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Ultimate Irrationality of 45th Administrative Interruption of American PoliticsReader comment on item: "Republican Mob" Was Once an Oxymoron, Now It's a Reality Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Jan 26, 2021 at 22:24 There seems to be this constant bickering about how good or how bad the presidency before the current democratic contradiction to conservative perceptions of how to govern gains even further inroads to quashing 'we the people.' As this observer intimated before, the administration of former President Trump (even supposed conservatives like the term 'former') was not meant to last. There are reasons too few understood as to why the time spent under that administration was intended to last as briefly as it did. It was a political anomaly. Question: does/did America deserve the freedoms guaranteed by law and order? However, President Trump did succeed in one thing; yet the failure of the American electorate to defend its integrity does not make that plain; America is now on notice that it can no longer depend upon its own integrity, having surrendered to the political delusion that America is to be delivered to the evil now in power. The four years under President Trump merely delayed the inevitable, now on the immediate event horizon. The current administration is hell bent on making that inevitability happen. Is anyone ready? It was not President Trump's fault that too few people understood; it's all their own fault they could not bring themselves to believe.
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