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  But in this case I think it’s just a fellow idiot preaching to the choir. We lucked out that the Republican party didn’t nominate someone with some real intelligence in 2016.
context: Explain it to a grand jury, asshole. >
  
  Well he’s in luck because it seems that he’s above the law at this point >
  
  That was with slowpoke Merrick Garland, who has thankfully handed it off now.  I'm still hoping for a better ending to this bullshit. >
  
  He should have never been in the public zeitgeist. He was a fraud when he was milking a constructed image in the 80s and 90s. The apprentice was a propoganadisized mirror of society’s worst inclinations. He rode a wave of our worst angels. He’s a shell of a human, a textbook of everything wrong, and I’m tired of seeing his stupid face. >
  
  He still has a cult of maybe 40+ million braindead followers.  It won't end until he either dies or flees the country, unfortunately. >
  
  He got over 70 million votes in 2020. >
  
  There were a lot for republican fellow-travelers who voted for him, but they were not in the cult.   And the cult has gotten smaller since 2022. >
  
  A lot smaller. Republicans bought all that bs about him being a winner, even though he lost by 3 million votes and was just flat lucky to get appointed. But now after losing by 7 million to another weak opponent and then Jan 6, top secret docs, and various other stuff they are finally seeing him for what he is. >
  
  “The demagogue is one who preaches doctrines he knows to be untrue to men he knows to be idiots.”
  - H.L. Mencken