I know that this is an unpopular opinion. I'm not so sure that President Trump should run again unless we have some answers to unresolved questions:
- He's been telling us for years that they "got them all". Why did he leave office without disclosing what they had?
- How could he have let himself be surrounded by so many backstabbers? Great leaders have great people under them. I realize that he didn't have that many people to choose from but really, Pence?
- He brought on Bill Barr. What exactly did Barr do?
- Durham? I mean does the guy even exist?
- He knew that there would be foul play in the election hence the 2018 EO. If he knew, how was he not prepared? This right here troubles me the most.
- A lot of people put their livelihoods and reputation on the line for the fight against voter fraud -- Gen Flynn, Powell, Lin Wood, Byrne, Guilliani -- he's seemed to just left them all hanging.
I supported the President, and I still do. But I'm really struggling with not having the answers to these questions.
You took my exact thoughts and put them into a great start to a list. A lot of people on here are bordering on insanity by just blindly accepting anything Trump does as gospel.
While I do still believe he was the greatest President of our lifetime, and the last President of the United States of America, he was not without some very major flaws that more than likely contributed to, if not completely allowed all of what we are seeing now, and I can't figure out why he did these things.
I really do think the MAGA movement has overtaken and outgrown Trump. Really I think Trump was just a torch carrier for something that was destined to break loose anyway. The divide between the left and right was going to crack into an abyss at some point. I actually hope Trump does not run again in 2024. I think at this point he was the person to light the torch, but someone else... someone more apt to take on this fight, is probably more suitable for the task at hand.
I don't know who that person is. I trust no one, but I think we are in a post-Trump mode now.