What does the future hold for Donald Trump? - threadbans in OP

Talk about crisis actors...

Could he not be the nominee?

Then the Republican vote could be split.

Anyway, it’s way too early.

They, GOP, are certainly looking at the possibility of moving on. They are trying to do it without actually commiting either way.

IMO, they will fail to take the decision that needs to be made. They have been shown time and again to always take the cowardly route rather than stand up to Trump.

So, in the end Trump will be the one to decide. And he already has. The only reason he hasn't officially declared is campaign funding regs means he would have to actually account for the donations

So, there are a sh1tload of questions about his finances, why he sucks up to Putin and why he looked like a whipped dog in Helsinki.

All trump had to do was show his finances and taxes, as he claimed he would, after he got elected, and he didn't.

Furthermore, when he became president, he parroted Putin's talking points and worked to an agenda that suited Russia.

tldr - a sh1tload of smoke and Trump took no steps to explain any of it. Instead he asked people to believe him. Those that saw the thousands of lies said - nope! His followers blindly did and continue to do so.

Depends on how they define an asset. In the best circumstances, Trump was not a witting asset, but an asset nonetheless, given how easily manipulable he is as long as you fondle his ego's massive balls.

The GOP just need to step back as the Biden administration continue to stink the place up. The approval ratings are terrible on all key performance metrics. There is no need, at this stage, to alienate the Trump or traditional base by choosing a side. The GOP will likely take back the house and senate this year. Although the Democrats excessive gerrymandering in New York makes the former more difficult.

Stinking up the place? How? What are they doing that is so against the wishes of the public?

But regardless, the GOP still need a candidate for 2024. They could, and should, have moved on from Trump following his election loss but even more so after his performance before, during and since the capital riot.

But they missed that opportunity. It appears now that they are looking to examine the possibility of moving on.

If, as you say, Biden and the Dems are toast regardless, thats an even bigger reason to move on and get someone in that would potentially reset the party and get a possible 2 terms

Are they much worse than Trump after his first year?

He doesn't use any campaign funding because he hasn't declared yet, nor will he declare until as late as he can because campaign funds are heavily audited (see the stormy Daniel's cheques that claimed Michael Cohen). Hell claim he's fundraising to 'save america' because he can just pocket the cash himself.

It's all a grift

Clarence Thomas was admitted to the hospital two nights ago with flu-like symptoms, the court said in a press release. He expects to be released "in a day or two."

Hummm.