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Donald Trump will not be president in precisely 48 hours.
— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) January 18, 2021
If people were to pay more attention to @benFranklin2018 & take their words seriously, we'd be in a far better place. They argue that posts that one that this tweet is responding to are cringe & instill a false sense of complacency & security. Those voices are promoted on MSM.
This is b/c they don't want to promote any panic among the American people. They also realize that the same corporations serve Trump as them, hence we have a fascist threat.
Something that I notice too is that those who are the most likely to deny that Trump's coup is still going on & that it has a dangerous level of succeeding are white & older. P.o.C & younger people are not as likely to deny the problem.
The part to keep in mind is that older people & white people are more likely to benefit from a Trump dictatorship &/or be indoctrinated w/American exceptionalism. In terms of our gov't, there is no comparison b/t the 1960's & today. Today, our gov't is authoritarian.
There are many more examples as shown in the above video, but here are 15 times that Donald Trump has denounced white supremacists, the KKK, neo-nazis, David Duke, and racists of all types, etc., etc. ...

The FACTS are that Donald Trump is NOT a racist nor has he ever been a
Joe Biden, HOWEVER, is an actual bona fide racist. A life long racist in fact. Read the following FULL thread for an good accounting (with documentation!) of Joe's 50-year long political history of being a racist and of supporting
THREAD
— \u274cTimothy Tobin\u274c (@tatobin2) July 24, 2020
Biden's a racist and always has been.
\u201cUnless we do something about this, my children are going to grow up in a JUNGLE, the JUNGLE being a RACIAL JUNGLE with tensions having built so high that it is going to explode at some point,\u201d\u2013Joe Biden 1977https://t.co/STkojDN0cL
Do you know that white supremacist Richard Spencer endorsed Joe Biden for president ... TWICE! Clearly he knows a fellow racist when he sees one and he clearly sees one in
Hogan Gidley: Trump is "the most masculine person to ever hold the White House as the president of the United States" https://t.co/fcoYWyaEhz
— Eliza Relman (@eliza_relman) January 11, 2021
Or Teddy Roosevelt. Or Dwight Eisenhower. Or Andrew Jackson. Or Abraham Lincoln. Or George Washington. Or Zachary Taylor. Or any of numerous presidents who were honest-to-goodness battle-hardened warriors.
James Monroe fought the Hessians at Trenton and nearly died of wounds sustained there, then wintered in Valley Forge, then fought until Monmouth, then repeatedly tried to raise new regiments for the war until he went bankrupt doing it.
James Monroe, of the Era of Good Feelings, longest serving president of all time.... was in the boats crossing the icy Delaware.
Andrew Jackson was in a duel. He was shot in the chest right by his heart.
But he didn't go down. He stood there and, while bleeding out, steadily took aim and killed the dude who shot him.
Stone cold.
Another one of the people who stormed the Capital posing as A trump Supporter, His name is Baker.
Do you All See what is going on here?
How did I know THEIR Names before THEY committed these crimes they did?
Literally EVERYTHING Is scripted
The huge \u201cTrump supporter\u201d from Grapevine, Texas arrested for events that happened at the Capitol last week... so so interesting that his voting record shows him to have voted in the Democrat Primary in 2020. Not a Trump supporter after all.... well color me shocked.. pic.twitter.com/3IirbFhCYY
— Matt Couch (@RealMattCouch) January 16, 2021
Four years on, none of these visions have been realized. Here are some key quotes from his address, and why they haven't aged well.
👉 Trump said Americans 'want great schools for their children, safe neighborhoods for their families, and good jobs for themselves.'
But he has done little to make sure people got this, instead installing controversial education secretary Betsy Devos. https://t.co/qW1Wqv5H1X

As for safe neighborhoods, crime has already been declining since the 1990s. But since Trump took office, cities have seen worrying spikes in homicides, especially since the pandemic.
@CouncilonCJ found a 42% increase last summer from 2019 in 29 cities.
The quality of American jobs don't appear to be getting any better either. @BrookingsInst in 2019 estimated that 44% of people were working low-wage jobs with median annual earnings of around $18K. This was before the pandemic forced millions out of work. https://t.co/4DKQhEqLvk

👉 'We will bring back our jobs. We will bring back our borders. We will bring back our wealth.'
While the economy grew steadily during most of Trump's time in office, the COVID-19 pandemic wiped away pretty much all of those gains.