Still Not Getting President Trump Right - Oh Well...

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Jan 17, 2021 at 23:40

After it's all said and done, what will be the historical clincher of that totally misunderstood reason why President Trump became the 45th American Chief Administrative Executive, is still hidden to most who look at what was done while every one of Mr. Trump's enemies fumed in rage that the 44th American Chief Administrative Executive's plan to transform America was punctuated for almost 5 years; now their plan to recapture the executive branch, along with the other two former branches of government, is back on again, along with pretty much the same actors. Kipling does not even come close in his descriptions, even as he experiences(d) the Britannic palace of former empires. America is now so reduced.
But what is still hidden? Right now nobody cares, essentially since the people who really lost out are now being cancelled. But the deeper reason now no one cares is that they think they have won the lottery of political schemes: but really what did they accomplish?
Strangely, the 46th American Chief Administrative Executive has already been prepped, even before inauguration, to reopen Pandora's box of political intrigues, without being able to close it. Further, all of the old antipathies have been on pause mode, waiting for the moment, as Dr. Pipes has/had demonstrated in his years of study. But as many have yet to understand, President Trump's activities, while still being the 45th American Chief Administrative Executive and quite annoying, it is his legacy no one has yet been able to understand, just like the ancients never realized that Israel would ever have been resurrected in that day; which Ezekiel quite exquisitely, tell us of now; (17-23).

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