MAGA election deniers want a king

[Axulus]

So if you talk to a MAGA election denier, they effectively have to agree with the following:

1. They don't trust the judicial process (it must of been corrupt to not rule in favor of Trump's election claims)

2. They don't trust law enforcement that conducted investigations and found noting of note to challenge the election

3. They don't trust congress that certified the vote in Biden's favor. It must be corrupted by and in the control of the "deep state"

4. They don't trust election officials who ran the elections

So they don't trust the judicial branch, they don't trust the legislative branch, they don't trust the executive when anyone else is in control other than Trump, and they don't trust elections. But they do trust Trump, big time. They trust him to fix all the things they don't trust. But to fix them, he would need to effectively take them over. So the only way to get what they want is to make Trump king, because the corrupt elite/deep state will not ever allow Trump to win in an election. This is the message Trump and his acolytes have been pumping out with their insane conspiracies. They are priming their supporters to allow and accept him as their king with great ecstacy.

This is one of the reasons why absurd conspiracy theories can be a very dangerous thing for the rest of us.

 

[ideologyhunter]

If they weren't confident that Trump will win, beyond any doubt (or scruple) they might reflect that SCOTUS will have made the President an Empress, if Kamala wins.
Isn't it strange that, in 240 years as a Constitutional republic we never, until the Days of Trump, needed this extra set of rights for the President?

 

[GenesisNemesis]

Another thing I noticed is they tend to complain about gas prices as though the president has control over them. If the president did that would be "socialism" under their own definition.

 

[Politesse]

I'm sure Napoleon will only seize power again if it's truly the will of the people.

 

[Shadowy Man]

If they weren't confident that Trump will win, beyond any doubt (or scruple) they might reflect that SCOTUS will have made the President an Empress, if Kamala wins.
Isn't it strange that, in 240 years as a Constitutional republic we never, until the Days of Trump, needed this extra set of rights for the President?

According to the self-proclaimed originalists on the court, these rights were already in the Constitution.

 

[GenesisNemesis]

A vote for Trump is a vote for tyranny.

Trump ignores the First Amendment and says those who criticize the Supreme Court should be tossed in jail

Former president has launched attacks against federal and state judges who have made rulings against him

www.yahoo.com

 

[Patooka]

Abdullah II and Charles III are wayyyy more democratically minded than the typical MAGAtard. If those worthless cunts only wanted just a king, that would be an improvement.

 

[SLD]

Plenty of them openly admit that they want him to be a dictator.

 

[Elixir]

Plenty of them openly admit that they want him to be a dictator.

Yup. And that is reason number one that they need to be disempowered by overwhelming rejection at the ballot box.
If it’s even close, they’re going to sit down and wait to see if their guy can overthrow democracy.