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Beau says:
Beau explains the dynamics of the special counsel investigation on Trump and the 2024 election, debunking partisan claims and outlining Democrats' strategies.
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Well, howdy there, internet people, it's Beau again.
So today we are going to talk about the special counsel, Trump and the Republican
party and their very predictable reaction to the news of a special counsel.
As soon as the news broke, the standard line became, this is partisan.
And the reason they're doing it is because they're afraid of Trump in 2024.
The Democratic Party is worried about running against Trump in 2024.
So this is their attempt to just get him out of the way.
It's a witch hunt and all of that.
And I can see why Republicans think that's true.
It makes sense when you really think about it, given the fact that he is
losing in polls of the Republican Party to see who would get the nomination, given
the fact that he drives voter turnout for the Democratic Party and given the
fact that Democrats are so certain of their ability to beat Trump and Trump-
like candidates that during the primaries for the midterms they elevated
Republican candidates who were endorsed by Trump, those MAGA candidates, those
extreme candidates. They used their own resources. The Democratic Party used
their own resources to help the Republican candidate win their primary
so they could beat them in the general election. And this worked in Arizona,
Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania. It's not a
witch hunt. The Democratic Party is not afraid of Trump. He's a losing loser who
lost. He's not going to be a threat at this point. His ability to really face
off on a national election like that and him be the candidate, it's pretty slim.
The special counsel has nothing to do with the 2024 election and Trump's candidacy for
president.
It makes no sense.
You can go back to before he announced and see that there were a whole bunch of articles
about the fact he's going to announce
because he thinks it'll slow down
the criminal cases against him.
If you're looking for an angle to why this is happening,
read the news, read the sources,
go back and look through it.
Don't listen to politicians.
That's what this is about.
It's not about trying to get Trump out of the way
in 2024 has nothing to do with that.
The Democratic Party would probably prefer
if they could pick any Republican,
they would probably pick Trump to run against
because he is so divisive and his policies were so bad.
They know he will drive negative voter turnout.
He will drive people who will show up not to vote
for whoever the Democratic candidate is,
but to vote against him.
The Republican Party has to accept the fact.
Trump is their Hillary Clinton.
You have a bunch of people inside the party
that really like this person.
But the general American populace,
they're not electable.
Anyway, it's just a thought.
y'all have a good day.
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