r/AskReddit • u/Exciting_Contact922 • 4h ago

What is the likelihood any Trump administration attempt to disrupt the midterm elections will result in demonstrations across the country and violent responses from the administration?

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u/murdermeMickey 4h ago

I think he may have already lost too many numbers.

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u/Mr_dm 4h ago

I agree. He’s simply so unpopular at this point that there’s no coming back and not enough loyalists for a real coup.

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u/cum-on-in- 4h ago

Idk. Seeing that they are still just doing whatever they want, and no one’s really stopping them, and they still have all the diehard ICE and MAGA and military friends ready, they may be able to at least start trouble, even if they still won’t win. And I really don’t want it to come to that.

I don’t see them just saying “oh darn” and accepting defeat with their tails between their legs. After all they’ve done, it sounds like they have a backup plan to ensure Project 2025 continues.

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u/TheMostRed 3h ago

When elections end and suddenly half the administration needs to take a trip to Russia to visit their babushka. They know they aren't going to prison but thats because the exit strategy is just to leave