Trump To Be Supervised At All Times Because Aides Can't Trust Him
December 2, 2022
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Aides to Donald Trump have made it clear that they do not trust his judgement after the Fuentes incident, so they are now promising to keep him chaperoned at all times in order to protect him from himself. This is a grown man that must now be treated like a careless toddler that can't be out of mommy's sight for even a minute, but that's what he's been reduced to. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.
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Well, it's been quite a week for Donald Trump and of course his dinner guests from last week. But one of the biggest things that's happened is the fact that Trump's aids down at Malago have finally come to the very intelligent decision that they can no longer leave him alone. And it was announced this week that Donald Trump will constantly be chaperoned by an aide pretty much forever at this point. Um, as far as we can tell, they've made the decision to not just screen everybody that comes into Malago, but also to make sure there is literally a staffer with Trump at all times. To put that another way, they're having to treat this man in his mid seventies as if he is a toddler, right? Like a two year old running around the house that has to have a parent there to, you know, put their hand on the corner of the table so they don't knock their head into it to make sure they don't trip and fall.
Make sure the dog doesn't knock him down. That's what these staffers are essentially having to do with Donald Trump, because they cannot trust him. They cannot trust his judgment. But here's the problem with this story. Y'all should have been doing this from day one, not just having a staffer next to him to make sure he doesn't drink the stuff under the sink, but making sure that dangerous and horrible people don't get near him. That's what I don't understand about this. Like how were there no protocols in place to identify the people coming into Malago to have dinner with him? And you know what? Even the dinner thing is irrelevant at this point. How was there not a screening process to see who was coming onto that property? On two separate occasions, in recent years, foreign spies have been busted making their way into Malago logo. Like that's what's really driving me crazy here.
Malago is a hotbed for political activity because that's where the former president of the United States lives, and of course that's where he stored his classified documents. Everybody in the world knows that now. And as I said, we have seen at least two instances where foreign spies have been busted on the property. One of them came in with five cell phones and nobody really thought anything of it. So why was there not screening in place after these events? I mean, if it happens one time and then you don't screen, okay, that's irresponsible, but I get it. But at twice and you're still not screening who's coming in and out. That's just poor management at that point. And that is exactly what Trump's people did. It would've taken them five seconds to get online and say, okay, what's your name? Nick Fuentes. Got it. Do, do, do. Uh, oh, hey, guess what? Uh, we're totally booked. You gotta
Go. Sorry kid. That's it. That's all somebody at the door would've had to have done is security at Mar Lago. Really that lax, where any Yahoo off the street can just wander in and stumble upon a table with the former president and have dinner with him. Not that I'd wanna try it, but I'm pretty sure I could get all the way through there if I wanted to. So could you, because that's how horrible things have been down at Malago before. Somebody finally had a light bulb moment and said, you know what? Maybe we oughta watch this guy a little closer. Maybe we oughta screen people, but remember they're not screening people because the four spies were busted there. They're screening people because a couple folks got in that ended up embarrassing Donald Trump.
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