DeSantis is a 'very dangerous individual' because he has 'already absorbed all the lessons of Trump' but doesn't have any of the baggage, an expert on fascism argues
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SunnyvaleCA
2022 Jun 18, 12:31am
Patrick says
Interesting, but I'm concerned that would bring in all the baggage of Trump. I'd rather Trump retire from mainline politics, support DeSantis, and just give Fox news guest appearances.
I know it's traditional to pick an incompetent as VP, but let's say that Trump picks DeSantis as VP.
What a ticket! And Trump would have no worry about competing with DeSantis anymore.
Interesting, but I'm concerned that would bring in all the baggage of Trump. I'd rather Trump retire from mainline politics, support DeSantis, and just give Fox news guest appearances.
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richwicks
2022 Jun 18, 1:45am
richwicks
2022 Jun 18, 1:45am
SunnyvaleCA says
Let me explain your horrible wrongness here.
Trump is flawed in a lot of ways, MANY ways, but he took on the system and won. He beat the intelligence agencies, he ended up destroying our "news" system, he punked the DOJ showing that they were corrupt, and he drove down energy prices, made some good investments in the nation, and appealed to the blue collar working class, the people we NEED - these people are the most essential people in our economy. I'm THEIR servant.
I'd rather that the wrecking ball comes back into office. He won't be allowed to, but it would be best if he did. There's still plenty of corruption and criminality that hasn't been addressed in our government. Our "news" media still exists, despite lying about Russian Collusion for 4 solid years - and every war. The CIA and FBI are still entirely corrupt run by criminals.
He won the last election. I'd rather see him go back - but he won't allowed to be. We don't have legitimate elections. If DeSantis is elected, that just means he's controlled opposition. DeSantis seems like a good guy, in this world, that's a red flag. OBAMA seemed like a good guy.
Interesting, but I'm concerned that would bring in all the baggage of Trump. I'd rather Trump retire from mainline politics, support DeSantis, and just give Fox news guest appearances.
Let me explain your horrible wrongness here.
Trump is flawed in a lot of ways, MANY ways, but he took on the system and won. He beat the intelligence agencies, he ended up destroying our "news" system, he punked the DOJ showing that they were corrupt, and he drove down energy prices, made some good investments in the nation, and appealed to the blue collar working class, the people we NEED - these people are the most essential people in our economy. I'm THEIR servant.
I'd rather that the wrecking ball comes back into office. He won't be allowed to, but it would be best if he did. There's still plenty of corruption and criminality that hasn't been addressed in our government. Our "news" media still exists, despite lying about Russian Collusion for 4 solid years - and every war. The CIA and FBI are still entirely corrupt run by criminals.
He won the last election. I'd rather see him go back - but he won't allowed to be. We don't have legitimate elections. If DeSantis is elected, that just means he's controlled opposition. DeSantis seems like a good guy, in this world, that's a red flag. OBAMA seemed like a good guy.
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HeadSet
2022 Jun 18, 8:31am
HeadSet
2022 Jun 18, 8:31am
FuckTheMainstreamMedia says
Because if they were to publicize the definition of "Fascism" - gov control of everything, but gov not owning industry, and that gov controlling info and outlawing dissent, that would look too much like the Dem Party. The Dems would rather just let the term "Fascism" be vague and have the public see Fascists as "meanies we do not like."
Not one definition of fascism
Because if they were to publicize the definition of "Fascism" - gov control of everything, but gov not owning industry, and that gov controlling info and outlawing dissent, that would look too much like the Dem Party. The Dems would rather just let the term "Fascism" be vague and have the public see Fascists as "meanies we do not like."
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