Trump Might Be Losing His Race Against Time

[mad1961]

As Trump's authoritarian urges become more and more obvious, more and more true Republicans are going to fight him.

Trump Might Be Losing His Race Against Time​

President Donald Trump is worried that Attorney General Pam Bondi is moving too slowly to prosecute his political adversaries on fake charges. Trump has good reason to be concerned. He is carrying out his project to consolidate authoritarian power against the trend of declining public support for his administration and himself. He is like a man trying to race upward on a downward-moving escalator. If he loses the race, he will be pulled ever deeper below—and the escalator keeps moving faster against him.

Autocracies are headed by one man but require the cooperation of many others. Some collaborators may sincerely share the autocrat’s goals, but opportunists provide a crucial margin of support. In the United States, such people now have to make a difficult calculation: Do the present benefits of submitting to Trump’s will outweigh the future hazards?

As Bondi makes her daily decisions about whether to abuse her powers to please Trump, she has to begin with one big political assessment: Will Trump ultimately retain the power to reward and punish her? It’s not just about keeping her present job. On the one hand, people in Trump’s favor can make a lot of money from their proximity to power. On the other, Richard Nixon’s attorney general, John Mitchell, served 19 months in prison for his crimes during Watergate. If Trump’s hold on power loosens, Bondi could share Mitchell’s fate.

Trump’s hold on power is indeed loosening. His standing with the voting public is quickly deteriorating. Grocery prices jumped in August 2025 at the fastest speed since the peak of the post-pandemic inflation in 2022. Job growth has stalled to practically zero.

Almost two-thirds of Americans disapprove of higher tariffs, Trump’s signature economic move. His administration’s attack on vaccines for young children is even more unpopular. This year has brought the highest number of measles cases since the Clinton administration introduced free universal vaccination for young children in 1993. Parents may be rightly shocked and angry.

Shortly after MSNBC reported that Tom Homan, Trump’s border czar, had accepted $50,000 in cash from FBI agents posing as businessmen last year, allegedly in exchange for a promise to help secure government contracts, the pro-Trump podcaster Megyn Kelly posted, “We DO NOT CARE.” This kind of acquiescence to corruption has been one of Trump’s most important resources. But the American people become a lot less tolerant of corruption in their leaders when they feel themselves under economic pressure. As of early August, nearly two-thirds of Americans regarded Trump as corrupt, 45 percent as “very corrupt.” More than 60 percent think the Trump administration is covering up the Jeffrey Epstein case. Almost 60 percent regard Bondi personally responsible for the cover-up.

IS TRUMP LOSING HIS BATTLE AGAINST TIME

Will Pam Bondi Do Right by We The People or Acquiesce to Trump's Constant Illegal Demands

dalescheiwe.substack.com

The wages of Trump is death. And for Biondi, it might be the death of her career.

 

[the annoying thing]

As Trump's authoritarian urges become more and more obvious, more and more true Republicans are going to fight him.

Trump Might Be Losing His Race Against Time​

President Donald Trump is worried that Attorney General Pam Bondi is moving too slowly to prosecute his political adversaries on fake charges. Trump has good reason to be concerned. He is carrying out his project to consolidate authoritarian power against the trend of declining public support for his administration and himself. He is like a man trying to race upward on a downward-moving escalator. If he loses the race, he will be pulled ever deeper below—and the escalator keeps moving faster against him.

Autocracies are headed by one man but require the cooperation of many others. Some collaborators may sincerely share the autocrat’s goals, but opportunists provide a crucial margin of support. In the United States, such people now have to make a difficult calculation: Do the present benefits of submitting to Trump’s will outweigh the future hazards?

As Bondi makes her daily decisions about whether to abuse her powers to please Trump, she has to begin with one big political assessment: Will Trump ultimately retain the power to reward and punish her? It’s not just about keeping her present job. On the one hand, people in Trump’s favor can make a lot of money from their proximity to power. On the other, Richard Nixon’s attorney general, John Mitchell, served 19 months in prison for his crimes during Watergate. If Trump’s hold on power loosens, Bondi could share Mitchell’s fate.

Trump’s hold on power is indeed loosening. His standing with the voting public is quickly deteriorating. Grocery prices jumped in August 2025 at the fastest speed since the peak of the post-pandemic inflation in 2022. Job growth has stalled to practically zero.

Almost two-thirds of Americans disapprove of higher tariffs, Trump’s signature economic move. His administration’s attack on vaccines for young children is even more unpopular. This year has brought the highest number of measles cases since the Clinton administration introduced free universal vaccination for young children in 1993. Parents may be rightly shocked and angry.

Shortly after MSNBC reported that Tom Homan, Trump’s border czar, had accepted $50,000 in cash from FBI agents posing as businessmen last year, allegedly in exchange for a promise to help secure government contracts, the pro-Trump podcaster Megyn Kelly posted, “We DO NOT CARE.” This kind of acquiescence to corruption has been one of Trump’s most important resources. But the American people become a lot less tolerant of corruption in their leaders when they feel themselves under economic pressure. As of early August, nearly two-thirds of Americans regarded Trump as corrupt, 45 percent as “very corrupt.” More than 60 percent think the Trump administration is covering up the Jeffrey Epstein case. Almost 60 percent regard Bondi personally responsible for the cover-up.

IS TRUMP LOSING HIS BATTLE AGAINST TIME

Will Pam Bondi Do Right by We The People or Acquiesce to Trump's Constant Illegal Demands

dalescheiwe.substack.com

The wages of Trump is death. And for Biondi, it might be the death of her career.

NO FAKE CHARGES LIKE YOUR SIDE DID WITH TRUMP YOUR SIDE IS HIPOCRITS AND SCUM AND ANTI AMERICA

 

[mad1961]

NO FAKE CHARGES LIKE YOUR SIDE DID WITH TRUMP YOUR SIDE IS HIPOCRITS AND SCUM AND ANTI AMERICA

Nobody faked charges against Trump.

 

[the annoying thing]

Nobody faked charges against Trump.

Yes they did dumb ass several years times your out of touch with reality

 

[mark francis]

Nobody faked charges against Trump.

Yes, democrats have falsely charged Trump with all sorts of things, including falsely accusing him of Russian collusion which we all now know was a seditious treasonous lie invented and propagated by democrats in the highest levels of government.

 

[Phoenix68]

Trump Might Be Losing His Race Against Time

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James Carville thinks so!!!!
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[Phoenix68]

Yes, democrats have falsely charged Trump with all sorts of things, including falsely accusing him of Russian collusion which we all now know was a seditious treasonous lie invented and propagated by democrats in the highest levels of government.

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Yeah, Reverunt....SURE, REVERUNT!!!!
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[mark francis]

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James Carville thinks so!!!!
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Democrats hope and pray to their false gods that Trump is replaced with a democrat before Bondi obtains indictments for the multitude of former democrats who broke multiple laws in their seditious treasonous and illegal efforts to kill or destroy Trump to prevent him from taking away their corrupted hold on power and their golden goose monopoly on USAID spending.

 

[PamiUSA]

As Trump's authoritarian urges become more and more obvious, more and more true Republicans are going to fight him.

Trump Might Be Losing His Race Against Time​

President Donald Trump is worried that Attorney General Pam Bondi is moving too slowly to prosecute his political adversaries on fake charges. Trump has good reason to be concerned. He is carrying out his project to consolidate authoritarian power against the trend of declining public support for his administration and himself. He is like a man trying to race upward on a downward-moving escalator. If he loses the race, he will be pulled ever deeper below—and the escalator keeps moving faster against him.

Autocracies are headed by one man but require the cooperation of many others. Some collaborators may sincerely share the autocrat’s goals, but opportunists provide a crucial margin of support. In the United States, such people now have to make a difficult calculation: Do the present benefits of submitting to Trump’s will outweigh the future hazards?

As Bondi makes her daily decisions about whether to abuse her powers to please Trump, she has to begin with one big political assessment: Will Trump ultimately retain the power to reward and punish her? It’s not just about keeping her present job. On the one hand, people in Trump’s favor can make a lot of money from their proximity to power. On the other, Richard Nixon’s attorney general, John Mitchell, served 19 months in prison for his crimes during Watergate. If Trump’s hold on power loosens, Bondi could share Mitchell’s fate.

Trump’s hold on power is indeed loosening. His standing with the voting public is quickly deteriorating. Grocery prices jumped in August 2025 at the fastest speed since the peak of the post-pandemic inflation in 2022. Job growth has stalled to practically zero.

Almost two-thirds of Americans disapprove of higher tariffs, Trump’s signature economic move. His administration’s attack on vaccines for young children is even more unpopular. This year has brought the highest number of measles cases since the Clinton administration introduced free universal vaccination for young children in 1993. Parents may be rightly shocked and angry.

Shortly after MSNBC reported that Tom Homan, Trump’s border czar, had accepted $50,000 in cash from FBI agents posing as businessmen last year, allegedly in exchange for a promise to help secure government contracts, the pro-Trump podcaster Megyn Kelly posted, “We DO NOT CARE.” This kind of acquiescence to corruption has been one of Trump’s most important resources. But the American people become a lot less tolerant of corruption in their leaders when they feel themselves under economic pressure. As of early August, nearly two-thirds of Americans regarded Trump as corrupt, 45 percent as “very corrupt.” More than 60 percent think the Trump administration is covering up the Jeffrey Epstein case. Almost 60 percent regard Bondi personally responsible for the cover-up.

IS TRUMP LOSING HIS BATTLE AGAINST TIME

Will Pam Bondi Do Right by We The People or Acquiesce to Trump's Constant Illegal Demands

dalescheiwe.substack.com

The wages of Trump is death. And for Biondi, it might be the death of her career.

Wow! You may want to reword that?

 

[the annoying thing]

As Trump's authoritarian urges become more and more obvious, more and more true Republicans are going to fight him.

Trump Might Be Losing His Race Against Time​

President Donald Trump is worried that Attorney General Pam Bondi is moving too slowly to prosecute his political adversaries on fake charges. Trump has good reason to be concerned. He is carrying out his project to consolidate authoritarian power against the trend of declining public support for his administration and himself. He is like a man trying to race upward on a downward-moving escalator. If he loses the race, he will be pulled ever deeper below—and the escalator keeps moving faster against him.

Autocracies are headed by one man but require the cooperation of many others. Some collaborators may sincerely share the autocrat’s goals, but opportunists provide a crucial margin of support. In the United States, such people now have to make a difficult calculation: Do the present benefits of submitting to Trump’s will outweigh the future hazards?

As Bondi makes her daily decisions about whether to abuse her powers to please Trump, she has to begin with one big political assessment: Will Trump ultimately retain the power to reward and punish her? It’s not just about keeping her present job. On the one hand, people in Trump’s favor can make a lot of money from their proximity to power. On the other, Richard Nixon’s attorney general, John Mitchell, served 19 months in prison for his crimes during Watergate. If Trump’s hold on power loosens, Bondi could share Mitchell’s fate.

Trump’s hold on power is indeed loosening. His standing with the voting public is quickly deteriorating. Grocery prices jumped in August 2025 at the fastest speed since the peak of the post-pandemic inflation in 2022. Job growth has stalled to practically zero.

Almost two-thirds of Americans disapprove of higher tariffs, Trump’s signature economic move. His administration’s attack on vaccines for young children is even more unpopular. This year has brought the highest number of measles cases since the Clinton administration introduced free universal vaccination for young children in 1993. Parents may be rightly shocked and angry.

Shortly after MSNBC reported that Tom Homan, Trump’s border czar, had accepted $50,000 in cash from FBI agents posing as businessmen last year, allegedly in exchange for a promise to help secure government contracts, the pro-Trump podcaster Megyn Kelly posted, “We DO NOT CARE.” This kind of acquiescence to corruption has been one of Trump’s most important resources. But the American people become a lot less tolerant of corruption in their leaders when they feel themselves under economic pressure. As of early August, nearly two-thirds of Americans regarded Trump as corrupt, 45 percent as “very corrupt.” More than 60 percent think the Trump administration is covering up the Jeffrey Epstein case. Almost 60 percent regard Bondi personally responsible for the cover-up.

IS TRUMP LOSING HIS BATTLE AGAINST TIME

Will Pam Bondi Do Right by We The People or Acquiesce to Trump's Constant Illegal Demands

dalescheiwe.substack.com

The wages of Trump is death. And for Biondi, it might be the death of her career.

he's winning also that means America is winning

 

[mad1961]

he's winning also that means America is winning

America definitely is not winning.

 

[mark francis]

America definitely is not winning.

There are malcontents who are not thankful to God or American traditions for the blessings afforded them in God Bless America.

 

[mad1961]

There are malcontents who are not thankful to God or American traditions for the blessings afforded them in God Bless America.

No, some people have not received all these blessings those like you run your mouths about. The American tradition of white racism needs to end.

 

[mark francis]

No, some people have not received all these blessings those like you run your mouths about. The American tradition of white racism needs to end.

Democrats don't even know what real racism is.

 

[Phoenix68]

Democrats hope and pray to their false gods that Trump is replaced with a democrat before Bondi obtains indictments.....

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