The J.R. Ewing side of Trump II revealed itself, this time in Dallas. J.R. is a fictional character from the television show Dallas. He was an unprincipled businessman, like Donald J. Trump. Dallas.fandom describes J.R. as "covetous, egocentric, manipulative and amoral oil baron with psychopathic tendencies."
Had the show occurred in the last fifteen years J.R. would be a private equity underwriter (PEU). Writers could use Apollo co-founder and Epstein sponsor Leon Black as inspiration for a PEU J.R. Bloomberg noted Black to be the "most feared man" in private equity in 2020.
How did J.R. Trump do in Dallas? On night one the Great Usurper offered $5,000 dividends for adult voters if his team (Red) wins enough races to keep control of both houses of Congress.
On night two Trump asked his audience to pledge to vote (even if they aren't registered) and for elected officials to cheat like hell.
J.R. Trump uses mail-in ballots to vote but does not believe others deserve access to what he has found convenient.
Trump accuses the Blue Team of cheating, while the Red Team plans to taint the midterm elections. It matters not the color of the stain, Red or Blue.
It just needs to be jacked up so Trump II can try to steer the outcome via a Congress he controls and a mostly subservient Supreme Court.
Politicians Red & Blue love PEU and their new TechGod brethren. Increasingly, more are one. J.R.Trump does not share. He buys control, manipulates like hell to maintain it and if he thinks he'll lose that control, the man blows the whole thing up.
An intervention will be required to stem Trump II's worst instincts (which result in savage whims). Congress? The Supremes? The Divine?
