Criminal Trump makes no attempt to hide what he is planning, or who he brings into his administration if he is re-elected. If American actually do vote this monster back into the presidency then it will be the end of America as a country with any honorable ethical standards or a democracy, and maybe that is what is going to happen. The Roman empire came to an end, the Russian Tsarist system came to an end, the French monarchy and the Chinese emperors came to an end. History makes it clear that when the consciousness of a people changes so does their culture. I actually think what will happen is we will retain a symbolic federal government but that we will actually break into two countries with real power devolving to the states, and internationally America will become another failed state like Russia or North Korea.
Paul Manafort, Christina Bobb, Roger Stone, Laura Loomer. Photo illustration: Shoshana Gordon / Axios. Photos: Yana Paskova, John Lamparski, Gabby Jones / Bloomberg, Jabin Botsford / The Washington Post / Getty
Sidelined characters from former President Trump’s past campaigns — “crazies,” some of his top advisers call them — are reattaching themselves to his inner circle now that he’s locked up the Republican nomination.
Why it matters:Trump’s 2024 campaign has been notable for its rigor: Top advisers have largely steered clear of the most controversial far-righters who surrounded Trump in the past. But ex-advisers, conspiracy theorists and convicted felons are now knocking on the campaign’s door — and some are getting in.
They’re returning as Trump more aggressively touts Jan. 6 rioters as “patriots,” ramps up his racist, incendiary rhetoric — and embraces some of his most provocative loyalists.
Zoom in: In recent weeks, several of these loyalists have moved to rejoin his team or have had a bigger presence at Mar-a-Lago.
Trump’s team is in talks to hire 2016 campaign advisers Paul Manafort and Corey Lewandowski, The Washington Post and The New York Times first reported.
Manafort spent two years in prison on a 7½-year […]
Terri Quint
on Saturday, March 23, 2024 at 8:06 am
Since Manafort has come back into the picture to work on Trump’s campaign once again, given the facts of his background; i.e. a Russian asset who shared classified information that he got from Trump plus information on the previous campaign, should the intelligence agencies be giving Trump updates on intelligence that candidates are supposed to get? Sounds really like a terrible thing to do given the background of both Manafort and Trump, i.e. giving classified information to 3 Russians whom Trump invited into the Oval Office shortly after he was inaugurated and not allowing ANY Americans nor press to be in the same room with them. Not to mention stealing classified documents, hiding them and lying about them. It would be like, “Here, Russia, are out intelligence secrets!” Terri Quint
Janis Christiansen
on Sunday, March 24, 2024 at 2:19 am
How is Trump even able to run? Isn’t he comforting and abetting foreign and domestic terrorists. Is that not in the constitution?
Since Manafort has come back into the picture to work on Trump’s campaign once again, given the facts of his background; i.e. a Russian asset who shared classified information that he got from Trump plus information on the previous campaign, should the intelligence agencies be giving Trump updates on intelligence that candidates are supposed to get? Sounds really like a terrible thing to do given the background of both Manafort and Trump, i.e. giving classified information to 3 Russians whom Trump invited into the Oval Office shortly after he was inaugurated and not allowing ANY Americans nor press to be in the same room with them. Not to mention stealing classified documents, hiding them and lying about them. It would be like, “Here, Russia, are out intelligence secrets!” Terri Quint
How is Trump even able to run? Isn’t he comforting and abetting foreign and domestic terrorists. Is that not in the constitution?