>>13865459

>Traditionally, palace coups work best when the king is out of town.

>Not that I'm calling DJT taking his rightful place in the WH a 'coup' in the traditional sense. Just noting that it makes good tactical sense to strike when Xiden is in Europe.

Is the public really ready for this right now?

I'd assume we need more states completing their audits to smooth public opinion out. If the MIL moves now it would feel more coup like, no?

And for the record, I would prefer this shit was wrapped up nov 3 2020, but I trust the plan.

>>13865474

>>13865522

please be happening now.

>>13865535

>Prolly because:

>- More roadblocks / rules challenges in the beginning.

>- Things are usually slow at first then get faster as people get the hang of whatever they're doing.

most likely

>>13865566

POW my nibba.