Trump Is Probably Fucked Six Ways From Sunday.

Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. Really. All kidding aside, this moron-idiot (McMaster and Tillerson spotted it first.) had top secret documents lying about in proximity to the so-called public rooms at Mar-a-Lago. No padlock, no safe, no nothing. How Russian and Chinese intelligence must have loved it!

Now, they're shitting on Barr for telling the truth: that the Justice Department was able to show cause and get the warrant. So this guy is in one hell of a lot of trouble -- he's got the Florida thing, the Georgia election thing which may or may not be obstruction of justice during the famous phone call and then, most deadly of all, the New York City Trump Organization thing.

But will Trump ever hit the slammer? Probably not. The American people have largely lost their patriotism. Now they're either loonishly for or against Trump. That's all that matters. They don't think for themselves anymore. They just believe what a pathetic person says, whether he or she comes from the right or left of the political spectrum. Like I said, no more love of country à la McCain, George H.W. Bush, Reagan, Bush, Carter, Clinton or Obama. Jail time would likely ignite a civil war and, hopefully, most Americans aren't keen for another one.

But what all of this will do is weaken Trump and, by ricochet, Republican momentum in Senate and House races. FFS, look what happened to Palin in ALASKA, of all places. So the writing is on the wall  -- sure, Trump will be the nominee, but it won't even be close on election night. Trump is already burnt to a crisp with a plurality of Americans, especially with the largest group of all, known as independents.

In 2024, if it's Joe, he could still and likely will lose to the Republican as long as that's not Trump. If it's anyone else, the Republicans lose big-time.

So...Trump will continue endorsing primary candidates and the chips will fall where they may. Some of his picks will win and others will lose. 2022 is still an election for Republicans to lose, but it's getting closer. Mitch put it so well about the quality of candidates. And McConnell has seen more than his fair share of election nights. 

That's the big story: Trump is weakening as titular party head and as an endorser. Success is no longer almost guaranteed for his candidates. November is but a few moments away. Can't wait to see what the off-year does, or doesn't do to Trump.