Okay, so this is the latest plan on how Trump gets back to the White House:

- run for a safe House seat in Florida
- become speaker of the House
- lead the impeachment of president Biden
- *something something* with Harris
- Trump becomes president via succession!

https://nypost.com/2021/06/05/trump-ponders-run-for-congress-and-house-speaker-in-2022/




This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Jun 6 2021 09:20am

Running for Congress would be a pretty funny troll, but a basically zero % chance of that even happening

Dude never gives up its like magic

Not to mention that Trump would be an unbelievably shitty Speaker. His skills and the demands of that office don't match AT ALL.

hahah I hope more priv. industries do this.. fucking anti democracy R party.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/exclusive-jpmorgan-resumes-political-giving-freezes-out-republicans-who-2021-06-04/

Good. The quicker the realignment of the Democrats into the party of Corporate America takes place, the better for the medium-term electoral prospects of the GOP. There's a gaping chasm between the factions of the Dem coalition on economic policy, and their current strategy of glossing over these divides by stoking racial division will not work indefinitely.

I'm not so sure. The cultural movement is still quite strong.

Try finding one young woman at a university who isn't inside the woke cult. Most of their base operates on low information and specifics like corporate corruption don't even compute.

I don't expect the Dems to crash and burn for at least another three years, they still have too much momentum.

The point is that many parts of the Dem platform are really toxic, and this fact was pretty much exclusively counterbalanced by Trump's personal obnoxiousness. In the long run, the interests of downscale minorities and upscale suburbanites/the professional class don't align on a lot of issues (except for racial liberalism).

not taking money from the manipulation machine known as jp morgan is a badge of honor

Trump doesn't need to run to be Speaker of the House.