The four horsemen of Donald Trump’s apocalypse
Have you ever visited Plymouth, Massachusetts? It’s a beautiful coastal community. It also has an amazing history. It is the site of Plymouth Rock. Plymouth Rock is the site of the disembarkation of the Mayflower pilgrims. It was their landing place.
I remember being in awe of this historical site. I stood before this rock. I breathed in the fresh air surrounding it and read its history, and I felt so much pride in being an American. In recent years, much in our country has changed. That is mainly because of Donald Trump and the Maga clones that he created.
And it’s part of why so many people rejected Trump a second time. If one REALLY loves America, one will not want to vote for anyone who seeks to muzzle her. America is built on the history of places such as Plymouth.
So we rejected Donald Trump. We told him to take a hike. And now Donald John Trump, NOT a part of America’s history except for his treasonous ways, is, in fact, once again losing his mind.
Before I get into his latest diatribe — has anyone noticed that the man isn’t being talked about all that much lately? I mean — pundits are still pretending he’s part of the presidential race, but in general, things have not REVOLVED around him for the last couple of weeks. And it’s driving him crazy.
Trump wants our attention. He wants it to be about HIM again. That might be why he posted photos of Alvin Bragg, Jack Smith, Fani Willis, and Letitia James. Of all the STUPID things to do. I’m serious. Did the man ever graduate kindergarten? Are we SURE there is proof?
So yes, Trump posted their pictures while calling them: “thugs”‘ Just what an eagle-eyed prosecutor wants to see! But this posting does tell us a few things. It tells us Donnie knows he can’t get anyone’s attention unless he behaves bizarrely. And it also shows he’s scared — very scared.
If he were not, these people would not be living in his head. Oh, he’s scared, alright. There is good history, and there is bad. Places like Plymouth Rock are examples of good. They educate inform, and in many cases — definitely in the case of Plymouth Rock — they’re beautiful.
They allow us to muse about how things were. And then there is the bad history. Trump falls into this category. Much as he wants our attention and sometimes GETS it, it’s all a part of his bad history. Nobody, hundreds of years from now will express any admiration for Donald Trump — although they will likely be VERY admiring of the “thugs” that brought him to justice.
