Bottom line is..
There is no way the deep state doesn't destroy incriminating or deep state destructive information regarding Epstein JFK assassination 911 Etc... People who believe there is a treasure trove of bombshell evidence regarding these type of events must think the deep state is mentally challenged |
Exactly. This is what the morons believe in..."oh crap!!! We forgot to erase the video of James Comey in the Epstein room!!" " Now Trump has it!!" It's level 3 fantasy land. |
Anything that disillusions Maga is a good thing. Anything that rattles Trump is a good thing. |
There is no "deep state" -- or at least there wasn't until the Trump admin declared federal employees to be the enemy. |
Correct. If MAGA were at all logical in their made-up universe, they'd see that Trump is now the "deep state". |
Most of the MAGAs with some semblance of a brain are now confessing just that. Trump doesn’t care and the controlled opposition GOP don’t care if they lose a few in the 2026 midterms. The charade goes on. |
What? Are you forgetting Russiagare? Come on be serious. |
True. But it does highlight the complete whack jobs Trump installed and their bizarre side shows. I have some small sliver of hope that this is another factor that will turn the moneyed class against Trump. |
"Deep State" is political theater for political outsiders. It's all fun and games to make up conspiracies about what's going on inside the government when you're outside of government as Trump was while he was campaigning. But now he IS the government. He's the one in charge, he IS the the one above the Deep State, if there ever was such a thing. "Deep State" deflections no longer make any sense for Trump supporters to shift blame to. |
The political scandals and machinations happen at the superficial, political-appointee level.
The idea that a broad and deep swath of the federal workforce acts with clandestine, political motivations on the job was a fabrication of the GOP political class. And, yes, by accusing an apolitical workforce of malfeasance, they have bred resentment and risk generating exactly the kind of behavior they falsely alleged. |
Here's the problem with "Russiagate" - I am not a Trump supporter. I hate the guy. I've hated the guy since the 1990s, when he was a notorious scammer and con man known to us working in land development in the NYC area. But that said I have never believed he knowingly or intentionally colluded with Russia. I don't believe he takes orders from the Kremlin, and am skeptical of suggestions that Putin is blackmailing him etc. But that said I DO think there are two problem areas: 1. Russia ABSOLUTELY DID try to manipulate our elections, through social media, disinfo campaigns et cetera - and they continue to do so now. 2. Trump may well have unwittingly and unknowingly colluded with Russia by being their useful idiot for going along with some of the themes and sentiments that were part of the Russian disinfo/propaganda meddling in our elections. So I agree when people say "Trump did not collude with Russia" - to the extent that he probably did not overtly or knowingly do so. But I DISAGREE with people who want to just proclaim "Russiagate is not a thing" and slam the book shut on Russian interference or claims that Russia did not help Trump get elected, because there's plenty of evidence of Russia's meddling. And what's additionally problematic there is that Trump got so hysterical over the "Russiagate" stuff that he refused to so much as even allow it to be looked into during his term, leaving us open to even more Russian meddling and interference. I refuse to close the book on it and you need to adjust your thinking and definition beyond "Trump directly colluded with Russia" if you want to deal with truths. |
Yes, the worse-yet part is that Trump wants to replace apolitical people who swore their oath of appointment from administration to administration to consistently uphold the constitution with people who instead swear an oath to Trump. He would actually be creating a Deep State where previously there was none. |