Will Donald Trump Eventually Turn On Devin Nunes? Predicting Leadership Transitions in Truth Social

Introduction

The ongoing question in the political landscape is: will Donald Trump eventually turn on his key supporters, such as Devin Nunes, each time they fail to deliver on his vision?

Will Trump Really Let Devin Nunes Go?

The sentiment circulating through online forums and social media suggests a high probability that Donald Trump will, in fact, let Devin Nunes go. After all, it's no secret that recent 'hires' in 'Fat Donny's' (a colloquial term for Donald Trump) pathetic career have quickly become 'fires' within a few months.

The Failures of 'Truth' Social

Nunes is often described as a cow farmer with no understanding of running a hi-tech social media site. This perception raises the stakes for his tenure at Truth Social, where the potential for success is essentially zero. The platform is projected to continue its downward trajectory, much like previous ventures by 'Fat Donny.'

Previous Missteps and Financial Turmoil

Truth Social, much like previous ventures by Donald Trump, is faced with an uphill battle for profitability. In the past, Trump has filed for bankruptcy six times, with Truth Social destined to be his seventh venture into bankruptcy. This pattern suggests a repeat of past failures, where Trump will eventually blame others for the platform's poor performance.

Setting Up Nunes as a Patsy

The argument that Donald Trump has set up Devin Nunes as a "patsy" for Truth Social's inevitable failure is compelling. Trump may use Nunes as a scapegoat to divert attention from his own shortcomings and flawed leadership choices. This pattern has been evident in past business ventures, where Trump often acquires partners or hires individuals who potentially hold risky positions within the business with the intention of clearing ground for future claims of failure.

Are There Enough People for Trump to Betray?

The more fundamental question is whether Trump will eventually run out of people to betray, each time they fail to meet his expectations or vision for Truth Social, and other ventures. This is part of a larger pattern observed in Trump's leadership style, where he has betrayed and discarded key figures repeatedly.

Conclusion

The fate of Devin Nunes at Truth Social remains uncertain, but given the pattern of 'Fat Donny's' past ventures, it seems highly likely that Nunes will become the fall guy for the platform's inevitable failure. As the question arises, when might Trump run out of people to betray, one can only speculate on how many before this farsighted opposition anticipates with certainty.