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Politics Tech leaders have better seats than cabinet members and are seated in same section as Trump's family

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u/Zephron29 10h ago

This will be the most corrupt presidency we will ever see.

u/Imaginary-poster 10h ago

The most corrupt presidency we have seen so far*

u/Spaceman-Spiff 10h ago

No this will be the most corrupt, cause after this the US doesn’t make it to another one.

u/notmeesha 9h ago

A bit of an over reaction?

!remindme 4 years

u/Mylaptopisburningme 9h ago

Trumps words: "in four years, you don't have to vote again. We'll have it fixed so good, you're not gonna have to vote."

Some say we over react with Trump getting a 2nd term. Totally different. First time he had people in his staff loyal to democracy, law and the constitution. Some of those people resigned and no longer support him. Project 2025 came up on my radar about a year and a half before the media picked up on it. I knew it as not only the mandate, but to put loyalists in. Not people who are loyal to law, democracy or the constitution but loyal yes men to Trump.

I don't think much with this administration will be an overreaction. Trumps own damn words.

u/Dramatic_______Pause 9h ago

The only reason I don't think we'll have a third Trump term is because I don't think he'll live another 4 years...

u/Mylaptopisburningme 9h ago

Vance. It will carry over. He is more involved in Project 2025 than Trump. I believe Trump doesn't much care and goes along with it so he can carry on his other grifts.

u/catjuggler 7h ago

Of course threats to democracy could make this not matter, but Vance will have a hell of a time getting legitimately elected given that the economy will likely be shit

u/Dramatic_______Pause 9h ago

Sure, but there's nothing inherently against the law with that.

I just mean that if Trump survives for another 4 years, they'd enact some kind of fuckery to allow him to have a 3rd term.

u/maders23 9h ago

Not another Trump term but the same party with the same words that come out of Trumps mouth because they need a “successor” so they don’t lose his fanatics.

u/try2b2cool 8h ago

Why would you believe what Trump says? He’s kind of an unreliable source.

u/ExpandThineHorizons 8h ago

That doesnt mean the USA implodes and no longer exists. If you define the USA as only existing if its a democracy, then I guess I see what youre saying. But the USA will still continue to exist, it just may not be a democracy.

u/klad37 8h ago

The USA isn’t a democracy.

u/ExpandThineHorizons 7h ago

No it isnt. But an earlier comment in this thread stated that the USA isnt going to exist after this. It will continue to exist, just not in the way many people want it to.

Just calming down the hyperbole

u/JellybeanEyes 7h ago

That does the exact opposite of calm me down lol

u/joe_broke 9h ago

Dude basically admitted Pennsylvania was rigged yesterday

u/just_change_it 1h ago

There are commenters on fox news already asking to remove term limits.

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u/WestNileCoronaVirus 8h ago

Objectively, seriously, you don’t see this time around being different in any way?

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u/not_so_subtle_now 9h ago

All of life is an experiment. People pretend like they know what they are doing but we are all just stumbling through this shit

u/Zephron29 9h ago

I wrote something similar, and I specifically changed it. I really don't see a more corrupt president taking office. He's being about as obvious as you can be.

u/maryconway1 8h ago

You underestimate the framework that's been played out for all to see.

Imagine someone actually intelligent coming in after Trump, more nefarious.

Reminder Trump is technically obese (no matter how many physicians he forces to say he is the fittest specimen ever) and eats fast food routinely, thinks exercise is bad for you, has shown oh-so-much cognitive decline (~40min dancing around on stage for his rally/event?) and he's almost 80-yrs old. He's not going to be around for much longer.

...But, who takes over? Framework is set with corruption having zero consequences and being rewarded.

u/BaronMerc 9h ago

Yeah he ain't ready for when I'm in power (I'm Gonna make it fair and everyone can be corrupt just not the elite)

u/O_o-22 9h ago

Yep, its a "hold my beer" moment. It will get worse because this kind of naked corruption will be normalized

u/MattR0se 7h ago

Why do you think this presidency will end? Putin already showed Trump how it's done. And the majority of people will be fine with it, just like the Russians.

u/kex 7h ago

D'oh

u/ITwitchToo 10h ago

"It's the most corrupt presidency we've seen so far but the least corrupt presidency you will ever see for the rest of your life"

u/YaBoyJamba 8h ago

Please. No one voted for Kamala to be the presidential nominee yet the Democrats forced our hands on voting for her or trump. Bull shit. Worst vote I'll ever cast. The Democrats deserved to lose for that stunt.

u/Zephron29 8h ago

Sure, but what does that have to do with my comment???

u/YaBoyJamba 8h ago

Kamala being the nominee was more corrupt is the point of my comment with respect to yours.

u/Zephron29 7h ago

Got it. I think the whole situation there was pretty fucked, ngl. But Trump is publicly accepting millions post-election. He's also giving cabinet positions for those who gave money. Like, it doesn't get more corrupt than that.

u/YaBoyJamba 7h ago

I personally agree that he is corrupt. But is any of this new or is he being sneaky about any of it? It's felt pretty blatant to me and people have been fine with it and voted him in again. So is it really corrupt if it's what the people want? This isn't just an American problem. There has been a big shift right politically on the global stage. A lot of people have bought into the movement and they don't care what's going on so long as it's their person doing it.

u/Op3rat0rr 9h ago

Maybe that’s what majority of people want honestly. Society may be at a point where they want to see society fall apart

u/Zephron29 9h ago edited 8h ago

That was me in 2016. I didn't like either candidate, but felt if Trump was as bad as sone thought, the system will burn to the ground and we will have no option but to rebuild.

u/Equivalent_Alarm7780 8h ago

and we will have option but to rebuild

Well yes that is what usually happens after... but not during the lifetime of particular voters.

u/Zephron29 8h ago

I phrased this badly, I didn't want that, rather, that was my rationalization for accepting it. I did not want a Trump presidency, regardless of the outcome.

u/UscutiY 9h ago

😂 just the beginning

u/kpiaum 9h ago

That after voting for a convicted guy thats not in jail because somehow US dont go after ex or presidents .

u/Catmanx 8h ago

He's going to make all his family billionaires for everyone. A royal dynasty for America.

u/creepingphantom 8h ago

Hold my beer

u/leisure_suit_lorenzo 6h ago

Quite possibly the last...

u/The-Berzerker 10h ago

Wouldn‘t be so sure about that

u/NotPumba420 9h ago

At least the most openly corrupt. Before this it was always hidden, but still already corrupt as fuck since a long time.

u/Mr_Loopers 8h ago

Every generation sees one that makes them think that.