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Take comfort, er, in the fact that something is finally happening.
Remember everyone never interrupt the enemy while they are making a mistake. >

The Trump vs DeSantis camp is about to launch into open season against each other.. all we can do is sit back and watch the show >

I for one cannot wait… >

It is the best thing. Let them fucking eat each other, then not vote out of pure spite for the winner of the primary. Democrats have been doing it for years. Look what it has done for us. >

Trump will lose the primary, launch a Perot-style third-party spoiler ticket, split the GOP vote, then hand Biden a Clinton ‘92-style victory he would have had anyway. >

I think you're being overly optimistic by a mile, but allow me to add to the fantasy:
Trump is so pissed he doesn't just run as an independent, but makes a MAGA/Patriot Party, sitting Republicans jump ship to it/new challengers for Senate and the House pop up aligned with it in key races contesting the "RINOS" and "traitors" that pushed Trump out of the party. The Democrats go into elections across the country with three-way races in many contests and end up sweeping most of them resulting in a supermajority in the Senate and House as well as the Presidency.
You're welcome. Please clean up after yourselves. >

I feel so dirty…. >

Oh good, the insane wingnuts are eating each other. >

They are for now, but the moment a winner is declared they will all fall in line like none of this ever happened. Par for the course for them. I wouldn't get too excited. >

not if Trump loses.  You really think that whackjob is going to fall into line?  He doesn't give a shit about the Republican party.  He is either going to slam DeSantis nonstop or start his own party.  It will be glorious to watch.  He will burn the Republican party to the ground if he loses the primaries. >

Also there seem to be a lot more far-right GOP people who get all worked up over 'RINO' traitors [they don't seem to like McConnell or McCarthy much these days] than there are more leftish Dems who threaten to sit at home on Election Days over 'DINO' candidates. So if Trump is pushed out, I could see them sitting on their hands unless he forms his own third party which would absolutely cripple the Repubs. >

Everybody loves a pillow fight.  
Though why would anyone care what Mr. Pillow says or does? 
Why is Newsweek posting Mr. Pillow talk? >

This article is clearly a fluff piece. >

Totally down with this comment. >

I dunno, I feel like it's just cover.. >

Not sure how I feel about this, I'm gonna have to sleep on it.