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 sincerely respect you, so please take no offense, but I disagree. I believe that their are others who have truly ulterior motives involving medical manipulation of the global population.
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Normally I respect you. But this fear, not truth, definitely not love. The man love this country, and all of the people in it. You might not appreciate his political acumen but this post is wrong on so many levels. Especially coming from an ACIM teacher. What you see is not real.
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Trump isn’t the only problem, he’s the product of decades of indecency and disparate conditions placed upon the poor, working class, and those thought of as dispensable by wealthy politicians and greedy board of directors and CEO’s. forbes.com/sites/danidiplaci…
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And your thoughts on King .@BarackObama Obama listed the various reasons that he could not, as some anti-constitutional 'king,' grant unconstitutional amnesties by fiat — before he went on to do just that." whitehouse.gov/the-press-off…

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How do you say this in good faith when he is being criticized for not forcing all states to stay at home. He is literally NOT dictating what the states should do but leaving that in the hands of the governors (as it should be). He’s a crappy dictator I guess.
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If this were the case, he would have ordered a federal “shelter in place”, instead he left it up to the individual states. This statement of yours is nothing but lies meant to scare people. You need to start praying for yourself.
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I disagree. I see his actions as reactive and narcissistic, not well planned. To me, he is digging his own grave, politically. His actions are strengthening the political reputation of governors and mayors, many of whom are struggling to do the right thing. 1/
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I think you’re confused. President Trump has made it very clear that the way our federal constitutional system works is there cannot be a national shut down & the governors have the power. You are either ignorant or lying. Please stop. Be honest in this time for unity.
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Respectfully I disagree. He doesn't want to control governors or companies in this crisis as long as possible. I find it funny that Ds\ call him a dictator yet r bitching that he isn't a dictator enough, while shilling for Biden who has been a dictator to many w/ his crime bill
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Also Marianne: Trump should have acted more decisively in closing down the economy in January/February, and should have invoked DPA earlier, to control private industry!
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