Trump hates finding his biggest hobby after betraying and leaving office-International-China Times

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Almost all American presidents have developed various hobbies after leaving office. After the former US President Trump stepped down, he initially found a unique hobby, which is revenge.

According to reports from The Guardian and Business Insider, the President of the United States will usually withdraw from public view after leaving the White House, but Trump seems not interested in following that convention. He intends to launch a national speech to launch revenge against those Republicans who support his impeachment, so that the people will no longer support them.

According to sources, Trump has targeted 10 Republican senators who voted in favor of impeaching him in January, as well as any Republican senators who dared to speak at the trial next week that would be against him. An anonymous Trump ally said, “I’m sure he will want to get a roulette and put all their faces on.” However, he also understands that after four years of his administration, everyone is already suffering from Trump’s fatigue. Therefore, after the Senate impeachment trial is over, he will choose an appropriate time to attack.

In addition, Trump has vowed to retaliate against the high-profile Republicans who caused him to lose his re-election, such as Georgia Governor Brian Kemp (Brian Kemp), and the chairman of the House of Representatives Republican Caucus Liz, who voted to impeach him. Liz Cheney and so on.

And some of Trump’s allies either insisted on Trumpism in the political circle, or they began to encircle and suppress his enemies. For example, as his loyal ally, Congressman Matt Gaetz of Florida has gone to Wyoming to encourage everyone to oppose Liz.

As for Arizona, pro-Trump Republicans condemned former U.S. Senator Jeff Flake (Jeff Flake) who turned his back on Biden, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey (Doug Ducey), who insisted that the local election was not corrupt, and refused to support Sichuan. Cindy McCain, the widow of the late Senator John McCain.

Although Trump almost disappeared when he launched a second impeachment by the Democratic Party of the House of Representatives, he has since returned to activity. In order to consolidate his influence, he has never ruled out the possibility of another race for the White House throne in 2024, forcing other Republicans who also intend to participate in the general election to pave the way for the election to be cautious.