Miles Taylor: Trump Is NOT Joking About Being a Dictator

Trump's Repeated Dictatorial Statements

• 🗣️ Donald Trump has repeatedly suggested he would like to be a dictator, making these comments on multiple occasions this week and in the past.
• 💡 He previously expressed amusement at the idea of canceling elections to become a dictator and stated he wanted to be a dictator for "one day" in an interview with Sean Hannity.
• ⚠️ These statements are not to be taken lightly, as they indicate genuine desires rather than mere trolling.

Private Admiration for Dictators

• 🤫 Miles Taylor, a former Trump administration official, revealed that Trump privately admired foreign dictators.
• 🎯 Trump expressed jealousy of their ability to exert total control over their populations.
• 🏛️ Taylor recalls Trump stating five years ago that presidential authority "is total, and that's how it's got to be."

Pattern of Action Following Statements

• 📈 Trump's repeated statements, such as "I want to be a dictator," "lock people up," and "send in the troops," were initially dismissed as jokes.
• ✅ However, he has proceeded to enact or attempt actions that align with these statements, proving they are not mere rhetoric.
• 🗓️ When Trump fixates on an idea and repeats it over multiple days, it signifies an intention to act on it, as seen with the "DC takeover" plans.

Warning Against Dismissal

• 🚨 Taylor urges that Trump's comments about being a dictator cannot be brushed off or ignored.
• 📌 The pattern of repeating statements and then acting on them suggests a clear plan for the future.
• 🚫 This is not a joke, and ignoring these repeated declarations could have serious consequences for American democracy.