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Trump Tells Christians They Won't Have to Vote in Future: 'We'll Have It Fixed'
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this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2024
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batshit crazy & desperate
Hope so.
Because otherwise its fucking terrifying. And honestly that is the better reaction.
He is indicating at the least he plans changes that voting will not be able to change. At the worst plans to become a dictatorship.
And given his attitude. The later seems more likely.
it can be both.
A Handmaid’s Tale wasn’t meant to be a roadmap.
Dystopian fiction is meant to stand as a warning. I'm beginning to think we made too much dystopian fiction and not enough hopeful fiction. That's why I've fallen so in love with the Solarpunk movement
wtf. You'd think that's be the end of his candidacy