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And I've felt the need to speak out about this.

And I've felt the need to speak out about this.

Yeah, I'm unhappy. We all know Trump's flaws. I thought that he was going, you know, the first administration, though, we saw him surround himself with mostly responsible people. And so you can have a distaste for Trump and say, look, he's still putting the same judges on the federal judiciary that DeSantis or, in many cases, Ted Cruz or Jeb Bush would have.

Yeah, I'm unhappy. We all know Trump's flaws. I thought that he was going, you know, the first administration, though, we saw him surround himself with mostly responsible people. And so you can have a distaste for Trump and say, look, he's still putting the same judges on the federal judiciary that DeSantis or, in many cases, Ted Cruz or Jeb Bush would have.

Yeah, I'm unhappy. We all know Trump's flaws. I thought that he was going, you know, the first administration, though, we saw him surround himself with mostly responsible people. And so you can have a distaste for Trump and say, look, he's still putting the same judges on the federal judiciary that DeSantis or, in many cases, Ted Cruz or Jeb Bush would have.

And so you could say, well, I don't like Trump. He's sort of distasteful. But the movement is more than just Trump. Now, you can't really say that anymore. I mean, he's picking people who nobody would have believed possible could have a high-level government position, like Robert F. Kennedy, like Kash Patel. That's not true here. These are people who would only be chosen, appointed by Trump.

And so you could say, well, I don't like Trump. He's sort of distasteful. But the movement is more than just Trump. Now, you can't really say that anymore. I mean, he's picking people who nobody would have believed possible could have a high-level government position, like Robert F. Kennedy, like Kash Patel. That's not true here. These are people who would only be chosen, appointed by Trump.

And so you could say, well, I don't like Trump. He's sort of distasteful. But the movement is more than just Trump. Now, you can't really say that anymore. I mean, he's picking people who nobody would have believed possible could have a high-level government position, like Robert F. Kennedy, like Kash Patel. That's not true here. These are people who would only be chosen, appointed by Trump.

And so the Trump administration, if you're just looking in terms of pure policy, there's a lot I like. There's no reason to kind of be too upset there. But if you're looking at kind of where the movement is going, its level of sign of virtue and how

And so the Trump administration, if you're just looking in terms of pure policy, there's a lot I like. There's no reason to kind of be too upset there. But if you're looking at kind of where the movement is going, its level of sign of virtue and how

And so the Trump administration, if you're just looking in terms of pure policy, there's a lot I like. There's no reason to kind of be too upset there. But if you're looking at kind of where the movement is going, its level of sign of virtue and how

political movements and how people in power should behave and act and their relationship to truth and the relationship to the rest of society, I think it's gotten pretty bad.

political movements and how people in power should behave and act and their relationship to truth and the relationship to the rest of society, I think it's gotten pretty bad.

political movements and how people in power should behave and act and their relationship to truth and the relationship to the rest of society, I think it's gotten pretty bad.