With midterm elections less than 24 hours away now, the MAGA Republican Party seems to know that its brutal Blue Wave defeat is inevitable at this point.
But don't think for a moment that means they intend to graciously accept defeat.
According to a chilling new report from The Telegraph, the likes of Stephen Miller -- who is, in my opinion, perhaps the most truly irredeemably cruel, vicious, and therefore genuinely dangerous individual in the entire Trump Administration -- has been working in tandem with other Trump White House officials to concoct a secret plot that would allow Donald Trump to continue to govern as a de facto dictator, even if Congress returns to Democrats' power.
The outlet confirmed that Miller and other top-level officials inside the Trump White House have been developing this secret plot for months now, in hopes of coming up with a plan that would allow the president to continue to pass his unhinged laws and plans while bypassing congressional approval -- something he's already been flirting with (Hello, war with Iran) left and right, even with a Republican majority.
And it seems they've come up with a plan.
Almost every poll in existence is predicting an absolute wipeout for the Republican Party tomorrow, even in traditionally red states, such as Texas, where Republican candidate Ken Paxton is floundering against his Democratic opponent, James Talarico. Polling analyst Nate Silver predicts that Democrats have an exceptionally high likelihood of securing a victory in both branches of Congress.
Of course, if that stunning victory comes to fruition after tomorrow, Donald Trump will boast a chance that's akin to a snowball's in Hell of passing a single piece of legislation the "right" way. So it's only natural for crooks and criminals like these to start mapping out the wrong way.
One official spoke with Reuters and admitted that White House counsel Will Scharf and his team are currently looking into "what Mr. Trump can legally do on his own, where he could push the limits of his authority and how to defend those decisions in court."
Meanwhile, Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought is scrambling to figure out which of Trump's priorities could be funded with money already approved by Congress. Even more, he is actively looking into altering federal grant rules to give political appointees far greater control over how taxpayer money is distributed—a backdoor avenue through which the Trump White House could maintain control over the puppet strings of government spending without first going through the process of congressional approval.
The Telegraph confirms that Donald Trump is personally in on the plot and has participated in discussions regarding the plan to continue to keep this nation under his fat, necrotic thumb, no matter what the American people have to say about it.
