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Trump names Stephen Miller new chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles
(www.usatoday.com)
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Shit about to get even more fascist. Wiles was a piece of shit but a as semi-competent one.
Miller is going to go hard on fascism and give access to Trump to the worst people.
The next two months are going to be hell.
*years
Bold of you to assume he’ll live that long. His dementia is very very obvious and he looks like warmed over shit (more so than usual). Every clock tick is getting louder and louder
I've been hearing some variation of "he'll be dead in a few months" for at least 6 years - I'm not at all convinced unless I see some actual progress.
I think he's going to live to be 102
His dad lived longer and he’s got the best healthcare in the country. Evil people love proving everyone wrong about how long they’ll live.
By all means, I hope I’m wrong.
True but his dad wasn’t obese with a McDonalds and Diet Cokes only diet and a history of taking uppers. He also didn’t take large quantities of aspirin. So I think you will be wrong!
His dad probably smoked and drank, and probably ate fatty meals full of red meat.
Trump is a fat, sedentary and eats like a 7-year old, but he has an army of doctors medicating away all kinds of things and minders trying to at least feed him some salad every once in a while.
I mean I can then again say that Trump’s medical attention has probably vastly outclassed whatever his dad may have received, although I do agree that Trump’s lifestyles are probably more insane / prone to risk.
If I was a billionaire, I’d personally put about a million on him dying either right after he gets out of office or like within the same year he reaches his dad’s age which is checks notes…. 93. Trump is 80. Oof lol, never-mind about living anywhere near him.
I’d say he makes it to 83, ultimately dying of total heart failure - primarily caused due to no longer having the joy of being king to keep his soul attached to that rotten, decrepit corpse he calls his body.
Hey, look on the bright side. If he lives to 93 he could actually see consequences for all this shit.
Depends how the months go.
In case anybody was in doubt about what Trump's response to the midterms would be -- it is, of course, the double down.