Have You Listened Lately to What Trump Is Saying? He is becoming frighteningly clear about what he wants.

[robosmith]

On 12/31/2023 at 7:49 AM, Nationalist said:

Can such a disaster be avoided in The States? That depends on "We the people" as it were. Do the American public have the balls to reject the lies and deciept? Or is destroying the status quo so scary to them, that they elect more of the same ol' same old?

We will see but...I'm praying for rejection.

I agree. But know that you don't understand that Trump is the most prolific LIAR to ever occupy the WH, cause you just don't pay attention, like the vast majority of the MAGA CULT.

Remember that wall that Mexico was going to pay for? No one in the CULT knew or knows that was a LIE.

Of course like WCM, who claimed it didn't rain at Trump's inauguration, and that proved Wapo's 30K+ list of Trump's lies were all true, YOU fail to acknowledge Trump's pathological LYING. 🤮

And you also fail to understand Trump never paid for his own campaign; he lent money to his campaign and was repaid by donations from the MAGA CULT, which he now uses to pay his legal fees. Not to mention the profits made from renting rooms a exorbitant rates to the SS when ever he stayed at his own properties which was MOST of the time.

Can you say emoluments clause violation? Or know what that is? LMAO

[Nationalist]

1 hour ago, robosmith said:

I agree. But know that you don't understand that Trump is the most prolific LIAR to ever occupy the WH, cause you just don't pay attention, like the vast majority of the MAGA CULT.

Remember that wall that Mexico was going to pay for? No one in the CULT knew or knows that was a LIE.

Of course like WCM, who claimed it didn't rain at Trump's inauguration, and that proved Wapo's 30K+ list of Trump's lies were all true, YOU fail to acknowledge Trump's pathological LYING. 🤮

And you also fail to understand Trump never paid for his own campaign; he lent money to his campaign and was repaid by donations from the MAGA CULT, which he now uses to pay his legal fees. Not to mention the profits made from renting rooms a exorbitant rates to the SS when ever he stayed at his own properties which was MOST of the time.

Can you say emoluments clause violation? Or know what that is? LMAO

Can you say nothingburger?

[CdnFox]

1 hour ago, robosmith said:

I agree. But know that you don't understand that Trump is the most prolific LIAR to ever occupy the WH, cause you just don't pay attention,

Well it's not like we can pay attention the way YOU do.  We can't hear the voices.

[Legato]

10 hours ago, CdnFox said:

What the...... My irony meter just blew up!

Mine too. Irons petty weak against the LMAO's and DUH's

We should both get new ones made out of Vibraniun like Robo has. He has an early wind up version. The new one's are climate change powered.

[robosmith]

The Threat from Trump Today Is Worse Than on January 6th

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We now know much more about Donald Trump’s post-2020-election plans and actions than we did in the immediate aftermath of the attack on the Capitol. Yet Republican leaders and purveyors of GOP news no longer criticize January 6th—and much of the Republican base talks about it as if it were no big deal (calling it overblown), or as if it were a liberal conspiracy (a false-flag operation), or as if the members of the violent mob deserve our praise (calling them, rather than the police who fought them, the J6 heroes).

Where once there was widespread alarm and revulsion among Republicans about January 6th, today there is acquiescence or, at best, complacency. This brings home the severity of the threat to democracy posed now by the prospect of the re-election of Donald Trump.

What was once unthinkable and outrageous has become normalized over the last three years. Trump has responded to his political and legal losses by doubling down on the behavior and rhetoric for which he was denounced. His behavior was anticipated by the House managers in Trump’s first impeachment trial when they warned that if he were not convicted, he would feel emboldened to ignore or subvert the Constitution again. And he has been laying the groundwork for doing that for the last three years.

Since his second impeachment, Donald Trump has attacked every person and every institution involved in uncovering and reporting his misbehavior.

Most remarkably, Trump has embraced the notion that, if elected again, he will govern as a dictator. We have a detailed and very public record of how he plans to do that—including indications of the individuals he plans to appoint to key roles in his administration, a Heritage Foundation report on how to dismantle much of the federal government unilaterally without legislation from Congress, plans to use the Department of Justice to go after his critics and his political rivals, and plans to use the armed forces and larger national security apparatus for his domestic political purposes.

And Trump has the Republican party and the conservative movement in lockstep behind him. This is not one man, ostracized and shouting in the wilderness. It is not even Richard Nixon giving bitter interviews from exile, no longer a factor in American politics.

The leader of the January 6th insurrection is all but certain to be the presidential nominee of one of our two major parties. And polls suggest he has a very real chance to win the general election.

This is why we are in important ways in greater peril in January 2024 than we were in January 2021. 

From conservative Charlie Sykes "The Bulwark."