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John Bolton has officially turned into the melodramatic character everyone didn’t know they needed. With the news that Kash Patel is Trump’s pick for FBI director, the establishment elites are squawking louder than a flock of seagulls at a beach picnic. For Bolton, the former National Security Advisor with a penchant for unsuccessful foreign policy endeavors, this latest appointment has prompted him to channel his inner Chicken Little, claiming that the sky is indeed falling. Anyone who thought Bolton had hit rock bottom in terms of credibility clearly underestimated his ability to plummet even further.
As reported, Bolton wasted no time in sending a panicky missive about Patel’s nomination straight to the liberal media, specifically NBC. His message was drenched in drama, aptly comparing Patel to Lavrenty Beria, the notorious head of the NKVD under Stalin. This is the same John Bolton who once championed military interventions to an excessive degree but couldn’t maintain his position due to his own hawkish tendencies. Now, he believes a mere appointment could bring about a new era of tyranny, as if Kash Patel had just walked in wearing a dictator’s cap.
To grasp the absurdity of this hyperbole, one needs to recognize that the left’s playbook has been full of exaggerated claims about Trump since the chaotic events of January 6. Bolton’s comments exemplify a deeper trend of comparing Trump not just to a villain, but to a veritable roster of historical tyrants. If bolting from reason could win Olympic gold, Bolton would be a champion without question. One must ponder how Patel could possibly achieve a level of oppression matched only by the Soviet regime, especially considering he is slated to replace a director entrenched in partisan chaos.
Bolton’s grandstanding doesn’t merely stop at the dramatic comparisons. The one-time diplomat suggests that, under Trump’s presidency and Patel’s appointment, there could be mass incarcerations for dissenters in American “Gulags”. Such a claim makes someone wonder if Bolton has unwittingly stepped into the realm of political satire — the kind that almost writes itself. He appears to believe that Patel would be busy rounding up every vocal Democrat and Never-Trumper for some dystopian Americaville, complete with legacy gems and propaganda posters.
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Trump's nomination of Kash Patel as FBI director has sparked outrage among establishment figures, particularly John Bolton, who likened Patel to a Soviet-era enforcer. Bolton's extreme rhetoric reflects a broader anxiety among elites about Trump's…— The America One News (@am1_news) December 2, 2024
It’s worth considering what this uproar really signifies. The Beltway crowd, the ones who had their fingers in the political pie for far too long, are beginning to see their meal tickets potentially come to an end. Trump’s appointments signal a determined willingness to not just shake up the status quo but to obliterate it altogether. The apoplexy over Patel’s nomination merely underscores the looming reality for those who have feasted on political favoritism for decades. They look around, see their reign threatened, and start shouting hysterically in their panic — which, it must be said, is proving to be particularly entertaining.
With everything unfolding, John Bolton stands as a striking example of Trump Derangement Syndrome taken to its zenith. His could be the most extravagant meltdown witnessed since the election, suggesting that the elites go beyond mere anger and delve into full-on spirals of paranoia. It’s hard not to imagine that if there were an award for most outrageous claim against an administration, Bolton would take home the trophy without breaking a sweat. The real battle between the entrenched bureaucrats and the renegade populists has only just begun, and the elite corners of Washington are starting to panic as they feel their influence slipping away. This clash, soaked in rich irony and an abundance of comedic folly, is just getting started, and it promises to be must-watch television.
