God Emperor Megathread (Trump and his presidency)

[RAPEMAN]

Massive Maricopa fraud reported: 74,000 more mail-in ballots received than sent out

[Guest]

Biden only won the state by 10,000 votes. And this is just in Maricopa. The other counties were much worse

[Guest]

And yet... nothing will happen.

Aliens are supposed to make contact tomorrow.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

I hope they have tentacles and/or cat ears.

[Lindsay's Liver]

The news about Maricopa is interesting and it confirms what most of the country already knew, but it won't change anything or get much media acknowledgement except to contradict it.

Twitter's top news headline for awhile yesterday was something like "No actual evidence of voter fraud found in Maricopa Country, fact checkers say".

[Kugelfisch]

(((Fact Checkers)))

[Le Redditeur]

Who knows? They fought their hardest not to give Trump the nomination in 2016 and look how that turned out. Now Trump has some people in the RNC. The co-chair is a Trump loyalist. Didn't help him much when he wanted to fight the stolen election but, before that, they pretty much guaranteed the primaries were a formality and he didn't face anything other than token opposition. Even Romney didn't want to mount a challenge.

I can bet real money on that "loyalist" dropping Trump like a hot turd once they start moving for 2024. Trump has the astonishing talent for picking backstabbing "allies" and putting them wherever they'll cause more damage.

[Guest]

Which why I said 'who knows'. In my opinion they'd have a very hard time rigging the primaries. Republicans on the state and local level don't play that. On the national level, because Republicans aren't actually interested in leadership they'd actually much rather Trump or DeSantis or whichever America First candidate won the nomination so they can sabotage them later and say 'See, we told you Trump/DeSantis/Whoever would destroy the party'

It's not like the Democrats where they have a super-delegate system where they can basically just say 'ha ha fuck you' if the 'wrong' candidate somehow manages to win all the primaries, which they rig like a motherfucker anyway.

[Kugelfisch]

I don't think they would have the same issues with DeSantis as they had with Trump.

[Guest]

DeSantis is basically setting himself up to be the successor to Trump and the America First movement. Establishment Republicans might be nice to him now because he's only a Governor. But if he runs for President expect him to be treated no differently than Trump himself. All that crap about Trump's personality being why principled conservatives hated him was just a load of crap. It was never about personality, they hated him because he posed a threat.