
Denouement
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Stick a fork in him.
Pretty low bar for a Midas touch kind of guy.
I’d disagree that he’s done in politics. He won’t (I hope) win any office, but he can absolutely play a role in the success (or failure) of Republicans going forward. If the Republican party tries to jettison him (again), he holds enough sway to tip elections to democrats if he decides to tell his voters to stay home because the Republican party is rigged against him. Most of them will still go and vote, but the margins are very important in swing states and I can easily see him playing spoiler for Republicans. I tell ya it’d be a real shame if sabotaged them 🙂
I owe no fealty for to any party. But neither does Trump. And that’s the problem for the GOP.
Hey day jobber – this week we enjoyed a tantalizing taste of how things might play out.
Mike Lyndell, the Pillow Guy, called for an investigation of the election results in Dade County.
More 2000 election denial? Nope. He wants last month’s vote to be examined because he believes that the number of votes received by DiSantis was the result of election tampering.
The murdocks are king makers.
Like a Mickey Mantle rookie card people are probably buying them for the future rise in value of anything to do with the worst president ever. My apologies to Mickey’s family and fans for mentioning his name in this analogy.
If NFTs mark the final demise of Trump from American politics they have served their purpose, I would call that the ultimate utility.
I’d argue that not only is he done in politics but I think he’s probably done in life too. He has no prospects of ever being as “great” as he was in 2016. From the WaPo article on his life at Mara-Lago it sounds like he’s got nothing going on and is fighting depression.
Reading the comments made me want on check on Billy Beer. It is still being made and served regionally in the south. Vintage capitalism. Then again in the south we used to take our hats off indoors, we did not brag about our weapons (they were tools), and we did not desecrate the American flag with cultural symbols like blue lines.
Great post and great comments!
In these times, we have to be greatful for small positive signs. Getting the Trump monkey off our backs is one of them.