It's not insanity. Insanity is thinking that this guy who appointed one deep stater after another and fastracked a deadly vaccine is the competent leader we need going forward. Bill Barr, Chris Wray, Jeff Sessions, the vaccine, how many awful decisions are we supposed to overlook?
Why did Trump thrust Fauci and Birx into the forefront and essentially make them covid czars? Yes, he had a choice. He had many choices, and time and again, he chose the deep state. If the majority of the people ITT figured the vaccine out almost immediately, how is it a supersmart president like Trump couldn't figure it out until he was out of office and started getting roundly booed at his own rallies?
Imagine the difference in Trump's 1st term and the country as a whole if he'd put in place a real AG and a real FBI director, who immediately would have gotten to the bottom of the Wiener laptop. Who wouldn't have let Jeffrey Epstein get slaughtered, who would have opened a Hunter Biden investigation immediately. Instead, we had an FBI that still 100% served democrat-globalist interests. Instead of investigating child rapists and murderers, the fbi is fabricating political crimes and persecuting the globalists' political enemies.
One of Trump's staunchest supporters, Peter Navarro, said a few weeks ago that the Maga-machine loved by most of the people ITT fell apart once they got into the White House. He blamed Jared Kushner, but who was it exactly that gave Kushner - a known leftist - an office and a phone?
We have to stop with the nonsense that the Deep State was a juggernaut Trump couldn't hope to have overcome. If that's the case, what's the point in a 2nd Trump term anyway? Trump had a shot to bury the cabal, instead he tried to make peace with it. He likely won't get a 2nd chance. If America gets another chance, we need to find a leader who won't piss away that opportunity.
