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Trump Won't Leave Office Peacefully: The Unsettling Truth #shorts
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May 9, 2026
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0:22Now PlayingWe all know Trump is not leaving office peacefully if he loses. He has already refused to commit to a peaceful transfer of power in the past, and he showed us exactly how far he is willing to go to cling to office when he tried to overturn the last election. In this clip from Tarabuster with Tara Devlin on Political Voices Network, Tara explains why there will be no “normal” transfer of power if Trump is legally and peacefully kicked out of office—and why we should believe him when he keeps priming his base to think every loss is “rigged.”
Tara breaks down how Trump has given us a preview of his next move: undermining faith in the vote, planting lies about fraud, and preparing his followers to reject any result where he doesn’t win. This isn’t speculation—it’s a pattern. When someone tells you they won’t respect democracy, you should listen.
If you care about the peaceful transfer of power, the rule of law, and basic democracy, you need to hear this warning and share it. Tarabuster pulls no punches on Trump’s authoritarian ambitions and the danger of letting him normalize election theft in plain sight.
#Trump #Democracy #PeacefulTransferOfPower #Election #Tarabuster #TaraDevlin #PoliticalVoicesNetwork #USPolitics #ElectionDenial #Authoritarianism #Vote
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