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Friday, January 3, 2020

Trump's Plan to win a 2nd term, get a pass on impeachment, and avoid prison.


I think Trump knows he has to run out the clock and to him that means pass-on while in office.  The whole Ukrainian affair illustrates he can think ahead a bit.  It's a simple plan right out of Roy Cohn's playbook, the infamous right-hand of Joe McCarthy.

Getting re-elected is the supreme means.  An Electoral College victory using voter suppression while motivating his base to new turnout levels.

I used to hope that Trump would lose the 2020 election. I thought the plan was in the latter case, resign just before his term ended, Pence would succeed him as President and then pardon him as in Ford and Nixon.  Trump would then continue to litigate his other improprieties and crimes until he passed-on.

I had not thought about starting a war, or at best a major crisis, as a way of wrapping himself in the flag, motivating his base, finding new pro-Trump voters and then getting re-elected.

Qasem Soleimani was an Iranian Major General in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and from 1998 until his death, commander of its Quds Force, a division primarily responsible for extraterritorial military and clandestine operations. Wikipedia

Iran vows revenge and 'harsh retaliation' after U.S. kills its top general



By Alexander Smith

Iran vowed to seek revenge on the United States on Friday after an American airstrike killed one of the country's most powerful military and political figures.
The U.S. bombing near Baghdad airport killed Qassim Suleimani, the high-profile commander of Iran's secretive Quds Force and sometimes described as the country's second most influential person.
"The great nation of Iran will take revenge for this heinous crime," Iranian President Hassan Rouhani tweeted after the news was confirmed.

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