King Donald’s Views On Declaration Of Independence Are A Must See

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Here’s another great moment in American history which needs to be preserved. Seriously. I say that without a hint of malice and in all truth. In fact, if anybody knows anybody at a university who is hired to prepare time capsules, that sort of thing, this is exactly what needs to get preserved for the next 1,000 or even 5,000 years or longer. What you’re about to see says it all about who is running the country today.
That tidbit was from King Donald’s interview with ABC’s Terry Moran yesterday. What I wouldn’t give to have been a fly on the wall when Moran finally got home to his spouse or significant other and uncorked the scotch and vented about his impressions of *the president.*
Donald will be knocking off early tomorrow to get back down to Florida to golf. He doesn’t want to be bothered with too much governmenting or whatever you call it. It gets to really be a drag after a while. They only have cabinet meetings every so often and those get really dull after the praise of Donald’s brilliance is over.
So Donald has turned things over to Liddle Marco (he thought he could turn them over to Elon and you see how that worked out) and he’ll go have some fun in the sun and worry about what’s really important, like his birthday party in six weeks. Bear in mind, Donald is eight emotionally and mentally, going on 79, physically. Once you have that perspective, everything makes perfect sense.
Rick Wilson said on his Substack page that his sources tell him that the Pentagon has ground to a halt, to all intents and purposes. That’s yet more proof that Pete Hegseth needs to go, makeup studio and all, but Donald couldn’t figure out a way to carve out a graceful exit for Hegseth.
Steve Witkoff would kill to be the next Secretary of Defense and Vladimir Putin would love nothing more. So that possibility exists. Or, Witkoff would be happy with Rubio making him the next National Security Advisor. It could happen, either/or.
The only thing Rick Wilson is certain of is that Waltz’s replacement will be worse than Waltz, which is sobering considering how bad Waltz was. That does tend to be the way of things in Trump world. Meanwhile, don’t forget the string of emojis that will always put one in mind of Waltz’s brief reign in Hegseth’s warrior culture: 👊
🔥Fire indeed, Mike. That’s what happened to you. You abased yourself for nothing, ultimately.