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  Hey look! It's Mr. Uncredible!
context: Translation: He will spend all 4 years doing nothing but "owning the libs" >
  
  Just like his last “Revenge Tour”. >
  
  Because of Donald Trump, only half of my mortgage is tax deductible. He did it specifically to punish states that didn’t vote for him. Fuck that guy. >
  
  His “tax cut” removed thousands and in some cases tens of thousands in deductions for millions of people. 
  And many of the people who did get benefits will no longer see them when they expire soon… except for ultra wealthy and real estate business owners. Those cuts were permanent. >
  
  Clever how they worked in those expiration dates so that when they kick in it’ll look like the doing of Biden. >
  
  Narcissist says what.. >
  
  Well, we all know that we can trust everything he says, so...
  Trump needs to just sit down, be quiet, and fade away, preferably in a prison cell somewhere. >
  
  He wont, he knows garland is a pussy and joey an idiot for picking him in first place. >
  
  I don't necessarily think it will be Garland that gets him. But I sincerely hope that he's at least made himself unelectable. It's still early, so we'll see. I hope the party Cawthorns him. >
  
  I lost hope in republicans doing the right thing decades ago. >
  
  Oh, I don't think for a second they'll do it because it's "the right thing." All the GOP cares about is the power grab. Trump caused them to have horrible election outcomes in '18, '20, and '22. If they continue to nominate him and seek his endorsement, it's their loss. I don't care if he's the nominee or not, just as long as he doesn't get elected. >
  
  Given his propensity for lying using the powers of the presidency for revenge is exactly what he has planned. >
  
  “I won’t do the thing I am about to say I am going to do. “ >
  
  "Cocaine is a hell of a drug." >
  
  as if we needed to be reminded:  trump is a lying sack of shit.  Everything out of his mouth is a lie. >
  
  Not really. He's actually incredibly candid. You just have to look at the topics he chooses to talk about, rather than parsing exactly what he says.
  It seems that right now revenge is on his mind, or to be more precise: weaponising the threat of revenge.
  Re Trump being candid, most politicians wouldn't publically threaten their adversaries, but Trump just did. See, candid! >
  
  The problem is that his supporters believe his lies and disregard the rare truth he drops about his intentions and motivations.
  “Trump tells it like it is.”
  “Don’t listen to his words, what he really meant was….” >
  
  Yeah, but for the rest of us, we can't say we weren't warned.
  "Oh, I thought that when Trump said he wanted to overturn the constitution, he was talking figuratively".
  No, fraid not.
  "Oh, I thought that when Trump said we should end military aid to Ukraine to end the conflict, he wanted to help Ukraine."
  No, sorry. He was just helping Russia again.
  "Oh, I thought that when Trump talked about taking revenge against his unspecified enemies, he was talking about them not us"
  Yeah, no, he meant you. Sorry. >
  
  Would use the office of the President for personal revenge. I thought that sort of thing was a big no-no here. He's letting us know that he is still the opposite of what a good candidate should be regardless of party. >
  
  
  Former President Donald Trump waged war against Republicans who voted for his 2021 impeachment — but he pledged not to take the same payback tactic against his political enemies if reelected to the White House in 2024. 
  "I wouldn't do that because I want to bring our country forward," he said on the Hugh Hewitt radio program. "I would be entitled to a revenge tour, if you want to know the truth, but I wouldn't do that. I would want to strengthen our border, get inflation down, build our economy up." 
  Trump's comments come as the race for the 2024 Republican nomination has yet to move into full swing. At least 17 Republicans are considering a run, though former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley is the only other person besides Trump who has made it clear she'll enter the race. 
  The former president spoke with Hewitt for over 30 minutes on Thursday, and the conservative host asked him whether he planned to seek revenge against his opponents if reelected. In 2022, Axios reported that Trump planned to overhaul the federal government to more easily oust disloyal career employees, whom he often refers to as the "deep state."   
  
  Yeah, given everything else he lied about, I highly doubt he would actually stick to this "no revenge tour", hell just saying he is "entitled" to one. Sigh, if somehow he actually wins, then I, I give up, because it's clear he will only focus on this and more crimes to get whatever he wants, even as more crises emerge and expand here and across the globe. >
  
  exactly. If he wins, we're all fucked. >
  
  Yes, this is exactly what I’m looking for in the leader of my country. Not a person interested in helping the citizens, fixing infrastructure, maintaining the economy or the military. Just a person who indulges in “pay-back” fantasies centered around those who tried to hold him accountable, um, I mean needlessly treated him unfairly. >
  
  Extremely predictable Trump statement
  “I’m not going to do the worst thing possible but boy id have every right to and you can’t blame me if I do and also I am actually going to do it lol” >
  
  If Republicans don't nominate Trump, he should totally run as a 3rd party candidate, if just for an excuse to do more rallies and split the brainless orc vote. >
  
  He will, solely to continue grifting the rubes >
  
  So, what you’re saying is that you’re gonna use your power to punish your enemies, but it’s revenge, so it’s cool?
  This dude needs to go away. >
  
  Twice impeached lying sexual predator says what? >
  
  It’s very strong proof that today’s GOP is so starved since they don’t have any actual legislative potential so they just pride themselves on fueling culture wars. I mean look at the new congress, the only things they’ve been trying to pass is voting restrictions and societal reform attempts about non-issues when we have much more pressing matters to attend to >
  
  Please, please, please make Trump the Republican nominee!
  Nothing brings out democrat voters like this traitorous piece of garbage. >
  
  In logic we'd call that a tautology. >
  
  Trump thinks he's entitled....   Sure
  To a warm cot and four walls in his prison cell maybe >
  
  When are the FBI going to search all of this criminal's properties? >
  
  Not that we need it at this point, but that would be yet another reason to disqualify his pudgy ass. >
  
  Trump is a sickly, deranged piece of shit. >
  
  He spent his first term trying to punish his enemies. Now he's openly calling for his followers to engage in armed insurrection and violence yet again. He's gone even more authoritarian since he's been out of office. Another term of him would absolutely kill America and our democracy. >
  
  Jesus said to love your enemies so I’ve prayed for this shit stain, but a shit stain he remains >
  
  He’s showing up in the “news” a lot more lately. This must be the run up to him faking his death. Imagine what his fake death certificate will say: “Awesome specimen, so healthy, not sure what could have killed him” >
  
  With a super sized IQ too!! >
  
  April 2016: "I will be so Presidential, you will be so bored" >
  
  Ah yes, I'm sure we can trust the guy who was cataloged lying 30,573 times over the course of 4 years by the Washington Post. >
  
  Later on Trump quoted saying 
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  See, I never just did things just to do them. Come on, what am I gonna do? Just all of a sudden jump up and grind my feet on somebody's couch like it's something to do? Come on. I got a little more sense then that.
  
  ...Yeah, I remember grinding my feet on Eddie's couch. >
  
  I kind of want him to be able to run for 2024. I'd like him to see prison, but he's a bigger pain in the ass for conservatives than the general public at this time and anything that slows down their cohesive march to total madness is ok with me.
  I'd hope that after he loses he'd be promptly indicted and then the GOP would seethe that it was all part of the deep state plan to ruin their chances. >
  
  If this moron so much as gets the Republican nomination, we are doomed as a country and quite possibly a species. >
  
  For some reason I don’t think I trust him. >
  
  Meaning he absolutely would use his powers for revenge. >
  
  What he’s entitled to is a jail sentence. >
  
  I will argue that watching this festering sack of shit commit crime after crime with impunity has done more damage to the public’s perception of the US being a country of laws than almost anything in my lifetime. Worse than watergate, imho. 
  If we don’t nail him down, then we aren’t a country with an ethos, just 350 million individuals each out for themselves. Not a country, but a business. >
  
  And this is why I’m done with him and politics, is never about helping people. >
  
  I won’t do that. But I will do that. And by “will” I mean will not will do. >
  
  Ow >
  
  Always says the quiet part out loud