People should stop and ask themselves what Trump’s endgame is. It’s actually very clear: he doesn’t want to stop until he has total control. He finds democracy tedious while dictatorship is a good fit for his personality. He’s politically strong and we’ve got to be even stronger.

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In Another Pushback Against Oversight, Trump Removes Pandemic Inspector General

President Trump removed the head of a group charged with overseeing the coronavirus package passed by Congress. Trump has bristled at the oversight actions of several inspectors general.

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I never figured American governance was this level of vulnerable to abuse of power.
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Really was is he dictating?
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What's a good fit for your personality, please tell so we can jump all over you. I think it's wacky
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Exam question. Donald Trump presidency or dictatorship? - discuss
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You read minds or better yet you talk to god directly ,if so what’s this week’s lottery numbers ?
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Do you think that the other question people should be asking is why are they not putting up any resistance to control freak politicians who suddenly "decide" to control their lives more? Dictators can't exist without consent of their subjects.
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FYI
Bandy X Lee, MD, MDiv @BandyXLee1
8 Apr 2020
The president’s psychology ensures that the right things will not be done, and the wrong things will be done. This is what I meant when I said: “He will continue to push for the maximal number of deaths possible.” cnn.com/2020/04/08/politics/…
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Don’t worry, some “second amendment people” will step up if it got to that point.
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I think we have to ask what Putin’s endgame is.
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I usually don’t pray for outcomes but WE need a MIRACLE!
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