>>23165958 pb
https://x.com/BillMelugin_/status/1933222907398008912
Is this why Trump just posted "ENJOY THE SHOW!!!"
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ENJOY THE SHOW!!!😎🍿🍿🍿
2:10 PM · Jun 12, 2025
https://x.com/PapiTrumpo/status/1933225471325736993
Trump said "I am the Last President" during his LIVE Bill Signing Ceremony today. It was out of context to anything else he was referring to.
The book, "The Last President:"
The story begins on November 3, 1896, with New York City in turmoil after the election of a populist candidate supported by the "lower segment of society" and the South, sparking protests from anarchists and socialists.
The narrative depicts a deeply divided nation, with mobs threatening the wealthy elite, particularly around Fifth Avenue, and fears of a collapsing republic.
The new president pushes radical policies, such as repealing the gold standard and national bank acts, which leads to economic collapse, with Wall Street in disarray and widespread panic.
The novel critiques the rise of socialism and populism, portraying them as dangerous forces that destabilize the nation. It ends with the suggestion that the republic dissolves, hence the title "The Last President."
Since 2017, the book has gained attention for perceived parallels to modern events, particularly Donald Trump’s 2016 election. Similarities include a populist outsider president, protests in New York City (Trump’s hometown), and a cabinet member named Pence (Lafe Pence, Secretary of Agriculture, compared to Mike Pence). These connections have fueled speculation about Lockwood’s "prophetic" insight.
If all timelines exist at the same time, past, present and future, it isn't exactly time travel because there is no time.