Re: Trump to win?
Revenge is never simple. I think Christie glommed on to Trump because having been shellacked in the primaries and with Bridgegate nipping at his heels, it was go for broke time. He had no place else to go. Who can forget this priceless moment:
Trump took Christie on for the establishment cred and who knows, maybe just for the sheer pleasure of hanging another GOP skull on his wall. He pretty much owned the guy from that moment on. I'm sure Kushner the Younger's desire to set things right for his old man had a tangential influence, but would not the Occam's razor lead us to conclude that having no further use of Christie and given his baggage, it was simply the right time to fire the guy. He may keep him on in some humiliating bottle washer capacity in the event he might one day prove useful, or it could be that Christie might find his manhood again and walk. And nobody really cares outside of the geek prom set. The guy is a piece of work anyway and I'm glad to see his influence diminish.
The only thing Trump has going for him in that town is his inner circle and the support of the voters who elected him. The more he plays to those voters and appears to be fighting against the Washington establishment, Democrat or Republican, he's winning.
Every other faction in the D.C. Metro wants him gone, one way or another. It's hard to say who despises him more, the press or the Democrats. The Federal nomeklatura is 98% Democrat, excepting the guys and gals with the guns who skew towards the right. And the GOP leadership doesn't care for him either, but right now they're terrified of what comes next and none of them want to cross President Trump before the honeymoon never starts.
Has there been a president since Lincoln who has elicited such unbridled hate from his opposition?
Originally posted by thriftyandboringinohio
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Trump took Christie on for the establishment cred and who knows, maybe just for the sheer pleasure of hanging another GOP skull on his wall. He pretty much owned the guy from that moment on. I'm sure Kushner the Younger's desire to set things right for his old man had a tangential influence, but would not the Occam's razor lead us to conclude that having no further use of Christie and given his baggage, it was simply the right time to fire the guy. He may keep him on in some humiliating bottle washer capacity in the event he might one day prove useful, or it could be that Christie might find his manhood again and walk. And nobody really cares outside of the geek prom set. The guy is a piece of work anyway and I'm glad to see his influence diminish.
The only thing Trump has going for him in that town is his inner circle and the support of the voters who elected him. The more he plays to those voters and appears to be fighting against the Washington establishment, Democrat or Republican, he's winning.
Every other faction in the D.C. Metro wants him gone, one way or another. It's hard to say who despises him more, the press or the Democrats. The Federal nomeklatura is 98% Democrat, excepting the guys and gals with the guns who skew towards the right. And the GOP leadership doesn't care for him either, but right now they're terrified of what comes next and none of them want to cross President Trump before the honeymoon never starts.
Has there been a president since Lincoln who has elicited such unbridled hate from his opposition?
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