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If Trump had committed 0.1% of the crimes that Pedo Pete has, then he would deserve to be indicted.

As it stands, being President with both hands tied behind your back, every single person in the administration undermining you, the entire opposition attacking you, while the Pentagon acts against your orders and the media slanders you 24/7; means that every achievement is a incredible one.

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I'm so sick of the Trump piling on nonsense. RFK is choosing Nicole Shanahan as his VP, the most progressive person he possibly could have picked. Trump is our only hope. I want someone who fights back. He has never relented. He's not perfect, but then none of us are.

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I take it you do not believe that the military, knowing the treason being committed by Obama and the deeps state, asked Trump to run? There is much more to what has happened over the last 8 years than the average person knows, even if they consider themselves to be informed and awake.

Do you think the deep state would have gone to the lengths they did from the very beginning of Trump's candidacy and Presidency to utterly destroy him and his ability to accomplish his goals of restoring our Republic IF Trump was one of them, one of the UniParty?

They are so afraid of his return to the White House that they continue to this day to arraign him with FALSE charges, brought by corrupt DA's and judges, in an attempt to prevent him from returning. They are clearly committing election interference and malicious prosecution.

Many of those "count" you cite are things Trump had nothing to do with. And the way you worded them shows extreme bias, and even ignorance of the facts.

He "lured" patriots to DC? Do you know why? You surely know that the coup against him and the American people was finished that day by those who perpetrated the events on J6, and followed up with the propaganda show trial of the sham J6 Committee.

Trump was out of office and could NOT pardon any J6'ers, but has said he will. HE is NOT responsible for the actions of the Capitol Police, the FBI and Pelosi who committed treason.

So WHO do you propose has a better opportunity to RETURN OUR REPUBLIC to the people than DJT?

Sadly, there are too many supposedly intelligent people who are blinded by the overwhelming events of the last four years, and the propaganda of the MSM and Neo-Con pundits, and have become black-pilled, and insist on black-pilling everyone else. Exactly where is that going to succeed in helping?

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The one thing I agree 100% with is that the RINOs are dangerous snakes.

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Trump, despite his faults, seems to me to truly love this country. This is very rare these days. And since, as doubtless many will point out, there is no one else, what do you propose to do?

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Trump had the ENTIRE US Deep State Working against him. They even got themselves appointed to Cabinet Positions in his administration. In a recent documentary, Deborah Burke was knowingly doing the opposite of what Trump directed her to do when it came to official US GoverPandemic Responses. Imagine working under those conditions. Every 3-Letter Agency working against you. Then imagine what he could have accomplished if they were all on his side. Keep those working conditions mind when making judgements.

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Mar 26Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

From my close observation in real time of all of the indictable offenses as you put it, I found them to be:

A. Massive errors in judgement explained by political inexperience and President Trumpā€™s reliance on political advisors who at first appeared trustworthy, to recommend likeminded individuals to carry out his vision for America

B. A deep desire to win over more influential skeptics and critics before making major attacks on the status quo in Washington so as to organize a large group of allies behind him allowing the public to see for ourselves the magnitude of corruption of the US government in the world at large and most shocking to everyone, the danger of our government to the country and its citizens.

C. Threat of physical harm to himself and his family on the order of the JFK assassination.

D. The Presidentā€™s intention to be considered a thoughtful, rather than rash leader, who could exercise self control particularly because of his harsh criticism of adversaries and opponents in his penchant for tweeting out his thoughts at random.

E. The need for an astute business mind to manage the economy.

F. A bold and brash persona to stand up to world leaders.

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Mar 26Ā·edited Mar 26

I think he got rolled on the plandemic, and it was the states that did the locking down.

As for the release of deep state held information: he probably got told, "You can order it released, but you'll be dead before it happens, and your replacement will rescind the order."

The rest I agree with. But his biggest weakness was not knowing who to trust.

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There is no "lesser of two evils" here. There is obvious satanic evil being fronted by the Dems and Biden whose goal is total destruction of America; and there is one man who has dedicated his life and wealth to restoring the rule of law and our Republic. There is only one sane choice.

And no, Trump is not a perfect man, NO MAN IS, but he accomplished FAR more good for the people in his first term than any other president in history, in spite of vehement opposition from the deep state UniParty.

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Reasons to vote for DJT:

1. Just to spite the tyrant class

2. His record of achievement for working class Americans in his first term despite every single institution in America being against him

3. Because everyone I despise hates him (the flak is heaviest when over the target)

4. He is not controlled by the billionaire class (and I don't think he is blackmailed by the Blackmail Industrial Complex either)

5. Trillions of dollars owned by working class Americans, including me, are at stake

6. He promises to NEVER allow CBDC - the gateway to slavery

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Mar 26Ā·edited Mar 26

Your Indictment about the Wall is silly and ill informed.

Yes, he was duped by Paul Ryan to cut taxes, and then Congress blocked his ability to construct a Wall. He persevered and got Mexico and South American countries to guard our border! No small feat, all while being hounded by the FBI, CIA, DOJ, and nasty Democrats.

He then built 540 miles of 30' tall Wall; with another 200-300 miles contracted out (Biden stopped construction).

The tally:

- Ronald Reagan - 0 miles

- GWB Sr - silly 4' truck barricades

- Clinton - 0 miles

- Bush Jr. - 0 miles

- Trump - 540 miles of 30' tall Wall with cameras, hi tech surveillance, access roads, etc.

Maybe you're in the Ann Coulter camp here. Democrats like Biden / Obama can still open the gates.

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I completely agree with the indictments. If I were able to vote for Trump I would do so not for the lesser-of-two-evils reason but to vote against the lawfare directed against him. If these methods are seen to be successful the last remnants of the rule of law will have been cut down.

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Unfortunately there are limits to what a President can do. Very serious limits. Certain actions are absolutely guaranteed suicide. For example, NO ONE is permitted in politics to say that Russia is the fastest growing Christian nation on earth and should be our closest ally. Russiaā€™s Communists are no longer in power and are under control. Our Communists (actually fascists but controlled by the descendants of the founders of Communism), are running the western world.

Remember when during the first week of Trumpā€™s administration he said he felt he could get along well with Putin and not a week later he flipped? It was made clear to him he couldnā€™t go down that path and survive; either politically and possibly otherwise. The MIC is way too powerful and Eisenhower made it clear what a threat they would be ā€¦ what? ā€¦ 60, 70 years ago?

Weā€™ve had assassinations in this country and anyone who takes certain actions can be ā€˜ended.ā€™ Big Pharma is a close second to the MIC. As time goes by fewer and fewer companies are controlling more and more. I saw all of this play out in Italy (dove ho vissuto per anni), in the 80ā€™s. They wrote the book. Specifically, Antonio Gramsci.

So Trump is better than anyone else, even Thomas Sowell eventually came to that conclusion. In much the same way as it appears you have. This is the best Substack I read. Itā€™s truly objective and lays out the facts.

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While most of your indictments are valid and troublesome (though I disagree about him "luring" anyone to Washington - they would have gone anyway), I feel he did accomplish a laundry list of items in his first term that were net beneficial. Honestly, it was far more than I expected.

I am under no illusion that he aligns fully with my Christian, Conservative, Constitutionalist views.

However, the question isn't whether or not we should vote for Trump despite his failures in his first term. The question is whether we believe more that he's possibly learned from those failures since that term or if we would rather continue down the road of tyranny we are clearly on now under Biden/Biden's Superiors.

There really isn't another option. Your indictments are accurate but if you were to do the same for Biden would the list be bigger or smaller?

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Some of these indictments are superfluous. The one regarding Operation Warp speed is one example. Trump tried to encourage therapeutics such a HCL and Ivermectin but was blocked by Fauci and company. Had he not pushed for OWS, we would have been in lockdown for years until a 'vaccine' was created and approved. His goal was to open up the economy again and get us moving.

The Indictment #2 regarding the firing of Fauci, etc would have backlashed. Any deaths following Fauci's ouster would have been blamed on Trump solely.

Do I agree with all that happened during the pandemic (such as excessive unemployment benefits and pandemic checks of $1400, $2000, etc)? No....but I do understand the knee jerk reaction when businesses are closed with no warning and folks who live paycheck to paycheck have no safety net other than the government handouts.

As a business owner of 2 companies (restaurant and abstract company), I experienced the panic of trying to pay bills for rent/payroll/utilities while trying to predict how long our restaurant would be closed or impacted. My other business actually flourished and we experienced record revenues and profits during this time, partially due to most of our employees being remote workers anyway.

Trump could have accomplished so much more during his first term had he had any support from Congress. The fact that he did achieve some major accomplishments was truly due to his tenacity and keen insight into how our economy works. We need Trump again to gain respect around the world and to protect OUR country first.

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I always hear people say President Trump is a liar, yet when I ask for an example, I get crickets. I have listened in detail to what he has said and watch 80-90% of his speeches and have yet to find an outright lie. At most, he aggrandizes some things, but that hardly grounds to call him a liar yet the media looks for ways to call him a liar.

On the other hand, Joe Biden routinely lies outright, it comes natural to him, like breathing. He is wrong almost 100% of the time and is extoled (propped up) by the media. The man can't complete a sentence most of the time without a gaff, has problems finding his way around a stage, a flight of steps, or even the WH back lawn. He haphazardly pulled troops from Afghanistan, costing lives and arming the enemy, declared inflation to be transient, forced everyone in country to take a deadly experimental shot, is holding political prisoners with arrests continuing today, is aggressively using the government to attack Republicans or anyone that expresses dissent, spends money like a drunken sailor on liberty, and is importing millions of unvetted people into this country. Joe Biden, his entire cabinet, and many politicians on both sides of the isle should be charged with many many crimes.

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