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Title: The Second Coming of Trump
In the heart of a bustling city, there lived a man named Samuel. He was an enigmatic figure, known by many as a prophet, but to some, he was just a delusional eccentric. Yet, his words carried weight, stirring up controversy and intrigue wherever he went.
Samuel was born into obscurity, raised in a modest household in the suburbs. At a young age, he began experiencing vivid visions and profound dreams, which he believed to be messages from a higher power. His prophecies gained attention when several of them seemingly came true, leading to a small but devoted following.
Samuel predicts the rise of a political figure who will reshape the world order. He foresees this figure as a reincarnation of a messianic figure, destined to bring about a new era of prosperity and peace.
Donald Trump, a polarizing figure in American politics, emerges as a frontrunner in the presidential race. Samuel boldly proclaims that Trump is the chosen one, the second coming of Jesus Christ. His followers are divided; some embrace his proclamation, while others dismiss it as blasphemy.
Against all odds, Trump wins the presidency for a second term. His victory emboldens Samuel, who sees it as validation of his prophetic calling. Trump's presidency takes an authoritarian turn as he begins to dismantle democratic institutions and consolidate power.
Ignoring the checks and balances of the Constitution, Trump declares himself President for Life. Samuel hails this as the fulfillment of his prophecy, while the nation descends into chaos and dissent. Protests erupt across the country, met with harsh suppression from Trump's loyalists.
As dissent simmers, Samuel remains steadfast in his belief, even as doubts creep into his mind. In a dramatic climax, he confronts Trump, pleading with him to reconsider his path of tyranny. Trump, consumed by his own delusions of grandeur, dismisses Samuel as a misguided zealot.
The nation teeters on the brink of collapse, torn apart by division and despotism. Samuel's prophecy, once hailed as divine revelation, now stands as a warning of the dangers of blind faith and unchecked power. In the end, it is not the second coming of Christ that saves the world, but the resilience and courage of ordinary people who dare to stand up against tyranny.
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inspiring morality tale...yes and yes.
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Do we really want him to lead our country?
 The Donald
Modified by eDrek at Mon, Apr 22, 2024, 17:49:40
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OMG, I hope the goon squads don't find out about this.
Modified by eDrek at Mon, Apr 22, 2024, 19:53:17
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Just a reminder of some of his golden oldies:look em up !
Trump University.... settled for 25 million$$ for fraud.
Trump casino Atlantic City..... bankrupt.
A truly winning person for the job - will devote 100% attention to the citizens.. he has no distractions. I don't think he would take a bribe - just because he's broke..? Maybe sell classified docs?
Here's a handy tracking tool.... stay current !
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Rod, a few questions:
1) Do you think the various lawsuits and prosecutions against Trump are fair? Do you know enough about them in detail to feel comfortable offering an opinion? If so, what is it and why?
2) Do you think that any of these cases are politically motivated in that they're driven by political animus with the intent of using the legal system to destroy or at least harm and hamstring a political opponent? And, if so, do you think that Biden's had any part to play in that? Finally, if so, what do you think about it? Doesn't matter because you don't like Trump? What about fairness and due process? Mean anything to you or are those things that perhaps mean a lot -- just not where Trump's concerned?
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Jim,aside from the usual imbalance and politics that is inherent in these things ( appointed judges etc.) venue, yes, various factors which can effect both parties. I don't think there are any overtly political imbalances at play here. trumps middle name is lawsuit - and this is just a heavy season for him now - At long last. I think judge Cannon is a possibility of bias in his favor - or her own inexperience, we shall see. Let justice take its course. He is very loose with the law, and has gotten away with plenty. Gary Hart resigned his Candidacy over a simple infidelity, Al Franken too. Public opinion waxes and wanes, Trump is teflon. I think all is fair yes.
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What do you think of the judge's apparent conflict of interest? His daughter makes literally tens of millions for the Biden campaign and has actually done fund-raising on this very case itself!
What do you think of the fact that this case attempts to override the statute of limitations and distort the law regarding campaign contribution fraud that requires that the expense must be ONLY for campaign benefit?
What do you think about the fact that Bragg ran on getting Trump somehow and picked up this case after the feds and other prosecutors had considered it and thought it unfounded and wrong?
What do you think of the fact that the witnesses are allowed to say whatever they want about Trump but he's bound by a gag order to respond?
What do you think of the fact that he's the Republican candidate who has been now stuck by law in a courtroom for weeks, perhaps longer, so he can't campaign?
What do you think of all the evidence that Biden and his people have quarterbacked all these prosecutions against his political opponent?
You seem pretty blase about this. To me this case is a joke but not just a joke, a killing joke for American justice.
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Oh boo hoo. Poor Trump, mr. rich white privilegepersonified. Never done anything wrong in his life. Yadda, yadda, what about-isms. sorry to yawn. Thanks so much for your fascinating defense and opinions...
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Very thoughtful, Rod. Thanks for the discussion.
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