The Resurrection of Donald Trump
Are the masses standing up?
With the resurrection of Trump and the disappearance of Biden, American politics made a 180-degree turn in only a few days.
In Butler, the former President of the United States almost got killed. Angels moved his head to the side, and the bullet damaged his right ear. An army of security guys jumped on Mr. Trump, and shortly after, he rose as a bleeding phoenix from the ashes. The resurrection of a man that stared death in the face. He stood up from the pile of well-trained bodies and raised his arm and fist while blood dripped from his ear. The powerful image went viral.
You probably know the story and have seen the image.
Whether you’re a Donald Trump fan or a hater, this event sets the stage for an acceleration in the race to the elections on November 5th.
People are starting to get a sense of what is at stake.
When Donald Trump’s enemies have arrived at their last resort, Killing the man, this is no less than a message that they’re afraid. Very afraid. Of exactly what?
I’m unsure if much will change when Trump is elected, but I think something different is happening.
People are sick and tired of the system.