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The Trump Comeback Begins: The Plan to Make Trump and America Great Again

I am the author of the bestselling book "TRUMP RULES." My book identifies the top 10 rules that made former President Donald Trump one of the greatest winners in world history in business, branding, real estate, celebrity, television, publishing and politics. Trump is the only person in world history to reach the pinnacle of all of those fields. And the only person to become both a billionaire and president of the United States. It's not a bad resume.

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Posts: 39399 | Location: SC Lowcountry/Cape Cod | Registered: November 22, 2002Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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The impeachment is in my view completely unconstitutional, and stupid and bad for the country on top of that. I heard this morning that Trump's legal team for the impeachment has left. All of them. Supposedly the reason is that Trump wants his defense to be that he was right about the election all along and he really did win. The lawyers all said that's a losing strategy. The lawyers wanted to focus on the constitutionality issues and the issue of whether there was really any incitement. They believe they can prove their was no incitement. They were prepared to give examples of Dems saying crazy stuff (and the violence that followed) and there were no charge of incitement. They say that in the context of an impeachment trial, it will be impossible to prove he really did win the election.

It looks like there will not be enough votes in the Senate for a conviction, regardless. But the consensus of opinion from the talking heads is that this strategy (Trump was right - he really did win) is a loser. That's why the legal team left. He may still be acquitted, but it will make it more difficult for some on the fence moderate Republicans to vote for acquittal.

My own view is that the Republicans do have to focus on election integrity, and to do it with everything they have. But I am not sure that the impeachment trial is the best place to do it. The media will be able to pound all over Trumps arguments, and there will be nobody (in the media) who will push back on it. A state by state strategy will make that more difficult.

Republicans in every state need to raise the election integrity issue whenever and where ever they can. It needs to be done in state legislatures, in the courts, and where ever possible. Most importantly, the best path to progress on the issue is to win back the House and Senate. That means to nominate candidates who can win. Some nut job who says that the fires in California were started by Jewish space lasers, or that the Clintons murdered JFK Jr so he wouldn't run against Hillary, might be able to win in a district in GA, but they won't be able to win any place else.


Yes, focus on something already known to the whole world. That will help a lot in fixing this mess. Not really, just being facetious.


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Posts: 25656 | Location: Virginia | Registered: December 16, 2001Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Trump should just ignore the whole impeachment scam, like Justice Roberts. Give them the big F.U. No lawyers, don't show up, don't comment, nothing. Let them make fools of themselves. Let his few friends in the Senate fight it. If they convict him, then sue the US Govt for violating the Constitution by trying a normal citizen.

Also, the more time they waste with this the less time to fuck up other things (but they'll eventually find a way).
 
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I wish Trump would send a lawyer to say that since Mr. Trump cannot be impeached as a private citizen, he must be reinstated as the President of the United States. Then the impeachment may proceed.


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Originally posted by mikeyspizza:
Trump should just ignore the whole impeachment scam, like Justice Roberts. Give them the big F.U. No lawyers, don't show up, don't comment, nothing.


Nah. He should roll into the Senate chamber like Ron Livingston in Office Space. Jeans, t-shirt, and flip flops. Stroll in with a coke and a happy meal. Find a seat, kick his feat up on a railing or desk, toss some French fries in his mouth and say, "let's do this."


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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:
He should roll into the Senate chamber like Ron Livingston in Office Space. Jeans, t-shirt, and flip flops. Stroll in with a coke and a happy meal. Find a seat, kick his feat up on a railing or desk, toss some French fries in his mouth and say, "let's do this."


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disgree


My goodness. Can't people simply laugh at a joke?


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My goodness. Can't people simply laugh at a joke?


Sure, when the joke is funny.
 
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My goodness. Can't people simply laugh at a joke?


Sure, when the joke is funny.


That was actually very funny. Maybe you didn’t see the movie.




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I thought so too

Maybe he should clean some fish while they are spewing their bile... and then just up and leave saying "Ive got somewhere else Id rather be, and since Im out of office already you cant call this sham an impeachment, so good luck with whatever you are doing. Later haters"

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Originally posted by SIG228:
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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:
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Originally posted by signewt:

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My goodness. Can't people simply laugh at a joke?


Sure, when the joke is funny.


That was actually very funny. Maybe you didn’t see the movie.


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I believe the point of this charade is to disqualify Trump from holding any Federal Office in the future. he scares WE SCARE them that much they want to prevent any run for anything in 2024.


Just made a little modification...

If we're going to have Trump do movie/tv skits, then how about The Otter Defense from Animal house! Tell this to the Limpeachment crewand we all get up and stream out humming the national anthem.... Not sure if they can get the keys to the Beast and modify it like Dorfmans Lincoln though....

 
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Balzé, I thought it was funny.
 
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Balzé, I thought it was funny.



Me too.


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The Otter Defense from Animal house!

The Office Day scene would be funny, but to me, this would be really hilarious!
 
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I think it would be great to take over the Republican Party.
Let the RINO’s leave, dump the Elephant and bring in the Lion as a show of taking back the party.





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As far as I'm concerned the sooner we get rid of the RINO swamp creatures the better. I keep hearing people say we need to keep the GOP together or we lose the party. I think that's bullshit. The more we allow the swamp to stay the more they undermine us. If we have to start fixing things from a smaller base and it takes longer then so be it.

The swamp RINOs are exposing themselves more and more. Either they leave or are removed or a new party is needed. Things won't ever improve with we keep the status quo.




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The more we allow the swamp to stay the more they undermine us. If we have to start fixing things from a smaller base and it takes longer then so be it.

We do have to act within our own small circles. We have to take back the culture, education, and build community, face-to-face.

We must act locally because the left has spent over 100 years on it's "long march through the institutions" and the government, academia and most of popular culture, especially most news and information is now completely leftist.



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My goodness. Can't people simply laugh at a joke?

I laughed, Balze Halze. It was funny. And Office Space is one of my all-time favorite comedies.



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As far as I'm concerned the sooner we get rid of the RINO swamp creatures the better. I keep hearing people say we need to keep the GOP together or we lose the party. I think that's bullshit. The more we allow the swamp to stay the more they undermine us. If we have to start fixing things from a smaller base and it takes longer then so be it.

The swamp RINOs are exposing themselves more and more. Either they leave or are removed or a new party is needed. Things won't ever improve with we keep the status quo.


Has anyone put forth a definitive definition of "swamp"? The real swamp is not the RINOS, although they are a part of it. The real swamp is the huge number of federal agencies overflowing with career bureaucrats who are accountable to no one. And the great majority of these pencil pushers are dems.

They are experienced in tying the hands of political appointees especially when a republican is in the WH, even and especially Trump. That's why draining the swamp sounds good and a nice campaign slogan, but it's an empty phrase. Just try getting rid of a career bureaucrat.

Additional info can be found here:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/w...swamp-until-we-know/

People would be surprised if not shocked how easy it is to tie the hands of political appointees.


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