“This is the Final Battle. With You at My Side…” – Donald Trump Declares

[libertybele]

"This is the Final Battle." .... It sounds like a flipping Star Trek or Twilight zone movie.

Yes, I think we all realize as conservatives that we have been in the battle for our Republic.  No one person is going to be able to save it.  It's going to take inputting conservatives at the local county, city and state levels in order to survive.  If we do not succeed in that it's gone.

Counting on Trump, DeSantis, Haley, Scott and others to combat what's going on is not feasible.  Perhaps DeSantis can clean up the DOJ - that would be extremely helpful, but the States need to jump in and defend their rights.

IMHO we need a coalition of Red state governors pushing back.

[DefiantMassRINO]

The MAGA movement is larger than Trump.

Trump tries to exploit MAGA's to commit acts of political violence on his behalf, but that is typical for a pyschopath like Trump.

Americans don't like that their economic, defense, energy, etc., sovereignties are being forfeited to Globalists and Multinationalists by this country's elite.

MAGA is an umbrella of reactionary causes seeking to undo an array of perceived damages inflicted upon America during the post-Reagan years.

[Right_in_Virginia]

The MAGA movement is larger than Trump..

Not quite yet.

[Right_in_Virginia]

"This is the Final Battle." .... It sounds like a flipping Star Trek or Twilight zone movie.

Yes, I think we all realize as conservatives that we have been in the battle for our Republic.  No one person is going to be able to save it.

But, one angry man who knows where the bodies are buried, and with what, sure will make the right difference. 

[libertybele]

The MAGA movement is larger than Trump.

Trump tries to exploit MAGA's to commit acts of political violence on his behalf, but that is typical for a pyschopath like Trump.

Americans don't like that their economic, defense, energy, etc., sovereignties are being forfeited to Globalists and Multinationalists by this country's elite.

MAGA is an umbrella of reactionary causes seeking to undo an array of perceived damages inflicted upon America during the post-Reagan years.

That's one perspective.  Trump is the voice of the MAGA supporters.  He feeds them with what they want to hear and incites those feelings at his rallies. He did try to act on what they wanted; not much actually stuck. He did try to deliver on the border towards the end, but it was too late.  He encountered DEM roadblocks, but unfortunately he wasted a super majority at the beginning of his administration.  He selected people that were part of the deep swamp.

The concern of course right now is the corrupt DOJ.  I don't think they're done with him yet.  They want him behind bars.

[Bigun]

https://twitter.com/TuckerCarlson/status/1669472439472988161

[LMAO]

You need to spend some quality time outside *this* bubble.   

That applies mostly to you

You post a steady supply of pictures of Trumps rallies as evidence of his “popularity.” But what you stubbornly refuse to recognize is most voters don’t attend political rallies

We had three failed elections with him being in the picture. That happened all outside the MAGA bubble

[LMAO]

The MAGA movement is larger than Trump.

Trump tries to exploit MAGA's to commit acts of political violence on his behalf, but that is typical for a pyschopath like Trump.

And Jan 6th and Trump’s refusal to accept his 2020 election loss probably hurt him, a lot, with the public

[Hoodat]

But, one angry man who knows where the bodies are buried, and with what, sure will make the right difference.

The man who still hasn't figured out that Bill Barr was working against him?  The man who still backs Ronna McDaniel and the entire GOP leadership?  That's the guy who knows where all the bodies are buried?  Yeah, right.

[Bigun]

And Jan 6th and Trump’s refusal to accept his 2020 election loss probably hurt him, a lot, with the public

In Minnesota perhaps but definitely not in Texas or the rest of the south.

[Maj. Bill Martin]

In Minnesota perhaps but definitely not in Texas or the rest of the south.

Well, it didn't hurt him among his hardcore supporters - just among most everyone else. so depending on what you define as "the south", I imagine it is a net minus for him in Virginia and North Carolina.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Well, it didn't hurt him among his hardcore supporters - just among most everyone else. so depending on what you define as "the south", I imagine it is a net minus for him in Virginia and North Carolina.

Nope.

[Right_in_Virginia]

You post a steady supply of pictures of Trumps rallies as evidence of his “popularity.” But what you stubbornly refuse to recognize is most voters don’t attend political rallies,

Just be grateful I don't post photos from DeeDa's rallies. 

[bigheadfred]

Just be grateful I don't post photos from DeeDa's rallies.

I don't mind seeing pictures of his wife...

[Right_in_Virginia]

Trump is the voice of the MAGA supporters.  He feeds them with what they want to hear and incites those feelings at his rallies.

Or....simply put:  Trump's message and track record resonate with 75,000,000 voters and they want him back.   

[LMAO]

Just be grateful I don't post photos from DeeDa's rallies.

Lol…

I could care less whose rallies you post. I’m just simply pointing out to you that the Trump rallies are  a part of being in the bubble

[LMAO]

I don't mind seeing pictures of his wife...

She is a looker

But so is Melania

Both women seem to have more maturity than the men they married

I never understood the animosity towards Melania. She never claimed a co presidency status or tried to make kids eat crap food

[Right_in_Virginia]

I don't mind seeing pictures of his wife...

Here's a short video.  Enjoy! @bigheadfred 

https://twitter.com/miguelifornia/status/1669554801812869121

[libertybele]

Obviously the amount of people that attended Trump rallies did not equate to him getting re-elected.  Trump was ignorant enough to select Ronna McDaniel as leader of the RNC.  His poor selection of people is what brought him down.  Yes, the election was stolen, but those people helped every inch of the way.

[bigheadfred]

What I was trying to imply with my post, people, is she is the only one there. 

[Right_in_Virginia]

Obviously the amount of people that attended Trump rallies did not equate to him getting re-elected

It translated into winning ----- but by all means, let's throw out the coordated election and voter fraud.   

[roamer_1]

Are you serious here or deeply confused?

Absolutely serious.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Lol…

I could care less whose rallies you post.

Fair enough.  Fairer still is then stop talking about them. 

[Right_in_Virginia]

Absolutely serious.

Sad.   

[roamer_1]

"This is the Final Battle." .... It sounds like a flipping Star Trek or Twilight zone movie.

Yes, I think we all realize as conservatives that we have been in the battle for our Republic.  No one person is going to be able to save it.  It's going to take inputting conservatives at the local county, city and state levels in order to survive.  If we do not succeed in that it's gone.

Counting on Trump, DeSantis, Haley, Scott and others to combat what's going on is not feasible.  Perhaps DeSantis can clean up the DOJ - that would be extremely helpful, but the States need to jump in and defend their rights.

IMHO we need a coalition of Red state governors pushing back.

Good post. As to the red state governors... That's been happening... not as many singly standing up as I would want, but together, it's happening... Nullification... That is the next bulwark.