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Do you feel the winds of change? — 10 Comments

  1. Sort of a resentful retreat on the part of the left. Covering their retreat with yet more insulting fabrications but….obviously with no effect.

  2. Star Wars IV: A New Hope, just ending.

    Star Wars V: The Empire Strikes Back, begins soon.

    Will Trump survive to lead Star Wars VI: The Return of the Jedi?

    As to your question, it is the common belief in freedom of speech that is uniting people across the political spectrum (except maybe the left), lead by Donald Trump, which is revolutionary in itself.

    I would call it a miracle.

  3. A great many people would probably date the more recent change from July 13, 2024, when he survived an assassination attempt that came within an inch – literally – of killing him.

    The word “literally” is greatly overused these days. However, your use here of “literally” is entirely appropriate.

  4. The DC uniparty is going to do their best to sabotage some of Trump’s cabinet selections, e.g. Democrats will vote 100% against RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard for their disloyalty to the party, and enough Republicans will vote “no” just for spite. Gaetz will be blocked, but there is talk that if that happens DeSantis will appoint him to fill out the remainder of Rubio’s term.

  5. Winds of Déjà vu bringing signs of Republican disorder?

    Made a comment this mourning about Sarah Palin – Et tu, Sarah – hinting at she had expected a Cabinet job. Missed that sign, then the ‘Flow’ directed me to another this afternoon:

    Elon Musk blasts ‘mole’ in astonishing dinner blow-up at Mar-a-Lago as Trump’s golden boy is targeted by green-eyed aides

    For a while, Donald Trump’s transition kept up a record-setting pace with top Cabinet picks being named against a backdrop of calm consensus.

    But the knives are now out, with advisers leaking against each other to the press amid the scramble to parachute allies into plum jobs.

    Bad Signs early…?

  6. Possibility of real and lasting change? Yes, but I’ve felt that before. After Reagan’s success, the Wall comes down, and a popular Democrat is in the White House saying, “The era of big government is over,” And then, in what seemed to me pretty short order, it was all just as bad as ever.

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