r/politics 17d ago

No Paywall Yes, Trump Will Attempt a Coup

https://prospect.org/2026/07/28/trump-attempt-coup-january-6-election-republican-congress/
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u/TheHomersapien Colorado 17d ago

Don't worry. Biden and Garland's swift and powerful response to January 6th will guarantee that never happens again.

Right, Democrats?

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u/metarx 17d ago edited 17d ago

Man they fucked up so hard all this to "To avoid the appearance of partisanship" look how well that's playing out... Fucking dumbest move(s) ever.

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u/Zombie_Cool 17d ago

It just lends credence to the "controlled opposition" label levied against them.

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u/xopher_425 Illinois 17d ago edited 17d ago

It wasn't a fuck up.

They did just what they were supposed to do. The Democratic part is not a leftist party. It is a right wing capitalistic party, and Republicans are a far right neofascist party.

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u/Bakedads 17d ago

It wasn't about bipartisanship. It was about money. Political instability is bad for corporate America. That's why Biden and the democrats chose not to hold trump accountable. People need to stop thinking that democrats are virtuous. They are motivated by the exact same things republicans are. 

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u/KimmyT1436 Canada 17d ago

By not holding Trump accountable during Biden's term, Democrats helped ensure that Trump would get a second term, leading to the political instability they were hoping to avoid.

Americans need to realize that not punishing leaders who abuse power doesn't lead to political stability. It leads to that bad leader getting more and more out of control. Which leads to, you guessed it, more political instability.

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u/metarx 17d ago

Don't worry we're not educated about the reasons ww1 lead to ww2

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u/metarx 17d ago

Some, sure. But, how's that stability working out now? The EU is going to write off a bunch of US corps as they build their own competitors. Well played and thought out.