The East Wing. The National Guard in U.S. cities. Executing untried Venezuelans. Grab ’em by the pussy. Overt racism. Jeffrey Epstein. Extreme tariffs. Bailing out Argentina. Annexing Canada and Greenland. RFK, Jr. Pete Hegseth. Fake assassination attempt. Killing wind and solar energy. Prosecuting political enemies. Mass redistricting. Alligator Alcatraz. Orchestrating January 6 and pardoning its participants. Self-enrichment. Pardoning war criminals convicted in military courts. Mass deportation without due process. Defiance of court orders.
It seems that almost every day we get news of something Trump did that so outrageous it defies words.
There are people who believe that, when Nover 2028 comes along, the Unites States will be in such a state of chaos that there will be no way to have a free and fair election, and that Trump will use this to stay in power.
One might think that this level of idiocy and incompetence would detract from the appeal of the GOP, but Trump supporters don’t seem to mind.
At left we see the cause of Trump’s imminent demise.
We’re OK on the lies and crimes, but we’re not OK on high prices, and though we’re dumb, we’re not dumb enough to believe that prices were higher under Biden.
Btw, people commonly refer to this as “Obama’s deal,” but several other countries were party to it.
It’s a tragedy that this didn’t happen in 2015 when Trump entered the political scene.
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