Trump is winning

Donald Trump is on his way to win a re-election as president of the United States.

Yes, despite Russia's [containing 2016's presidential election results with Russian intervention] despite the sale [declarations for countries bringing in more immigrants] and despite all else it will face. Despite its low popularity, it would make Nixon punish. Despite his misjudgment, by protecting the accused pedophiles, for example, and the endless unnecessary drama. Trump's winning. This is happening, people. And if there's anyone who wants to stop that and there's a lot, of course, millions like that they need to know what they're fighting. It's a lot bigger than they think it's with a lot of confidence.

First, consider the fact that Trump is simply lucky. Maybe one of the luckiest people to ever race for president. Somehow he succeeded in turning his reputation as a prominent, insolent man into a weapon. How many contradictions and scandals has he survived that could destroy each of his ancestors long ago or send them home to hide from shame? Another day his personal lawyer made the absurd statement he personally paid $130,000 a former porn star who threatened to expose her relationship with the Tromp money from his pocket, apparently only because Trump is known as a boastful guy. How many lawyers do you know who would make such a gesture only out of the kindness of their heart to their friend?

Did anyone believe that ridiculous story? Maybe it's because it's not through the front, and we moved our minds to another shocking scandal like last weekend's tweets, when the President of the United States seemed to blame his own relationship with Russia for the death of a student in Florida.

He remembers the guilt of controversial sheriff Joe Arpaio, one who believed that Obama was born in America who was accused of using his power to attack political opponents and who had racist behavior and who had been found guilty of disobeying a court ruling? Remember the phone call he had with him when Trump said he forgot that dead soldier's name? Nobody remembers. We're scared. We don't have time.

Second, consider Trump's record as president. He's actually got something to race for. He cuts taxes. He's got the rules. He put it on. SIS's heel. The economy and stock market are buzzing again, despite recent riots. Any other republic in office that would have these records like Trumpi as Eisenhower and Reagan would be in a very good form for re-election. Trump, as despicable as he is, may fail to be re-elected as his ancestors. But if it continues at this rate of job creation and if the economy continues to flourish, whether it is merited or not, enough voters will dwell again and vote.

Third, his opponents cannot act together. Who's talking about the Democratic Party? Depends on the occupy. What do the Democrat Party engage in? Well, they hate Trump and Russia. Oh, they oppose tax cuts, with a populist outlook, especially at a time when the satanic tax bill from Trump has shown favour to most of the nation.

Much, of course, depends on who Trump will face in November 2020. With Trump both seemingly despised and shaken, the democratic field in 2020 will probably be larger in the history of this party. But that's a problem. People can easily imagine an ugly race between two, three or four older but popular people, such as Biden, Warren, and Sanders, along with a number of young but wealthy people who can divide the party for the entire campaign. The arms of Hillary and Bernie never agreed in 2016 and this went to Trump's favor. This time, separation seems to be even worse.

Oh, but wait, you can say. You forgot about the silver-haired knight waiting in his castle to come out and kill the orange dragon once and for all. What about Robert Mueller's investigation, the one that CNN has dedicated to his entire network to cover with such an intensity that they could move the entire D office? C's in Muller's? Will that make Trump and his evil friends feel closer?

I think it's possible. But not so much.

True, Mueller seems to be running a narrow ship willing to surprise, as the last indictment of 13 Russians who conspired to intervene in the 2016 elections. Perhaps Muller will take the unprecedented step of suing the American president, for everything from breaking the oath to prevent justice until the secret direction of Aerb with Vladimir Putin. But, in fact, it seems like a bigger move than a man can expect from a former prosecutor who was willing to keep his credibility. The most likely is that Mueller and his team will file a convincing but unconclusive case the president committed a crime or more, leaving him in the hands of the United States Congress on what I'm going to do with him. And when did Congress do the right thing?

Then there's something really depressing: there's got to be someone in the Republicans who's going to think and come up against the president. Yes, it may be Mitt Romney who hates Trump so much that he tried to become his secretary of state. Or it could be Bob Corker, who had originally said Trump was unstable but now tries to give Trump favors.

Face it: Republicans, most of them, so far are so accustomed to group inertia and thinking and political authority that seem willing to lose control of the White House just to get a meaningful tweet from the president. You think Republicans will abandon Trump that easily?

Yeah, Trump's lucky. And that could give us six more years.

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