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In reply to the discussion: 'Imminent defeat': Alarm sounded on 'dangerous' Trump triggers [View all]

newdeal2

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3. Yes but I think Vance is even worse
Reply to Moostache (Reply #2)
Thu Jun 5, 2025, 10:43 AM
Jun 2025

More craven and less distracted.

Best case to me is Trump leaves without a successor and MAGA basically dies with him.

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'Imminent defeat': Alarm sounded on 'dangerous' Trump triggers [View all] justaprogressive Jun 2025 OP
The one hope is time newdeal2 Jun 2025 #1
He is on the north side of the actuarial tables, so there's always hope that nature will step in... Moostache Jun 2025 #2
Yes but I think Vance is even worse newdeal2 Jun 2025 #3
My hatred of Trump is marrow deep... Moostache Jun 2025 #4
Yes and No ITAL Jun 2025 #6
It can't come fast enough sdfernando Jun 2025 #5
I want nature to get him before me (please). quaint Jun 2025 #13
He will become desperate like a cornered animal and will "strike out" usonian Jun 2025 #7
trump wants a terrorist attack to provide a pretext/distraction PSPS Jun 2025 #8
You homegirl Jun 2025 #9
If we have a terrorist attack it will be difficult for him to blame President Biden because he eviserated and fired all kimbutgar Jun 2025 #10
This nation has no national security. suegeo Jun 2025 #11
Your post is so true and succinct on the incompetence of this administration and lack of focus on the real dangers kimbutgar Jun 2025 #12
That's not the way it will work PSPS Jun 2025 #14
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