There is no timeline in which a group of people who refer to themselves as “Dark MAGA” are not the baddies.
Reminds me of the time Trump’s own campaign manager referred to their plan for victory as “The Death Star,” apparently missing the obvious facts that 1) the Death Star was a tool of evil constructed at great expense by the bad guys, and 2) it done got blown up by a bunch of teenagers.
I’m assuming that’s one of those antisemitic dog whistles that even a hearing-impaired person could pick up, like “globalist.”
lol. LOL. (What do you call an unpopular populist? “Dark MAGA,” apparently.)
Well, he is the same guy who said conservatives needed to be “monsters.”
Gods, I wish. But you know he’s just a loser with no real support or ability to “fight” anything, and he’ll fade into obscurity, never even engaging in a fight with, much less doing any damage to, the establishment. Or I guess the “MAGA establishment,” if he’s “Dark MAGA”?
The GOP establishment would have been fine with this Hitler fanboi if he had just stuck with his fascism and racism and incitement to insurrection, of course. If he thinks he’s going to build a third party where the only differentiating factor is that he breaks the first rule of Orgy and Blow Club he’s even more stupid than we thought.
You might want to have a little chat with disgruntled Madison Cawthorn, who has tried to sneak guns into places where they’re not allowed. Please impress upon him what would happen if he tried to bring a gun into the House chambers.
“A big part of the aesthetic involves memes of a God-like, authoritarian Trump getting revenge on perceived opponents,” Dr. Caroline Orr Bueno, a behavioral scientist researching far-right extremism, told Insider.
“It’s an aggrieved movement centered around the idea of a vengeful return to power. They’re embracing the role of the villain and stripping away any facade of decency or political correctness.”