[TheRealThing]

I feel like it's almost a rhetorical question.  And Trump hinted in his recent interview with Hugh Hewitt that Republicans might not be able to count on his support of a non-Trump nominee.  In response to Hewitt's question, Trump indicted that his position is the same as it was back in 2016, when he was asked the question during a primary debate. Trump, you'll recall, refused to pledge his support to the nominee if it was someone other than him.  He said it would depend on whether he deemed the process "fair."   Of course, we all know that if Donald loses out to say, Ron Desantis or Nikki Haley, he will claim the process was rigged and likely take his campaign in the direction of a third-party run just so he an fracture the GOP vote and cost them  a victory.

I'm rooting very hard for a successful nomination campaign for Mr Trump but I honestly don't see him winning if the field is narrowed to just him and Desantis.  However, it wouldn't surprise me at all to see him sabotage Desantis if the Florida governor wins the nomination. Mr Trump never goes down easy, even if he has to lie about the process being rigged.  However, in this case, Republicans may very well rig the process against Trump, much the way the Dems rigged the nomination process in favor of Hillary and against Bernie Sanders. Either way, if Trump loses, look for him to cse Republicaans to pay the price.

What do you think?  Do you think the twice-impeached , disgraced ex-President will play nice and support whoever wins the nomination  or will he run interference to help the Democrats ?

No, he will do everything possible to destroy the GOP if he's not the candidate.  He's the ultimate RINO.

So let's have a look at your two's continual rationale. Obviously the ultimate outcome hoped for is to bolster support for Democrats, more specifically in this case and for the last couple of years, that Biden will somehow be elevated in the minds of those who read your threads.

When one doesn't have the facts on his side but still wants to win the argument, he attacks the character of his opponent. Obama did that with Romney, and he did it again for Clinton in 2016 and for Biden again in 2020; both times attacking Trump's character. And of course, the media and the Dem Congressional Conference did it every day for over four full years. And they continue to do it as we speak. But regardless of how many times the left comes on here to say Trump's presidency was a failure from a performance or policy perspective, they're wrong, totally.

It will take more than the fake narrative du-jour about his historically confirmed record, to confuse those who were watching. Much less make any converts to that end. And more precisely FTR, when your big-gun rebuff is always and only--- eww, that was a Trump thing, as if that's all it takes to control reality in the minds of Americans who think for themselves, you're still wrong.