September 30, 2025Sep 30 Popular Post Many of us are witnessing this Administration with a certain degree of astonishment, many of his supporters went along with his promise to change things and clean things up. Well he certainly changing things, bit in my opinion he's not cleaning things up one iota, as he appears to be more corrupt than any president in history. But there's no question that he is diminishing a lot of American institutions, and dramatically altering America's position in the world, unfavorably from my point of view. Public resistance has shifted. Unlike in 2017, mass protests have been minimal, replaced by a general sense of resignation. Meanwhile, Trump has moved aggressively to consolidate control, purging career officials in favour of loyalists. His transition team administered loyalty oaths, and security clearances for those seen as restraining influences in his first term—such as Mark Milley—have been revoked. His swift actions on tariffs, foreign aid, and diversity initiatives reflect the breadth of his authority. Is also weaponizing the military and the national guard against civilians by placing them in American cities which is also rare and nearly unprecedented. Yet, despite this appearance of significant power, Trump’s time in office is limited. As a second-term president, his authority faces an unavoidable expiration date. Unless he succeeds in changing the Constitution—an unlikely prospect—his presidency will end in four years. And no leader, not even Trump, is immune to the constraints of political time. Congressional math also works against him. Despite Republican control, the party’s margins in the House and Senate are razor-thin. The House majority is the smallest in modern history, and the Senate is so divided that his administration already struggled to confirm a Secretary of Defense. These margins will likely shrink or vanish in the midterms. Even if Trump can maintain party unity—despite deep divides over issues like national debt and Ukraine—his legislative window is effectively just two years. So how will this all end? Will America's position in the world be diminished to the point where it is significantly less relevant than it is today? Will Trump's policies dramatically strengthened BRICS and China's position in the world? Time will tell. Personally, I do not think this will end well.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 Popular Post It will NEVER end, it like Charlie Kirks legacy will never end and only get stronger. People love Trump, (he's the MAGA G.O.A.T.) except all you haters and losers. Bigger question: how did Auto-pen Joes 4 year reign of buffoonery end! (to brain addled and cognitively challenged to prosecute for espionage) Such a legacy, don't forget Afghan withdrawal AND the pre-emptive criminal pardons for the members of his crime family) Trumps gonna be on Mt. Rushmore guaran-ass-teed....biden, he'll be on the pampers for adults packaging. LOL......
September 30, 2025Sep 30 Author Popular Post 14 minutes ago, illisdean said: It will NEVER end, it like Charlie Kirks legacy will never end and only get stronger. People love Trump, (he's the MAGA G.O.A.T.) except all you haters and losers. Bigger question: how did Auto-pen Joes 4 year reign of buffoonery end! (to brain addled and cognitively challenged to prosecute for espionage) Such a legacy, don't forget Afghan withdrawal AND the pre-emptive criminal pardons for the members of his crime family) Trumps gonna be on Mt. Rushmore guaran-ass-teed....biden, he'll be on the pampers for adults packaging. LOL...... You are severely deluded. Many of his avid supporters are realizing the personal cost of supporting him. And he will get slaughtered in the mid terms, and in 3 years either disappear into obscurity, or his health issues will finally catch up with him. Either way, he will not be remembered kindly.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 49 minutes ago, spidermike007 said: Trump’s time in office is limited. As a second-term president, his authority faces an unavoidable expiration date. Unless he succeeds in changing the Constitution—an unlikely prospect—his presidency will end in four years. And no leader, not even Trump, is immune to the constraints of political time. Perhaps, but if he engineers a further term, or simply stays in office, his presence in office will not be finite. Much the same applies to the mid terms and 2028 Congressional elections. As the reality of losing control approaches I expect increasing energy and arguments to cancel or suspend those elections. In neither case will he or his gang follow the Constitution, it will be ignored or suspended. If he declares that it must be suspended let's face it, the current Congress will fall in line, and unless The Supreme Court moves against him, who is to actually stop him? It is a grim prospect. I think it will end in tears. Either Donnies tears befor bedtime, or perhaps even lamentations of the end of The United States as any form of democratic representative republic.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 55 minutes ago, spidermike007 said: Either way, he will not be remembered kindly. like Biden? You are the deluded ignoramus who obviously are twisted by your hate based on your stupid comments about Trumps health. Here's a couple of your deluded ilk displaying their buffoonery as only a loser and democrat moron can do. They and you are light years behind mainstream MAGA movement.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 Popular Post We thought George W. Bush was bad, but that was until Donald took the Throne, and proved us wrong.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 1 hour ago, spidermike007 said: And he will get slaughtered in the mid terms, was kamala slaughtered too, in the midterms or is she just a drunken fool loser who was never elected suffering the ultimate humiliation & beat down compliments of your hero Trump. Why she lose the election, to MAGA!
September 30, 2025Sep 30 Popular Post Appears the Trump "experiment" at the border and Biden planned invasion of illegal aliens has worked after just a few months of assuming office.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 Popular Post 1 hour ago, spidermike007 said: ... And he will get slaughtered in the mid terms, and in 3 years either disappear into obscurity... Let's wait for the mid terms, I think it will be the best possible test : I shall be very happy if it's a disaster for Trump , American voters can't be stupid for ever
September 30, 2025Sep 30 Popular Post 1 hour ago, spidermike007 said: , or his health issues will finally catch up with him. unlike Biden who was too mentally unwell to indict for espionage. Put down your democrat shovel, that hole is consuming you.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 4 minutes ago, Aforek said: Let's wait for the mid terms, I think it will be the best possible test : I shall be very happy if it's a disaster for Trump , American voters can't be stupid for ever even the stupid ones that voted for kamala only to lose to MAGA? You must be one them types.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 2 hours ago, spidermike007 said: So how will this all end? Will America's position in the world be diminished to the point where it is significantly less relevant than it is today? Will Trump's policies dramatically strengthened BRICS and China's position in the world? Time will tell. Question 1 : at last with his death 2 : yes 3 : of course
September 30, 2025Sep 30 Popular Post Trump 2.0 is an epic s*** show of cosmic proportions. Never has so much power been gathered in a more unfit group of a** kissing moronic muppets.........ever!
September 30, 2025Sep 30 13 hours ago, spidermike007 said: Personally, I do not think this will end well. Nobody knows.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 Popular Post 3 hours ago, spidermike007 said: Many of us are witnessing this Administration with a certain degree of astonishment, many of his supporters went along with his promise to change things and clean things up. Well he certainly changing things, bit in my opinion he's not cleaning things up one iota, as he appears to be more corrupt than any president in history. But there's no question that he is diminishing a lot of American institutions, and dramatically altering America's position in the world, unfavorably from my point of view. Public resistance has shifted. Unlike in 2017, mass protests have been minimal, replaced by a general sense of resignation. Meanwhile, Trump has moved aggressively to consolidate control, purging career officials in favour of loyalists. His transition team administered loyalty oaths, and security clearances for those seen as restraining influences in his first term—such as Mark Milley—have been revoked. His swift actions on tariffs, foreign aid, and diversity initiatives reflect the breadth of his authority. Is also weaponizing the military and the national guard against civilians by placing them in American cities which is also rare and nearly unprecedented. Yet, despite this appearance of significant power, Trump’s time in office is limited. As a second-term president, his authority faces an unavoidable expiration date. Unless he succeeds in changing the Constitution—an unlikely prospect—his presidency will end in four years. And no leader, not even Trump, is immune to the constraints of political time. Congressional math also works against him. Despite Republican control, the party’s margins in the House and Senate are razor-thin. The House majority is the smallest in modern history, and the Senate is so divided that his administration already struggled to confirm a Secretary of Defense. These margins will likely shrink or vanish in the midterms. Even if Trump can maintain party unity—despite deep divides over issues like national debt and Ukraine—his legislative window is effectively just two years. So how will this all end? Will America's position in the world be diminished to the point where it is significantly less relevant than it is today? Will Trump's policies dramatically strengthened BRICS and China's position in the world? Time will tell. Personally, I do not think this will end well. It's not an "experiment". It's a disturbed child, let loose, with matches, in a fireworks factory.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 All a bunch of opinions, with very few facts. And @spidermike007 Brics had their first meeting in 2009, during the Obama administration. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BRICS
September 30, 2025Sep 30 How will the Trump experiment end? We'll all know more after the 2026 mid-term elections. That should be a good indicator as to where the America voting public wants the US government to go.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 Popular Post When the US government shuts down tomorrow than there will be no more info gathered and/or published by this government. An ideal opportunity for trump to do whatever he likes. Secret meetings,shutting down even more programs and no more epstein files. Soon even maga will start to realize they made the wrong bet. I know a lot of farmers are starting to panic about what is going to happen to them. Not one soybean has been sold to China so far. I notice some maga posters are really getting fanatical in the last couple of days. They must see they are wrong and are panicking,interesting times ahead.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 Author Popular Post 16 minutes ago, Trippy said: All a bunch of opinions, with very few facts. And @spidermike007 Brics had their first meeting in 2009, during the Obama administration. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BRICS I never implied that Trump caused BRICS to happen, simply that he's empowering BRICS and China, and he's part of the reason why there are 30 nations currently lined up to join the group, which represents more than half the world's population. Big Don. Diminishing American influence by the hour.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 2 hours ago, JAG said: but if he engineers a further term, or simply stays in office, his presence in office will not be finite. That cannot happen, what are you babbling about?
September 30, 2025Sep 30 4 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said: That cannot happen, what are you babbling about? Did you forget about Jan 6?
September 30, 2025Sep 30 Popular Post Most likely with a better America than before. And under the new President, JD Vance, it will continue to even get better. Lets celebrate!
September 30, 2025Sep 30 Trump is only the beginning. He has unleashed the forces of the right, who are now more self-confident, more emboldened than they have been in a long time. When JD Vance, or whatever other candidate goes up to replace Trump, his base will follow. Inevitably the new leader, if younger, like Vance, will be more extreme than Trump ever was. This will eventually lead to another backlash, and the left will eventually come back. But it will be in the very distant future.
September 30, 2025Sep 30 1 minute ago, jvs said: 6 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said: That cannot happen, what are you babbling about? Did you forget about Jan 6? No, what's the relevance? What happened then that debunks my comment?
September 30, 2025Sep 30 5 minutes ago, dutch boy said: Most likely with a better America than before. And under the new President, JD Vance, it will continue to even get better. Lets celebrate! Vance has as much shw of being the next president as you have .None. He as trump is no more then a village idiot.
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