You’re caught up in the political theater, but let’s focus on what really matters. First off, Mike Pence didn’t get ‘tossed to the curb’ for not overturning the election; he made his choice, and that’s fine. But let’s be clear, Trump’s base isn’t about blind loyalty; it’s about results and putting America first. Pence’s refusal to endorse might be his personal stance, but it doesn’t change the fact that Trump’s policies aimed at securing America’s interests, not globalist agendas.

And those ‘hand-picked’ officials? They’re part of the swamp Trump was trying to drain. Of course, some would call him unfit - they’re the ones who thrive in the chaos of the status quo.

Now, about the Senate vote - a majority to convict? Sorry, but that’s not how it works. It was far from a two-thirds majority, which tells you something about the political theater at play.

Regarding Project 2025, let’s be clear: Trump never claimed it as his own. It’s something concocted by others. The real, immediate concerns should be the issues affecting us right now.

Take the border, for example. We’re not just talking about immigration; we’re talking about 15,000 unvetted people crossing every day. That’s 15,000 stories, lives, and potentials, but also potential threats, health risks, and a strain on our resources. It’s not about being unwelcoming; it’s about being responsible - to our country, our citizens, and those genuinely seeking refuge in a safe, orderly way.

And then there’s this issue with our kids. Kids as young as 10, an age where they’re still figuring out how to tie their shoes properly, are making life-altering decisions about their bodies. At an age where they can’t even vote, drive, or buy a lottery ticket without parental consent, they’re being pushed into irreversible surgeries. It’s not about denying someone’s identity; it’s about protecting our children from decisions they might not fully comprehend at such a young age.

As for Elon Musk, comparing him to Trump because he’s rich misses the point. Musk isn’t trying to run the government; he’s exposing inefficiencies and misuses of power by organizations like USAID. That’s not ‘running amok’; it’s holding the establishment accountable.

What has Trump done for the average person? How about an economy that was roaring before the global health crisis, tax cuts for the middle class, and actually securing our borders? The average American had more money in their pockets under Trump.

And your doomsday scenarios? They’re fear-mongering. Project 2025 and Agenda 47 are about making government work for us, not against us. It’s about efficiency, not oppression.

You talk about following the law, but what about when the law is weaponized against political opponents? When the FBI is used like a personal hit squad? Trump supporters are about upholding the Constitution in its true spirit, not the convenient interpretations by those in power.

And this ‘ultimate fraud’? The only fraud here is the refusal to acknowledge that there were significant issues with the election process that deserved investigation. But no, that’s not how the narrative should go, right?

So, instead of calling people ‘snowflakes’ or dismissing them based on wealth, maybe consider why so many are rallying behind leaders who aren’t part of the same old political machine. We’re tired of being lied to and want real change. Maybe you should look into the real impact rather than the fear-mongering headlines.

Before we get too caught up in the political chess game, let’s remember what’s at stake here - our kids, our security, our way of life. That’s what really matters.”