> With politics and a corrupted press, I think he felt he couldn't tell the truth. What an absurd statement. We voted for Trump because he spoke the truth about topics that we *wanted* to speak aloud, but would get fucked by the Political Correctness Squad if we did. That's how he won our support, by voicing our thoughts and concerns. The press lied about him from the jump. They embellished, took things out of context, and did everything they could to undermine or paint him in a negative light- **so why not just fucking tell the truth, when you know they're going to lie anyway?!** What you're saying is that Trump is *weak.* Too weak just to fucking *tell the truth.* It does not take strength to tell the fucking truth. It takes integrity and morality. And given the context of what we're talking about- this bizarre new form of medical-tyranny- him not telling the truth makes him complicit. That'd be like... if my son was hanging out with a bad crowd, and I found out that one of his dumbass friends was planning on robbing my son, and I didn't say or do anything.... would I not be largely responsible for the robbing that happens? Especially when I had the power, time, and info to address it preemptively? >because the public is too stupid to be able to accept the plain truth. So the alternative that Trump went with- just flat out go along with the bullshit narrative. Let Fauci spew his lies, let governors become all-powerful tyrants who get to choose who can work and who cannot, let the clot-shots be developed and skip animal trials, let his supporters be led into a trap.... Trump is either an absolutely disgraceful, incompetent buffoon, or he was just one of them all along. Name one thing that Trump did in his 4 years that is showing benefits for White, working Americans today. "Muh economy"? That was Trump's only strength... **until he passively stood by as a fucking year of ILLEGAL LOCKDOWNS began.** Any good he did for the economy was undone in a matter of days. Trump is a failure in every objective measurement. You speak as if he was powerless. He was the fucking POTUS. He literally had *all* of the power. If Trump was the "patriot" that you guys believe him to be, all he had to do was this: "My fellow Americans, we are living in unprecedented times. A coup is underway, meant to undermine our election and seat a chosen candidate. I call upon all able-bodied patriots to take up arms and form militias." Suddenly he has an army of like 50 million+ heavily armed, highly motivated men (and some women too) ready to fucking *die* for him. But he didn't do that. Instead he let faggots and niggers run rampant for four fucking years, non-stop rioting, even during the "lockdowns". And don't even say "but muh optics" or "but muh civil war would happen"- maybe it fucking *needs* to happen? Maybe the swamp can't be drained- it must be vaporized. I'll await your reply to my question: What good has Trump done in his 4 years as POTUS that is still helping your average working American today? I've asked many of you "still Trumper" types this, and the typical answer is something like you said to @QIsAFraud "You don't know how politics work, I am so smart that I understand, but I won't tell you because you're dumb and probably voted for Hillary!" Show me that you're not all jackasses, blindly following a fucking New York City blueblooded real estate tycoon as if he has *anything* in common with his typical voters.