MAGA is dead. It is deader than dead, and Americans are furious.

I've been a loyal supporter of the president for almost 20 years.

I consider him a dear friend, and I will tell you right now, I do not recognize our president.

This is the riskiest thing Trump has ever done in politics, bar none.

The only reason that I'm not freaking out now, I say, I'm not freaking out into week six.

He said it would take five weeks. I'm going to freak out on week six. For now, I say,

let him cook. I'm announcing right now on your platform, another invitation for Ben Shapiro

to debate me. You gave him space. You platformed his views. You gave him time. And all of that was not

enough for him. Might be tempted for a bit of a transfer to the uncensored empire. You fancy

joining us. Politics should not be the first concern when it comes to matters of war, but the

potential consequences for President Trump are severe.

The midterm elections were already looking pretty bleak before a single shot was fired.

Now voters are glued to their screens, watching the US spend a billion dollars per day on a war

they mostly oppose at a time when the set of the economy is their foremost priority.

A president who returned to the White House with such energy and optimism

could well leave it as a lame duck and he may well be impeached again. It's one of many reasons

why some of the Trump's most fervent supporters are so openly upset that he's supposedly

reneged on his peace ticket pledge and no matter where you stand on the conservative media food

fight. The shifting balance of power is objectively remarkable.

Senator Lindsay Graham and commentator Mark Levine, both former Never Trumpers who are currently

declaring a holy war, are back in. Megan Kelly, Marjorie Taylor Green and Tucker Carlson,

among others, are frozen out. The president wrote a lengthy and passionate tribute to Levine

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