My worry is that the GOP will have a better idea on how to steer Trump, and that we won't be able to count on his 10-second attention span to avoid some catastrophic GOP-sourced decisions.
this post was submitted on 02 Sep 2023
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My worry is that the GOP will have a better idea on how to steer Trump
Libs don't really grok that the biggest winner of Trumpism was the Federalist Society. And it seems to me the GOP missed the lesson of the society's success.
I'm truly amazed that the GOP didn't crib notes from it. The society figured out a way to get Trump to okay the judges they wanted by somehow deceiving Trump into thinking he was the Big Boy making all the decisions. I have no idea how. My wild guess is that they used headshots (and maybe even Powerpoint presentations?) along with a short list of bullet points (Harvard Law: Graduated Asshole Cum Laude) to get Our Big Wet Boy to sign the paperwork. And the whole time they massaged his ego and told him what a big, wise genius he was.
and the other 4 people will still vote for him cause fetuses.
Watch Biden replace Blinken with Ramswany as an "act of compromise and civility"
It's failure, man! 