When the boat that’s burning like a viking funeral looks like a better choice than the one you’re on, things aren’t going your way in life.
He is running to do what Trump wanted to do in 2016. When he fails to win, and he will, he will pivot his followers into some new media outlet. He may also be angling for a cabinet spot but he probably doesnt fit the mold for that.
I was referring the political director, not Ramaswamy. Though similarly, I suspect the political director guy knows trump isn’t going to make it to the general but feels like taking a job with him will set him up to be campaign director for the next new trump.
What makes you think Trump won’t make it to the general election?
The money has turned against him, and money tends to win the primaries.
I could easily see Putin giving him a billion through some dark money superpac bullshit if it meant winning. Trump would hand him Ukraine territory on a silver platter.
Out of the dumpster fire and into the cess pit…
Better hope his smoldering jacket doesn’t ignite the sewer gas.
I mean, the job perks look very attractive on the surface:
- work very closely with the president
- maximum security location, possibly Supermax (pending)
- free usage of the gym
- 40% of salary issued in credit in the commissary
- residence and meals included “3 hots and a cot”
- spacious 6’ x 8’ shared accommodations
- solitary accommodations allocated based on need
I now want to buy an old prison and turn it into a “Luxury” vacation spot for rich cunts. Probably would flood it with napalm if they pissed me off too much. So I probably shouldnt.
Oof
Just looking at the amount of current, and former members, in prison, serving time, or losing their professional licenses.
Staying with Vivek seems like the safer crazy to stay with. He’s expendable and you can try all the crazy ideas. Mainly because vivek seems to be willing to say or do anything and/or wants attention?
This is the best summary I could come up with:
With the Iowa caucuses less than 50 days away, one of GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy’s top political advisers is leaving to work for former President Donald Trump’s campaign, according to multiple sources familiar with the move.
Brian Swensen, who served as Ramaswamy’s national political director since the spring, confirmed to CBS News he is leaving and directed further questions about his future role to the Trump campaign.
“We love Brian,” Tricia McLaughlin, Ramaswamy’s communications director, told CBS News.
News of Swensen’s departure comes at a critical time for Ramaswamy, who has failed to recapture the momentum he had over the summer.
The move comes just weeks after the Ramaswamy campaign announced it was sending all staffers from its Ohio headquarters to Iowa and New Hampshire.
We’re sitting exactly where I want to be and I’m confident that we have the momentum ahead of us to be the nominee and more importantly to win this election in a landslide," he told reporters earlier this month in Iowa.
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