Because deep down, he knows loyalty to laws, institutions, and truth will always block the kind of raw power he craves.

So here we are: a president who can’t grasp that in America, leaders aren’t kings, and loyalty isn’t a personal gift. It’s earned.
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He demands “my generals,” “my judges,” “my people,” as if the entire U.S. system exists to prop up one man’s insecurities.

And the second anyone says “my oath is to the Constitution,” he melts down.
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If you won’t bend the knee, you’re out. If you won’t flatter him, you’re suspect. And if you dare put the Constitution above his ego, he decides you’re the enemy.

What’s wild is how open he is about it. He doesn’t even hide the expectation.
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He doesn’t want advisers — he wants followers. He doesn’t want checks — he wants loyalty.

It’s not leadership. It’s a demand for unquestioning power, and that should rattle every American.
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can’t be constrained by anyone or anything. And the scary part is he expects total obedience, even when his orders clearly clash with the Constitution or basic legality.
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Trump’s latest stunt reeks of the same old rot: cozying up to a dictator while shrugging off a murdered journalist with a smug “things happen.” Now a former insider says there’s a secret call with MBS so damning it could blow open another cover-up. And you know what? It tracks.

“I have great confidence in King Salman and the Crown Prince … they know exactly what they are doing.” ~ Donald Trump

“I like him a lot. I like him too much … That’s why we give so much, you know? … I like you too much.” ~ Donald Trump
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approved the operation that resulted in the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018.

“What he’s done is incredible in terms of human rights and everything else.” ~ Donald Trump
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