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Victories to be sure; but minor ones that mean little on their own, in the grand scheme of things. There's still a very, very long road ahead; fraught with many pitfalls.

A fair point, but not entirely true. They only have functionally infinite money so long as everyone else accepts that their money has value. If they keep printing it, they will eventually hit a breaking point where everyone sees their money as being worthless, and will refuse to accept it as...

Not entirely; forcing them to put on record a greater than 100% voter turnout would make what they're doing undeniable regardless of their excuses, and put us one step closer to everyone finally becoming fed up with their bullhonky enough to stop going along with it.

In what way am I a "hard-core Trumper"?

It was still a bullshit thing to do, both signing that particular bill into law and where he did it (he should not be signing anything into law outside of his own office), whether or not you agree that it's a deal breaker personally. This isn't about a purity spiral; it's about whether or not he...

Thing is, even if he did go the kingmaker route, we've already seen thanks to the 2022 midterms that the controlled opposition GOP establishment would sabotage anyone he backs to ensure they lose; even though it meant their party lost power.

Trump may not have been the only person who could have beaten Hillary, but I'd argue he was hands down the best candidate that could have in that primary by a country mile. All the others would have just given the establishment everything it wanted without question.

To be fair, they didn't let Trump accomplish much either; in the grand scheme of things.

What are you basing that assumption on? Because everything I've seen makes it look like the establishment doesn't want Trump to run.

The thing that led to a lot of American citizens having their rights to due process and a fair trial outright denied them.

Not really what I was referring to; though I'll admit to being pleasantly surprised that the battle for the Second Amendment is going that well in our favor.

The Constitution is being eroded as we speak, and has been for a long time; this is not a controversial thing to say. That it is so verboten in your mind that death is the only reasonable response, says a lot more about your desire to bury your head in the sand than it does your commitment in...

Perhaps; but who do they have that's better? Every single Democrat politician is so blatantly dishonest, corrupt, and outright stupid that they're not even bothering to hide it anymore.

Either that, or they're just straight up delusional.

Baseless? Even if we ignore all of the evidence that has been dug up since, there was more than enough even in the immediate aftermath to give claims of fraud some teeth. Heck; even the owner of this forum could give you his firsthand account of the shady things he saw going down at the time:

I'd argue it's all of the above. They hated him because he was an outsider who didn't earn his right to play the game the same way they did, they think we're all just sheep desperate for a shepherd to guide us, and they believe they're the only ones smart enough and deserving enough to do so...

It's possible; but even setting aside the preponderance of evidence, the way the establishment reacted to any and all suggestion that the election may have been fraudulent (destroying evidence, conducting character assassinations, threatening violence, et cetera, et cetera) goes a long way to...

Then we'd just end up with the "hanging chad" mess again. The problem isn't the method; or at least, it's not just the method. The problem is that the entire system is corrupt to the point where fraud is practically baked into the entire process, because the people in charge do not respect our...

It's when those things start happening to people they actually care about (friends, family, neighbors), and not just to strangers on their television/computer screen.

Fair point; but it seems to be the logic they're operating under regardless.