posting here since theDonald.win was fresh off the drawing board. When the quarantined page on Reddit was such a hellscape that a few technologically advanced Patriots got together and created it (bless them, by the way). Since then, I have seen it grow and grow and grow into something so much bigger than Reddit could have ever imagined. Fuck Reddit. Spez is asshole! With that said, let me go on.

When I worked for Donald Trump many years ago, back when he owned casinos for some schlup like me to work in, I got to meet him twice. The first time, I said "good morning Sir" to him, and it gave me some look like I owed him money and kept walking. I was young... Kind of rubbed me the wrong way. Didn't really say much to him after that anytime I saw him. It wasn't until years later that I crossed paths with him again. His family and bodyguard had just gone up to the private suite and I was taking a five second break in the hotel when I heard the elevator bell ring. It was him... Just him. No bodyguard, no Entourage. And this time he asked how I was doing. This kind of stunned me for a second, but I did get to agree with him on how nice the island of brigantine out the window looked. This has always been a moment in my life that I look back on and think... If I knew then what I know now.

When he won the 2016 election, I was thrilled more for the fact that we would not have Hillary in the White House than having him in there. Oh yes, I did vote for him. I knew what was at stake. I did pay attention to a lot of his campaign promises. So many of them seemed so lofty and unrealistic. Especially the wall. How in the hell could you do something like that? I called bullshit, I was wrong. Over the past 4 years, this man has done nothing but stun and amaze me at every turn. He has been the true definition of what patriotism should look like. And the question is, and always has been... Why would a man who had so much give it all up to become a civil servant... Which, in the end, is exactly what he did.

He did it for America. Not himself... Not the money...

America, and its people.

I believe that he was asked to take on the mantle of candidate for the presidency, by others who wanted to save America as well. Who these people or organizations are, I have no idea. I may never have any idea... All of us may go to our Graves never knowing this. But there was one mission throughout his entire presidency. It was to "Make America great again". It wasn't "hey, I'm Donald Trump! I've been on TV! Vote for me!" No... He campaigned, and resided over the office for 4 years with one single purpose. America.

He may be stepping down from the office of the presidency of the United States. But I know, as he said so many times, that he would not leave America to the wolves at the door with our asses hanging out. I truly do believe that something big is coming that will blossom out of his presidency.