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  And a felony record
context: A bipartisan Congressional committee has just recommended a former president be barred from holding any elected office again. Another first for the mango Mussolini >
  
  But will it actually happen though? >
  
  Only if Democrats won a massive supermajority in 2024 and Trump tries another Jan 6 >
  
  The repubs sure do want Desantis and seem aware and frustrated that Trump might try and spoil it and run third party. Their propaganda machine has been slow dripping the antidote to his followers via boy oh boy, it turns out he’s a bit of a piece of shit that tricked us style news. >
  
  We all did predict years ago that there’d come a point where every Trump supporter denies their orange themed sexual fantasies and disavow ever supporting him. Honesty, it seems to have come sooner than any of us expected. >
  
  Post nut clarity >
  
  There is no clarify when it's straight up blatant dishonesty. >
  
  Post-nut denial. Post-nut disgust? >
  
  look for the ones with a reddish band across their forehead and one arm chewed off. >
  
  I was able to watch most of the hearings.  He's guilty as fuck, and most of the pertinent evidence came from his inner circle.  The committee spent much of its energy gathering testimony from his people. This should be the last we see of Trump in politics. >
  
  Lol, wish I had your optimism >
  
  Honestly the thing that really ended Trump was not the genocide, the biggest scam in human history, or the four years of nightmare.
  It was that pathetic NFT trading card ad. >
  
  Nah, it was losing. Repeatedly. NFTs we're just further encouragement to quit him. >
  
  The inner party's abandonment of him as a valuable tool was his losses, sure. But his worshipping throngs of supporters, short of outright zealots, were the ones shaken by the obvious cash grab with the NFT. >
  
  Again... not a riot.  It was an insurrection. >
  
  It was planned. They made tee shirts >
  
  I went to prison and all I got was this shitty t-shirt?