Trump Re-elected: The True MAGA Era Begins, Now What?

[Ruth]

So Trump really did have ambitions to screw over his Israeli backers. Unfortunately, having Andrew Kolvet in the room may have been a grave and foolish mistake considering Andrew's status as a highly likely conspirator against Kirk. So much for playing his cards close to his chest.

It is interesting that this tidbit got back to the Zionist backers, though not necessarily deliberately through Andrew Kolvet. Either Charlie or Andrew could have inadvertently told someone who does work for Zionist interests such as Tyler Bowyer.

Also Charlie may have had a listening device attached to that cross he wore (was it all the time?) This is the cross that Erika was so keen to get her hands on after Charlie died. I also think she was having an affair with Andrew Kolvet and married Charlie to get away from the life she was leading.

This conversation that Trump had at "screwing over" his Zionist backers happened shortly before the assassination attempt at Butler.... and also before Trump had chosen his running mate (someone the Zionists didn't favour). If it had succeeded, I'm sure they had a plan to blame it on Iran and most likely give Nikki Haley the job.

 

[Ruth]

Some more information (as well as the backstory) about the person who broke the January 6th Pipe Bomber story. Apparently the FBI (e.g. Dan Bongino and Kash Patel) wanted this story covered up. They wanted to frame a black autistic man!

 

[palestine]

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/americas/tucker-carlson-questions-if-israel-is-blackmailing-trump/3901509

...framing Trump’s recent actions as a response to external influence rather than a political shift

I appreciate the concise take!

 

[Ruth]

Richard Baris is a very good pollster. This is the Midterm situation, across the country, through the lense of a very accurate poller (possibly one of the best in the country).

 

[palestine]

There may indeed exist some conceealed troubles, at the White House and in the US govt in general:

After Swalwell and Gonzales resignations, who's next?

Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., who had been a front-runner to become governor of California, announced his plan to resign on Monday afternoon, saying in a statement that "false" allegations of sexual misconduct had "distracted" from his duties.

An hour later, Rep. Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, who has admitted to an affair with an aide who later committed suicide by self-immolation, also announced his resignation.

Something is escaping the "usual article" model here, is it?