This is Steve Bannon's 20,000 shock troop plan, facilitated through the Heritage Foundation.

Trump would immediately move to 'secure autocratic power' in second term: Former GOP DOJ official
Story by Matthew Chapman • 16m ago

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news...810939045e31a9&ei=45

"of all the many reasons Donald Trump’s candidacy should be rejected out of hand, none is more important than his utter disdain for the rule of law – the idea that we are a society governed by rules and not by the will of one person.'"

“In his first term, aided by attorney general William Barr, who made a pretense of believing in even-handed justice, Trump was still able to grossly misuse the Department of Justice as a political campaign tool, to do favors for his friends, and to seriously undermine the separation of powers,"

“There would be no arguable adults in the room in a second Trump DoJ. Beyond pardons for the January 6 criminals and politically motivated prosecutions, one can expect a broader pattern of abuses aimed at securing his autocratic power.”

Trump has already hinted he will go much further, the report noted, by holding a rally in Waco, Texas, as a dark nod to far-right antigovernment extremists who use the Branch Davidian siege as a rallying cry for domestic terrorism. He has also outlined a plan to roll back merit reforms at the civil service so he can purge career government officials who are disloyal to him, which was thwarted when he left office but could be reinstated if he returns.

“If Trump were re-elected, we can look forward to a swift and deep decline in the rule of law,” former DOJ inspector general Michael Bromwich told The Guardian. “Top levels of the DoJ would be staffed with election deniers; there would be a wholesale exodus of talented career personnel from every division of DoJ; and large numbers of January 6 insurrectionists would be pardoned. After four more years, the Department of Justice as we know it would be in tatters.”

All of this comes as Trump faces criminal indictment in New York for business fraud, and as he increasingly anticipates charges in the federal investigation of classified documents hoarded at his Mar-a-Lago country club.

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Liz Cheney: GOP must move beyond Trump’s ‘cult of personality’

When the DOJ and Georgia comes down with the indictments, and people read what he is actually alleged to have done, put a fork in him. All but a few of his idiot die-hearts will dump him like a used condom.

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When the DOJ and Georgia comes down with the indictments, and people read what he is actually alleged to have done, put a fork in him. All but a few of his idiot die-hearts will dump him like a used condom.

Depends on the available options...

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Originally posted by Schrodinger:
When the DOJ and Georgia comes down with the indictments, and people read what he is actually alleged to have done, put a fork in him. All but a few of his idiot die-hearts will dump him like a used condom.

No they won’t. As has been amply demonstrated here- and as he famously said about raping a women on Fifth Avenue in broad daylight and getting away with it- his fan base forgives all sins and crimes… You gotta wonder about all the so-called Christians who think rape, sexual assault, adultery, fraud, violation of election laws, insurrection and other high crimes and misdemeanors is OK. I seem to recall one of the Ten Commandments deals with adultery but apparently as longs as he lowers taxes, all is forgiven. Really sad.

I think that you are probably right, JDollar. Damn, that’s sad.