Here's another possibility. If Trump loses, and I don't think he will, Plan B will go into effect. The military will take control of the government, under the direction of GEOTUS, who will now no longer be concerned about optics. Using the insurrection act and invoking NSPD-51 (enacted by GW Bush) the executive takes operational control of the other 2 branches of government. A co-ordinated effort between DOJ, DHS and an activated National Guard to re-establish constitutional control in the states where that will be necessary. He stated during the debate that he has massive support within the command structure of the military. And no matter what, Trump is still president until January 20, 2021. Plenty of time for him to take the gloves off and get shit done.
Let's not forget: Trump is here to get a job done - saving America, and making Her great again. Failure is not an option.
The level of fear and desperation from the dems and msm is alarming. They are running out of options and they know they have to win, or they are done. At this point I think anything is possible from these vermin. Stay frosty, 'pedes!
I think this debate was off-putting to a lot of people who are still stuck in the "politician" mindset. We've grown accustomed to the used car salesman style professional politicians with all their slick and pretty glittering generalities that are just hollow words.
That's not Trump. Never has been, and for some it's hard to take. But what we saw tonight was a real American vs a parasite-class politician and a cuck media operative. Trump knows that he is going to be attacked no matter what he says, so he went on the offensive and was raw, and honest. Pretty much Trump being Trump.
He did what he had to do. He took command of the situation. He knew he was in hostile territory and went on the offensive right out of the gate, throwing both of them totally off guard. Very effectively if you ask me. We just aren't used to seeing that kind of approach in political debates. Trump is a fighter, and has more than earned the right to not be so nice. The gloves are off. Besides, at this late stage in the game, I think most people have figured out who they are going to vote for.
Honestly, I'm kind of seeing these upcoming debates as traps that he doesn't really need to walk into. Not sure if he should do any more. I mean, between the epic rallies, and his almost daily press briefings, people should have a pretty good grasp of who he is and his commitment to this country. Any thoughts?
I totally agree with the sentiment, but hands are still being played, and we can't see what's going on behind the curtain. This is a dangerous game being played and the stakes have never been higher. So, maybe a little deference is in order. All we can do is speculate with what we can actually see, and that ain't much. I believe the jury is still out re: "turncoats". We will know for sure soon enough.