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I’m not saying Trump is a saint. He’s made serious mistakes. I fully admit that.

But compared to many others, he’s still better. And if you truly care about this country, you have to view him through the lens of patriotism, not perfection.

History teaches us harsh lessons. When Nixon resigned after Watergate, it didn’t just end a presidency. it set off a chain reaction across the globe. One outcome? The Iranian Revolution.

We must not let history repeat itself.

When I see the Epstein headlines about Trump, it’s not just scandal I see. it’s déjà vu. And a reminder: chaos is exactly what the enemies of this country would love to see.

Let’s not give it to them.

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I respect your point, but I believe holding leaders accountable is a core part of what keeps a democracy strong. Ignoring serious wrongdoing for the sake of stability might protect power, but not necessarily the country.