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Trump's flaws - damaging every other R candidate to the point that the party was weakened,

Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but not their own facts.

Donald Trump breathed life back into the GOP --- a party well on its way to happily surrendering to Hillary Clinton.

failing to influence Congress when the R had both majorities

Actually, this was the handiwork of Paul Ryan.  When he announced in the winter of 2018 that he was going to cut and run at the end of his term, Ryan spent the rest of the year convincing dozens of House Republicans to join him, tossing the Speakership to Nancy Pelosi.  And we all know what she did with it.

evolving door personnel policies, hiring "only the best people" and then getting crossed with them and publicly slamming them, daily stupidity in social media, galactic narcissism - are not generally shared by all the other politicians, certainly not to the degree Trump has those flaws.

The vetting was overseen by his staff .... his Chief of Staffs and Vice President ----- deep-staters who were there to sabotage the man while hitching their wagons to Trump's star for their future political careers.  Soft-spoken,  good word for everyone, Mike Pence, was especially effective in this role.  But, by all means, let's continue to call the target of the sabotage to account and let the perpetrators skate.

One last comment here .... Donald Trump is not going to be quiet because that's easier for you to handle..  He's not going to send you flowers, either.

And to Trump's credit, neither do those other politicians share the connection he established with so many voters.

75+ million and counting.  Trum'p's bond with votes not only survived five years of lies, investigations, Republican sabotage, two impeachments and a stolen election ...... the bond grew stronger and the base grew.

Why?  Because voters know him, relate to him and trust him.

This is NOT failure ---- well, not outside the inbreeding found in the RNCDNC and NT Uniparty.



 
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Carly Fiorina:
One more example of why women should NEVER be permitted to hold positions of power in government... nor just about anywhere else.

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Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but not their own facts.

Donald Trump breathed life back into the GOP --- a party well on its way to happily surrendering to Hillary Clinton.
Yes, he breathed so much life into the GOP that the Ds control the WH and both chambers, and millions of erstwhile R voters can't identify a single R leader they'll support who is not named "Trump."  Boy that's a vital, healthy party there.
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Actually, this was the handiwork of Paul Ryan.  When he announced in the winter of 2018 that he was going to cut and run at the end of his term, Ryan spent the rest of the year convincing dozens of House Republicans to join him, tossing the Speakership to Nancy Pelosi.  And we all know what she did with it.

The vetting was overseen by his staff .... his Chief of Staffs and Vice President ----- deep-staters who were there to sabotage the man while hitching their wagons to Trump's star for their future political careers.  Soft-spoken,  good word for everyone, Mike Pence, was especially effective in this role.  But, by all means, let's continue call the target of the sabotage to account and let the perpetrators skate.
It's always someone else's fault.  You do realize that in continuing to argue this, you're just demonstrating that the so-called "very stable genius" jedi master turned out to be completely ineffective and helpless - why there was nothing poor Donald could do.  Then come clean and admit you were wrong about his omniscience to begin with.

The first rule of leadership - everything is the leader's fault.  If you don't know that then I can only conclude that you are unfamiliar with the requirements of leadership.
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One las comment here .... Donald Trump is not going to be quiet because that's easier for you to handle..  He's not going to send you flowers, either.
I am quite happy to see Trump lay in on the Ds with everything he's got.  His problem is he doesn't seem to understand which direction is downrange.
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75+ million and counting.  Trum'p's bond with votes not only survived five years of lies, investigations, Republican sabotage, two impeachments and a stolen election ...... the bond grew stronger and the base grew.

Why?  Because voters know him, relate to him and trust him.

This is NOT failure ---- well, not outside the inbreeding found in the RNCDNC and NT Uniparty.
He's not in office and every good thing he accomplished is being dismantled.  By definition that is failure.
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Elected Republicans should have fought for Trump instead of driving the fraud getaway car. 

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Elected Republicans should have fought for Trump instead of driving the fraud getaway car.

You mean they should have fought like Cruz did, standing for election integrity until the very end?
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Carly who?..........gives a damn what she has to say, already every democrats spouting the same message and Liz Cheney has the RINO slot filled.

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She is right... Trumpism has been a failure.

While Fiorinaism was such a success.
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