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Of course. 45 went off the chain and got all the pots stirred up now Koch just needs someone "sensible" running on the good old home values conservative sweater train to tighten the noose, maybe get that new world behind closed doors continental Congress him and his bro have been after.
Good!  I've been hoping for a Trump vs. GOP war since 2015. >

I hope Trump’s ego/insanity will push him to run 3rd party and split the vote. >

I want to see him claiming fraud in every GOP primary he loses.
I want his followers so disgusted that they never vote again. >

He'll lose the first few, then likely run independent. This is the best case scenario for America because it splits the R vote enough to enable a D win. >

That's the dream. >

Today’s oligarchy brought to you by the makers of Citizens United. >

Plutocracy at its finest. >

Media was saying the EXACT SAME THING in run up to 2016 election. All these stories about how Koch hated Trump, blah blah blah.
It was a lie. Kochs are despicable people who are constantly using misdirection. Trumps agenda dovetails very well with Koch's anti-democracy, elitist and probably pro-Russian agenda.
Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. >

They aren't ideologically against Trump; they just don't think he can win. And they're right: Trump lost BEFORE he became twice impeached insurrectionist under multiple federal and state investigations. This is purely about winning, so if Trump manages to capture the nomination, they will all fall in line and they are trying to avoid that inevitability. >


they just don't think he can win. And they're right

Who outside of right-wing circles thought Trump would win in  2016 (other than Michael Moore)?
I think they support him, they just like to pretend they don't because they don't like to be open, prefer to work in the shadows. >

They didn't think Trump could win in 2016, yet they put all their support behind him when they had no choice after he decimated the primary field. This will always be the case and Trump knows it. As much as they might hate him, the Republican establishment would rather win with Trump than lose with anyone else. >

Meet the new boss.
Same as the old boss. >

How about one that’s not a Russian asset next time? >

So who actually runs the country?  
The president, or the man that picks the president and that decides what the president will do. >

The man.