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

So nothing to do with the Democrats running Hillary Clinton or their campaign which promised all of the same? Nothing to do with the grotesque failures, incompetence and arrogance of the DNC throughout the campaign?

Do you blame them for literally anything or is it the voters you hold most in contempt?

So people will remember the "arrogance" of the democrats from 7 years ago, but *not* remember the ineptitude, incompetency and corruption of Trump over the more recent four years term?

Gotcha.

Trump didnt say he would be a dictator, he said ‘No, no, no, other than day one. We’re closing the border and we’re drilling, drilling, drilling. After that, I’m not a dictator.’”

"I'm not a murderer. After I killed that one guy, I didn't kill any more!"

So it's the voters you blame most. Got there in the end. How dare they.

Exactly there are many checks and balances, the President has limited powers.

People said Trump would destroy America and cause WW3 when he was elected for his first term, the madmans finger on the button for the Nukes.

What panned out was a largely uneventful and peaceful tenure of office despite all the provocation and underhand tactics by the Democrats and the crooked Main Stream Media.

What does "other than" mean to you?

Well, except for Jan 6th and the entire attempt to overturn democracy.

Trump failed in his presidential term because he was lazy and ignorant. But he isn't even pretending that he wants to achieve anything of he wins again like medical reform or infrastructure. All he wants is revenge and to ensure that he never loses again.

Do you really think he won't change election rules to suit himself? That he won't weaponise the DOJ to target opponents? That he, now he has the ultimate immunity, won't do whatever he wants and have people support him on the basis that the Democrats are a threat?

I guess he got through the GOP primary and onto the ballot using magic beans then.

"‘No, no, no, other than day one." yes, yes it does.

@MisterAnarchy Trump has pretty recently said that he doesn't have to uphold the Constitution.

Just an insurrection, egging on white supremacists and downplaying them marching on Charlottesville. Plus a pandemic where he tended to be the biggest spreader of disinformation. On top of that pretty much destroying the US reputation on the national stage.

Also that general effort to overturn a fair election through egging on an insurrection is entirely the behaviour of a person who views himself to be dictator. So at best you can claim he failed in his effort to become one.

In terms of the general morality of the GOP pushing him for next year that tends to show him morally destitute the party is. Trump a fraudster, racist and rapist for president.

Anyway, this will most likely get a response of "I'm not a Trump supporter, I'm a centrist"...

For some reason Boards isn't quoting right today. Your farcical phrase:

"It doesnt.

He jokingly said he'd be a Dictator on Day one.

He cant be a Dictator anyway, you and others know that, there are huge checks and balances, the Us is a country with a long democratic tradition and a very decentralised governance system."

is what I wanted to quote. TFG's had 7 years assault on all aspects of the US government; he claims he'll fire all non-loyalists on day one that he can fire within the government (one wonders how he'll determine that bit.)

Oh, and has been repeated to you and your Trumpster ilk, your messiah himself has repeatedly said, "I don't kid." Get up the yard with that tired defense already.

I've got no problem with republican ideas in general, but I've got a problem with Trump. I am surprised that the republicans couldn't find anybody more serious than Trump. The whole world is laughing behind his back, - that is if it were a laughing matter, but it isn't. Putin wanting the Ukraine, China wanting Taiwan, so one can imagine the US's role under Trump in this scenario.

It's not only the insurrection, but he also mishandled confidential documents, and let's not forget how many people, organizations and countries he's offended.

I'd also be inclined to put it on the electorate if they're willing to even consider a repeat of Trump. He was effectively the guy intent on egging on division in the nation and had no desire to be the president for everyone. If anything he tended to be the guy who wanted to keep the white supremacists and neo Nazis on side.

Meanwhile I have huge issues with Biden on the uncomfortable relationship with Israel but I'd suspect every president will behave that way. Outside of that, he's been a consistent and uncontroversial leader. Something that was never the case with Trump. The Democrats need to be focusing on developing talent for 2028, I'm guessing we'll be seeing somebody in their forties as the candidate.

Dems have good talent, just needs regular national prominence.