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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRawStory: 'Starting to fail': Trump said to have already 'planted seeds of his own political demise'
RawStory - 'Starting to fail': Trump said to have already 'planted seeds of his own political demise'
David McAfee
November 17, 2024 4:34PM ET
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Donald Trump hasn't even taken office yet, but he's already made a major misstep, according to a former Republican writer.
Trump, who is going to be entering his second term as a "lame duck" President, has been under fire for his nominations to important posts, including former lawmaker Matt Gaetz, who would be Attorney General.
Those nominations could be his undoing, according to New York Times columnist David French, an ex-writer for the conservative National Review.
French, who previously shared signs of what he thought could be the end of the MAGA movement, said Trump's nominations are a threat to the former and incoming president.
"That was quick. Donald Trump is planting the seeds of his own political demise," French wrote Sunday in an article titled, "Donald Trump Is Already Starting to Fail."
/snip
David McAfee
November 17, 2024 4:34PM ET
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Donald Trump hasn't even taken office yet, but he's already made a major misstep, according to a former Republican writer.
Trump, who is going to be entering his second term as a "lame duck" President, has been under fire for his nominations to important posts, including former lawmaker Matt Gaetz, who would be Attorney General.
Those nominations could be his undoing, according to New York Times columnist David French, an ex-writer for the conservative National Review.
French, who previously shared signs of what he thought could be the end of the MAGA movement, said Trump's nominations are a threat to the former and incoming president.
"That was quick. Donald Trump is planting the seeds of his own political demise," French wrote Sunday in an article titled, "Donald Trump Is Already Starting to Fail."
/snip
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RawStory: 'Starting to fail': Trump said to have already 'planted seeds of his own political demise' (Original Post)
Dennis Donovan
Nov 2024
OP
The hubris of aging narcissists is legendary, and not just in their own minds. /nt
bucolic_frolic
Nov 2024
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Cirsium
(1,705 posts)1. OK, sure
We have been hearing that for about a decade now.
Hitler, Goebbels, and Himmler eventually committed suicide and Mussolini was executed and his body dragged through the streets and hanged by a lamppost. So hey it's all good. Trump will lose in the end.
/s
Vogon_Glory
(9,678 posts)3. Yeah, there's two decades's distance between Mussolini's March on Rome
and being shot by partisans south of Lake Como. I wont believe in Orange Julius downfall until it actually happens.
Cirsium
(1,705 posts)4. That was my point
That was my point, hence the /s ("s" for "sarcasm" at the end of the post.
dalton99a
(86,345 posts)2. Stalin, Mao, Kim, Franco, Pinochet, Pol Pot, Idi Amin etc. all died in bed
Red Mountain
(1,993 posts)5. He's going to fail
and that's our best hope. That his incompetence and the incompetence of the people he surrounds himself with will limit the damage.
And he WILL cause damage.
And assholes like David French will find things to like about his administration and write about them glowingly.
It's inevitable.
bucolic_frolic
(48,577 posts)6. The hubris of aging narcissists is legendary, and not just in their own minds. /nt