@Maj. Bill Martin
He can't,so why worry about it when there are real problems for everyone to worry about,including Trump,who KNOWS that as his age this is his last opportunity to get prominent positive mention in the history books.
But doesn't that really applies to
everyone running for a second term, including Biden? They're
all worried about their legacy at that point because they know they can't run again, and they know they'll never have another opportunity to be impactful historically. Obama's proud that he got ObamaCare through, but I'm not happy about that. So the real question isn't whether they want to be successful, but rather whether Trump's (or Biden's) idea of being successful historically is the same as mine. And I don't feel that way about either Biden
or Trump. That's not just on policy with respect to Trump, because I also believe that he sees one of the ways to be viewed positively is to destroy anyone who might compete against him for that title. He thinks he'll end up looking good if he destroys other Republicans who might snag some positive attention.
I see one of the hallmarks of great leaders is whether they leave behind people who will do good work after them. But I see Trump affirmatively tearing down other Republicans I think are good, and promoting others than I think are
not good. DeSantis bad/MTG good is just not a direction I think is a good one, but that's where he'd take us. And I just can't sign off on that.