The Donald needs to play the part

[mystery-ak]

March 19, 2023
The Donald needs to play the part
By John Green

First, I must state that I am not, have never been, and will never be a NeverTrump.  I voted for the man twice and will gladly do so again if he wins the nomination.  I'd like to see him in the Oval Office again because I believe it to be important for the soul of our country.

We need to show the conspirators who attempted to destroy his presidency that we will not stand for a coup of a duly elected administration.  The Democrats and the Deep State used a hoax and a sham investigation in an attempt to prevent Trump's election, and then take down his presidency after elected.  Their attempt to interfere in the peaceful transfer of power — beginning in 2015 and continuing through 2020 — must be met with consequences.  A re-election of Donald Trump would signal their failure and the commencement of consequences — as delivered by a president who will never run for election again.

Having said all of that, it's important to take a cold, hard look at why Trump lost in 2020, and why he'll probably lose in 2024 if he continues on his current path.  There's plenty of time for a course correction.  However, it does require a correction — a change.

I don't believe for a nanosecond that "Dementia" Joe actually got 81 million votes with a basement campaign.  Unfortunately, the election was close enough to be stolen — and it probably was, with unconstitutional rules changes and questionable ballot-harvesting.

The election was close because people were tired of Trump's behavior.  The electorate loved his policies, but they didn't like his childishness.  The bragging, name-calling, and needless picking of fights became tiring.

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[libertybele]

March 19, 2023
The Donald needs to play the part
By John Green

First, I must state that I am not, have never been, and will never be a NeverTrump.  I voted for the man twice and will gladly do so again if he wins the nomination.  I'd like to see him in the Oval Office again because I believe it to be important for the soul of our country.

We need to show the conspirators who attempted to destroy his presidency that we will not stand for a coup of a duly elected administration.  The Democrats and the Deep State used a hoax and a sham investigation in an attempt to prevent Trump's election, and then take down his presidency after elected.  Their attempt to interfere in the peaceful transfer of power — beginning in 2015 and continuing through 2020 — must be met with consequences.  A re-election of Donald Trump would signal their failure and the commencement of consequences — as delivered by a president who will never run for election again.

Having said all of that, it's important to take a cold, hard look at why Trump lost in 2020, and why he'll probably lose in 2024 if he continues on his current path.  There's plenty of time for a course correction.  However, it does require a correction — a change.

I don't believe for a nanosecond that "Dementia" Joe actually got 81 million votes with a basement campaign.  Unfortunately, the election was close enough to be stolen — and it probably was, with unconstitutional rules changes and questionable ballot-harvesting.

The election was close because people were tired of Trump's behavior.  The electorate loved his policies, but they didn't like his childishness.  The bragging, name-calling, and needless picking of fights became tiring.

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https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2023/03/the_donald_needs_to_play_the_part.html

"The electorate loved his policies, but they didn't like his childishness.  The bragging, name-calling, and needless picking of fights became tiring."


 

[Maj. Bill Martin]

"The electorate loved his policies, but they didn't like his childishness.  The bragging, name-calling, and needless picking of fights became tiring."


 

The typical irrelevant response to that is "Well, people are stupid for thinking that way", which utterly ignores the fact that stupid or not, many people do think that way.  And they vote.

[Texas Yellow Rose]

"The electorate loved his policies, but they didn't like his childishness.  The bragging, name-calling, and needless picking of fights became tiring."


 

Exactly!

[deb]

"The electorate loved his policies, but they didn't like his childishness.  The bragging, name-calling, and needless picking of fights became tiring."


 

Yep! I struggle with the same behavior in my own grandchildren. Certainly don’t relish it in an elderly man.

[Fishrrman]

John Green prognosticates:
"The election was close because people were tired of Trump's behavior."

Mr. Green has completely missed what happened in 2020. Went right over his head, as it did for many of those on the right.

A couple of graphics that explain what really went on:
This:


...Resulted in THIS:

[mountaineer]

So plagiarist Joe B plagiarized Joe S? 💥