I hope not, the people need to be reminded what a miserable, poor excuse of a one term president he was so we don't allow the same error to happen again.
If the GOP can stop acting on his behalf, you'll see a lot less. I'm thinking they'll catch on that pushing Trump loyalty is passe.
Biden is doing a fantastic job of keeping Trump relevant. He had the chance to put him in the rear view but that has not been the case. The war in Ukraine may give him an opportunity to earn some global cred but so far it seems that much of what Trump predicted regarding energy in Europe/Russia is coming to pass.
Well of course the former president would be relevant to the current. You're asking the impossible.
Here's a hint, the next election won't be a Biden/Trump rematch. Biden won't be running and Trump will have to run against his own record, not Biden's.
Yes, he's relevant because during his term there was relative peace in Europe and Russia wasn't making moves. Biden steps in and...
No, he's relevant because he's putting himself out there and hinting about running on Biden's record and his beat down in 2020.
You could very well be right. But I would wager Trump would be on a ticket before Biden and his record in the area of geopolitics is looking better and better compared to where we are today.
Only in the eyes of some and thankfully not the majority.
You didn't say anything.
to whom?
To people who vote.
He probably gets an appearance fee for his rallies.
A society retaining a cultural memory of an evil leader is a good thing.
A few. Sure.
That depends on the GOP. As long as they treat him as king he is still a clear and present danger.
I think they're still trying to figure out all the laws his inauguration committee broke.
I hear it was cold in Georgia yesterday. Georgia doesn't do cold. I'm not too hopeful about that attendance, but it would be great if it meant anything. Of course, the big attendance at Trump's rallies didn't get him elected, either, so there's that.