Eh, I disliked Trump at first because I knew that he was too disruptive and in the primary as a Cruz supporter, I hated his cultist followers. I left the comment section on Vox Day and another manosphere site due to that. I was surprised he won, but it was only because he caught them by surprise and they didn't ramp up their voter fraud machine. Remember they stopped counting in the middle of the night in 2016 too and started looking for votes, but it was to late.

He won me over because "he fights" as Lincoln said about Grant, even though it was an undisciplined chaotic presidency. My MAGA hat from my wife and son attending the rally in Kenosha is proudly still on my computer monitor.

That said, it may almost have been better had someone like Rand Paul won the primary. Still, what stupid sacrificial lamb will the GOP offer up in 2024 to lose to the voter fraud machine. They proved they can do it whenever they want and as big as they want.

I suspect, there will be a handshake agreement between if it's an establishment type for an election that doesn't at least have the Dominion algorithms in play, and just the usual level of inner city ballot stuffing, otherwise the GOP will find a rural county clerk and do the same, leading to an idiotic level of escalation. If I was Josh Hawley, I'd be looking into that right now.

I'm not a Trump supporter nor american but his boogeyman status is beyond absurd, he's practically the new osama bin laden. What people don't understand is that the Donald Trump who first came into office is not the same Donald Trump that he is today. He made huge mistakes including getting involved with swamp stablishment types and being a loud mouth against issues that weren't the real problem of the US but eventually he started to understand how much he had been lied to and how grave the situation really was. True, perhaps you can't call him a pure anti-establishment because he is a rich person who had and still has extremely shady aquaintances but ideology and partidism aside I truly believe he was trying to to the best for the US even if it was only in his own perspective which wasn't completely partial. Also the huge amount of gaslighting between reps vs dems caused a huge polarization issue that I and too many others always have said: this is divide and conquer 101 and it worked. Why? because you americans hate each other so much, except that's not because you're "american" or "white" or whatever but because the american people, like most of the rest of us have lived under inhumane, extreme circumstances blanketed by regulated freedoms and slave fueled progress.

Trump was so anti establishment he invited the clintons to two of his weddings and ran for president multiple times under 3 different parties.

Heck he was so anti establishment he had met every president since Nixon.