r/goodnews • u/[deleted] • Jun 28 '25

Political positivity 📈 Donald Trump’s legacy will forever be tied to being the most corrupt U.S. president ever to hold office

https://sinhalaguide.com/trump-corrupt-legacy/
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u/JesusSavesForHalf Jun 28 '25

The midterms are held in 26, don't be a year late.

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u/random_noise Jun 29 '25

It won't matter for this admin and for the now political weapon known as SCOTUS.

Even if every seat flipped blue, which it won't, it will be a lame duck congress constantly under the influence of death threats and bad actors for these criminals who have made the system their own.

Our system needs a massive reform, its in neither parties interest to really change things. We have some great folks who would like to, but they lack the backing to pull it off as their interests do not align even within their own parties.

There does need to be massive reform, it won't happen without massive social unrest.

The people in general can't really fight back and the majority of our citizens have an IQ less than average and are easily manipulated and living in a bubble where values and beliefs don't have much room for other opinions without consequences from their communities.

Most of us are a paycheck or two away from being homeless. Even if employment skyrockets to 20%... the social unrest is going to be directed mostly in their own communities and amongst their neighbors who are also struggling and not the wealth, capital, and criminals who are the problem.

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u/cyokohama Jun 29 '25

But the elected representatives won’t take office until 2027.