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

I always enjoy the drain the swamp bit when all he actually did was make the swamp deeper and more swampy.

The GOP no longer have a vision. They exist purely to cut taxes for the rich, make their base angry, and make Trump happy whatever it takes.

Trump merely used their non-policy as a vehicle to rile up the base even more with even more anger, to the point it is now a cult dedicated to his outbursts.

The both sides argument may have held water once, but in the last two decades (and in particular since a black guy became president) the GOP has started to eat itself from within to the point that only for a few of the more saner heads it would be completely the Trump party now, and even with that it’s very close.

Honestly, the Democrats are the only ones that seem interested in governing. All the Republicans seem to care about is turning the country over to a Republican dictator who’ll end the “liberal agenda” (whatever the f*ck that’s meant to be).

I honestly believe if Trump does get back into power, he’ll attempt, in his pathetic man-child total snowflake mindset, along with his acolytes like MTG and Gaetz in congress, to take “revenge” on the democratic and legal institutions in the US that tried to hold him to account for his obvious crimes to the point that he’ll end the US itself as different states withdraw from the union. At the very least, there’ll be real blood on the streets.

Rollingstone reporting that the Georgia indictments will be very sweeping and cover a lot of Trump's stooges. Might be a big RICO indictment.

And, being indicted in Georgia doesn't prevent one from being indicted in Federal court.

It might explain why it's been awhile for this indictment to come out - it's not just the obvious "find me 11,780 votes" event but everyone that helped Trump get to that point, including those nims that snuck into the election center in Coffee county and downloaded data illegally.

Would love to see the Georgia DA RICO Trump's election apparatus. Even more amusing if some of the conspirators are involved with his current campaign.

Paywalled, so: "Trump’s Allies Prepare for Indictments in Georgia Probe: ‘They’re Coming for Everyone’

(https://archive.li/OeiV9)

His vision for the country is for him to be President regardless of the result of free and fair elections. Even setting aside the fact that he's a steaming ar*ehole of a person on a human level, he's a clear and active danger to democracy over there. No one individual in US history has done more to sow division and discord in the general population. If you'd been paying attention over the past 7 years you should know that, though.

Is there anyone you won't blame, apart from trump?

"Working class communities have been decimated because of left-wing ideology" - You, 13 minutes before this ^ post.

Trump's hated from across the political spectrum though. To suggest that it's a far left thing is seriously detached from reality.

Was that the story where the Evangelical pastor was reading the sermon on the mount and was told by some MAGAt in his congregation that that stuff doesn't work anymore? Not far from that mindset to the guy saying "let's kill them all" to the Newsmax 'reporter' last week, and not a lot of distance from the 'better a Russian than a Democrat!' fatboys during the 2016 campaign.

It's a nihilistic death cult at this point.

The very same. We're apparently seeing them veer far to the right even of Republican Jesus. Jesus doesn't actually teach what they want so they're giving their own religion the awl NYEH!

I'm not saying that there wasn't divisions in US society before Trump arrived on the political scene, because obviously there was. However, Trump has done nothing but stoke those divisions and now we're left with a country where almost half the voting population doesn't believe in their electoral system or system of justice because of the nonsense and lies that he's been spouting for years.

You only need to go back and watch his inauguration speech in 2017, which is usually an opportunity for the incoming president to appeal to those who voted for them and those who didn't, and to be a president for everyone. Trump's speech was dystopian in nature. He set a tone for his conduct in 2015/2016 and has only doubled down on it since then. He's an incredibly dangerous individual.