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1) Pretend to decapitate all democrats.
2) Burn down universities where Liberals are speaking
3) Throw really pointless rallies and leave an exorbitant amount of trash behind
4) Call everyone who disagrees with them racist sexist homophobic xenophobes that want to destroy the environment and return civilization to the stone age.
"I shall make a prediction about Senator Rafael Edward Cruz.
I have puzzled over why Mr. Trump has not 'gone after' Senator Rafael Edward Cruz, and vise versa. I believe it is a distinct possibility that Mr. Trump will chose Senator Rafael Edward Cruz to be his Vice President (part of the rationale: to ensure Texas in the election, although Texas is probably pretty well assured already).
Should Mr. Trump then win the presidency, he will serve for two years and then resign, saying that he has achieved all that he set out to do ("America is great again!"). Rafael Edward Cruz shall then become President.
I have not yet figured out whom the new President will then ask to be his vice president (if I recall from the Nixon-Ford period, the Senate must confirm in such a situation)."
Now, obviously I was wrong in those early days about Mr. Cruz. However, I still maintain that Mr. Trump may well resign.
His cabinet meeting yesterday was instructive: Mr. Trump boasted about his accomplishments, maintaining that he has achieved more during his first five months than most presidents. Of course, his cabinet members then chimed in with, essentially, how wonderful he was and is.
Anyway, I had predicted that Mr. Trump will claim that he had accomplished all that he set out to do, hence justifying his resignation to return to private life. The cabinet meeting yesterday does not change my mind about this issue.
His cabinet meeting yesterday was instructive: Mr. Trump boasted about his accomplishments, maintaining that he has achieved more during his first five months than most presidents. Of course, his cabinet members then chimed in with, essentially, how wonderful he was and is.
The sheeple have done nothing in over 84 years since the socialist revolution, why expect anything different?
> Abolition of private property (1933) (complies with communist manifesto)
> Emergency Rules (1933, to present) (pre-approved powers granted)
> Bypass Constitution (War Powers Act)
> No lawful money (Gold Reserve Act of 1934)
> Fraudulent “voluntary” national socialism / FICA
> Obfuscation of the republican form of government
> Fraudulent imposition of subject status, pauperization, vagrancy
> Eradication of endowed rights; replaced with government privileges, subject to regulation, restriction, and taxation
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Welcome to the People’s Democratic Socialist Republic of America - where everything that is not mandatory, is licensed, taxed, regulated or forbidden.
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When Americans embraced the notion that it was a good thing for government to take from one to give to another, they instituted a totalitarian police state. How else can you enforce such an abomination? Wheedle, "Pretty please, with sugar on top?"
Yes, indeed, Americans are brain dead, smugly proud and willing to defend their servitude - calling it “defending freedom” despite facts to the contrary.
"Free Americans" need government permission (license) to wed, travel, fly, own a business, buy medical supplies, give medical treatment, enter occupations, transmit radio, build a house, or own a dog just to name a few. "Free Americans" have to pay a tax to live and to die. They pay a tax on what they earn, spend, own and save. If that's "Freedom," perhaps we need a new definition for the term.
And expending a huge effort to attack or defend the president is just part of the smokescreen created by the world's greatest propaganda ministry, its minions, agents and useful idiots.
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