"After so many Epstein files-enabled firings, criminal investigations, and bombshells, it's not surprise that MAGA is spinning out. Their desperate hold on power has been brief and painfully disruptive, but according to Don Lemon, we have reason to rejoice. Lemon believes there's a good chance that Tr*mp's toadies will get creamed come November, and the cherry on top is that-much like the losers from Tr*mp's first term-nobody from this administration is likely to ever work again, in politics or any sphere of comparable power."
""The folks in the administration," he says, "they believe that they're going to last forever. And that their values and the things they thought were important... they think that that is going to continue on." It's true that Tr*mp surrounds himself not with actual politicians or people who are remotely capable of doing their jobs, but with sycophants and one-term wonders."
Epstein-related revelations, firings, and criminal probes have fragmented the MAGA coalition and eroded its grip on power. Many Trump-aligned officials prioritize loyalty over competence and assume their values will persist, leaving them exposed to electoral losses, prosecutions, and lasting reputational damage. Historical examples show former aides drifting into entertainment, facing legal scrutiny, or becoming unemployable in comparable roles. Growing defections among supporters and anticipation of midterm setbacks increase the likelihood of widespread political fallout. The cumulative effect may permanently impair the career prospects of numerous administration figures in politics and other spheres of influence.
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