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If Trump isn't making lists of Deep State operatives as we speak, to enact the largest purge of people and structures ever seen the very same day he is sworn in, he will become a confirmed historical failure. That's his only value as a politician, his potential to become the one who dismantled the most evil structures of power in the world.

He failed to embrace his historical task in his first term, for whatever reasons: partly, because he is an outsider to most of those structures, but not a complete 100% outsider either, because you can't become the POTUS if you are. In other words, he also had masters to serve. Probably not the same as the Uniparty candidates, and not so powerful, but he did and does. So he tried to live in the grey area, with the current result.

If he once again tries that after this, he will definitely have been an utter failure, and that's how history will remember him forever.

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hh 1y ago

I'm thinking that there are many of those structures that depend on the will of the POTUS to exist, but many others depend on Congress. So once again, it will be a titanic task, and the purge needs to begin within the remains of the Republican Party first. To give Trump a bit more credit in his historic task, I have said many times that his work at destroying the Republican leg of the Uniparty beast remains underappreciated to this day. He hasn't finished that job, though, and that's a prerequisite to tackle the bigger one.

hh 1y ago

Because a non-trivial outcome of Trump's assassination would have been the immediate takeover of the presidential candidacy by a member of the remaining Neocon cult. I hope no one even doubts that. If they are unable to get rid of Biden due to his current bout of dementia-driven stubbornness (plus his natural-born arrogance), the second best option is to have their own candidate on the other side too, as they had always had until Trump broke the rules.