After getting money from Miriam Adelson, Trump's been calling Chuck Schumer a Palestinian. Behind the scenes, Trump is already bought out, and it looks like he's getting ready to stack his administration with retards again. Some unpleasant figures are projected to be in the administration, like JD Vance—who is mobbed up with Peter Thiel/Palantir. Nikki Haley, who is emblematic of the remaining Neocon element, and has extensive relationships with military contractors. Tim Scott, who's momma knew how to strech a dolla.
No real objections so far.
It's a bunch of establishment faggots who will sabotage any real right wing populism, and the most we will get is MAYBE a secure border.
Both parties play into 'The Establishment' over how expensive the entire process has become. That problem won't be fixed until the process itself is turned non-profit or otherwise clamps down to a minimum expense limit. Still though, this still continues to read as Right Wing in the way I've known them, albeit with a new coat of paint as the times make the demographics they appeal to appear more cringy to side with.
I feel like the "real right wing" statements being made in-party about others though errs this fallacy similar to that of Christian splintering:
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What we're seeing right now is what's "real" now, and with The Right Wing splintering into so many different beliefs over finding their philosophy neighbors cringe, it makes sense that their angle would be to make the opponent look worse rather than making their own candidate look better over how a common enemy's easier to unify against. There's a lot of ways to "right wing", and I'm not really sure what makes it wrong or impure from one another when compared. The main complaints I see, from both parties, tend to be against Extremism based on how both parties cover the news.
Back in the day when we didn't have the internet, it was a lot easier to presume people in your party thought more similarly to one another, similar to how two wildly different Christians can argue they're on the same side vs an Atheist over how they rep The Bible. Increased exposure to how these unified beliefs are not the case is what we're dealing with right now, which is largely symptomatic of changing from cable to internet culture.
So at this point, Trump is like a Skinwalker of the establishment, this is NOT what was happening in 2016.
This looks like his New York delegation politics to me, this is always who he's been and it's who he would have been if he made it in under a Leftist platform instead. Even his idea of how to handle abortion laws is to not say his own opinion, but rather to say that others will handle it for him state-by-state so that blame does not point directly towards him (similarly to Trump University and Trump Steaks).
All that's changed is his age, the medium, and the scale he's working on.
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