Donald Trump’s “legacy” will be his undermining of his supporters’ faith in the democratic system, as many of them believe that Trump was somehow cheated out of millions of votes in a joint effort by Democrats, the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Justice, election officials across the country, Republican governors, prominent Republican figures like Mitch McConnell, vote tabulating machines, and the mainstream media. The New York Post, the same right-wing publication that published false stories about Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, is apparently in on the conspiracy, too. It’s sure that Trump will say so, anyway.
Trump is unconcerned with any legacy, as he’ll just insist that he was the greatest president ever until his supporters believe it no matter how unkindly history looks at him. He’s also unconcerned with the havoc he’s wreaking on the American people with his false and divisive rhetoric. While virtually every sane person in the country agrees with The New York Post that he should drop the nonsense, it’s unlikely that the outgoing impeached, one-term president who never won the popular vote will listen.
That’s because he’s raking in the money by continuing with the conspiracy theories. Reportedly, no more than around eight percent of all donations to Trump’s legal funds are actually spent on legal funds, with the rest going to Trump, and he’s free to spend it however he likes.
According to AZ Central:
‘There have now been a number of news articles describing how the fine print on the requests noted that most of the money would be under Trump’s control to use for other things.
‘For example, the election defense fund had fine print noting that “donations would largely go towards 2020 debt retirement.” Meantime, Trump’s current Save America “leadership” PAC, established Nov. 9, now gobbles up 75% of donations, over which Trump has control.’
Twitter fought it out in the comments about the cover, showing how very divided the country is because of this president. Read some of their comments below:
