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    Peril review: Bob Woodward Trump trilogy ends on note of dire warning

    Sep 18, 2021 4 minutes

    Donald Trump is out of a job but far from gone and forgotten. The 45th president stokes the lie of a rigged election while his rallies pack more wallop than a Sunday sermon and a bottle of Jack Daniel’s.

    “We won the election twice!” Trump shouts. His base has come to believe. They see themselves in him and are ready to die for him – literally. Covid vaccines? Let the liberals take them.

    Deep red Mississippi leads in Covid deaths per capita. has risen above 50,000. This week alone, the Sunshine State lost more than 2,500. Then again, a died for the Confederacy rather than end slavery. “Freedom?” Whatever.

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