Comments by "SelectCircle" (@SelectCircle) on "Exposing Antifa's Fundraising, Media Sympathizers, Tactics & Goals | Andy Ngo | MEDIA | Rubin Report" video.

  1.  @LinA-it9vd  Lincoln was. And Andrew Jackson. But Lincoln was even stronger - as he rolled into town with only a plurality of 40% of the vote and no friends whatsoever - and proceeded to show on day one who's Boss by firing all his enemies in government and shutting down the media. He explained articulately that "the Constitution doesn't protect scoundrels" - the Lincoln Doctrine that liberal educators have since suppressed - and so the People mulled that bit of wisdom over and supported his "tyrannical" actions. He was called a tyrant then - but what do we call him now? We call him exactly what Trump wasn't - a nation-saver. As for recently - like in 2016 - I think Ben Carson and Ted Cruz had some Lincoln in them. But the displaced Democrats who flooded into our party wanted to be vulgarly entertained rather than effectively led. So they foisted this foolish clown on us - who spent his first day in office trying to sell Little Rocket Man on an oceanside real estate development scheme - rather than draining the swamp like he promised and Lincoln accomplished pronto. Otherwise - my hope now is in Tulsi Gabbard - of all people. I think she's got some Lincoln in her - in that she understands Executive power and knows who needs to get steamrolled with it - the scoundrels. I'm as Far Right as you can get - but I'll settle for her because I think she can drain the swamp ... for real.
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  2.  @LinA-it9vd  Yes - I see that a lying media and corrupt courts can collude to validate a stolen election. Meanwhile - the power of the Executive Branch is theoretically limitless. And Trump had every right to use that power against the tiny cabal of traitors who have now hijacked this country. And he would've been supported enthusiastically in this action by an overwhelming majority of the People. But he was weak. Very weak.
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  3. Trump had all power for four years and did NOTHING about Antifa. What a boss. - What a nation-saver! 8 P
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  4.  @jeffreygunn3530  The winner of a national election has theoretically all power over government - so long as the People support his Executive actions. This is true at all times and in all countries - and has been a "problem" that has dogged government planners and theorists forever - but they will never solve it because it's a natural situation. As for Pelosi - Trump could've had her arrested on day one under mere suspicion of corruption - and you and the rest of the country would've erupted in wild applause. There would have been no need to explain to you that Executive power has no limits - because a man elected to save the nation would have been using his power to do just that. But Trump acted like he had no power at all. And so the scoundrels rolled him - while he tried to make them love him somehow. Worst President ever. And his apologists are no better than the traitors who've now taken us over. How low will you go - how dumb will you act - to protect that loser - because you love him more than you love America?
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  5.  @jeffreygunn3530  P.S. Someday Trump will write his memoirs - probably from prison - and in them he'll lament that he didn't use his limitless power while he had it - and only then will you believe what I'm saying.
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  6.  @LinA-it9vd  For the record - I was biting my tongue all the way through writing that. I've been having to rehearse this stuff every day since Trump took office and promptly did nothing - to my dismay. And now something even worse has happened than I was imagining then - and still I'm having to explain to his defenders how the buck stops with him!
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  7.  @LinA-it9vd  That's why Lincoln also shut down the media - which the Executive has the power to do so long as the People are cheering him. And they did. It was generally known even then that the media was the #1 cause of civil war. The one representative of all the People has every right to shut it down. and so - if deprived of all Federal positions of power and a media to do their bidding - the enemies of the Union would be without a powerbase to keep on fomenting insurrection. Trump also had the power to nationalize Democrat strongholds - like our major cities - citing only the necessity to fight pervasive corruption - and even the vast majority of those in the city would've cheered. And he would've been called the usual stuff - as Lincoln was. So what? He's doing what the People want! The People rule - through their one nationally elected representative. As for pushback from liberal Wall Street - what Trump feared most - the Executive has more than enough power to squash those scoundrels as well - without hurting the economy at all. In fact the ways are so many they defy counting. Look how Obama punished Wells Fargo by infiltrating saboteurs into its workforce. He did it dirty like that - on the down-low - because he had no real popular support - while the media ran cover. And so the rest of the business community got the message. But a popular leader can straight-up confiscate any particular person's wealth - as a matter of national security - making an example of him. And how we'd have cheered if that traitor Gates had been made a pauper. And what scoundrel is next? We'd have shouted suggestions! Hillary knew the power of the Executive when she screamed - "He'll have us all hanged!" How that cabal lucked out - when Trump only wanted them to love him instead. And so they kicked him in the teeth. And still he did nothing. ... So weak. Disgusting! So far out of his depth. But at least his mindless supporters got the entertainment they craved. That's why now these self-styled "super-patriots" aren't so upset about losing the country.
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  8.  @jeffreygunn3530  When you hear Trump himself admit it - send me a cigar.
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