Mychal Massie was unsurprisingly giddy over the election of Donald Trump. His Jan. 20 column marked Trump’s inauguration by rehashing old grievances against Barack Obama:
It is Monday morning Jan. 20, 2025, as I write this week’s syndicated op-ed. The excitement and ecstatic anticipation are like charges of electricity in the air. In the pantheon of greatness, the man who stands at the summit of same with President Reagan, President Jefferson and President Adams (the first, John Adams); America awaits the re-installment of our indefatigable and fearless leader President Donald J. Trump at noon Eastern time.
The period of the Erebusic political legerdemain has been forestalled. The God of creation has heard the cries of His children and had mercy upon us. The contumelious Fabian Democratic Socialists and neo-Leninists have been, for the moment, vanquished.
In keeping with the spirit of truth surrounding the return of our true leader and commander in chief, and the riddance of malignancy and stain on our once-great republic, three significant historical events have been eclipsed by Barack Obama: 1) Jimmy Carter will no longer be looked upon as the worst president in American history; 2) Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton will no longer be recognized as the greatest liars in presidential history; 3) Clinton’s stain on Monica’s dress, and what that did to the White House in general and the office of the president specifically, will forever pale in comparison to the stain and stench of Obama.
And, my friends, I warn you that Biden is and was the extension of the lucifarian demonicy has been vanquished but not banished. The creator and disciple of the satanic fundamental change of America is and has been Obama, not Biden. Biden was simply the appendage Obama manipulated from the shadows to destroy our families and the other foundations of America.
Massie eventually got around to heaping praise on Dear Leader:
Today I realized that “Greatness” had not died, but the echo of “America’s Greatness” in the spirit of President Reagan had rested in wait for the return of “The Greatness of America” in the person and presence of President Donald J. Trump.
The “Frescoed Frieze of American History” seemed a fitting adornment surrounding Mr. Reagan. It seemed that history welcomed him that night. Today, 20 years after President Reagan’s passing and 35 years after his presidency, “Greatness Returned To Lead America”
With that “Greatness” the vision of our Founding Fathers has returned as well.
Massie spent his Jan. 27 column insisting that Trump is merely a businessman:
President Trump posed a significant threat to the mission of Fabian Democratic Socialists and neo-Leninists, when at the very moment America was poised to reach her nadir, he stepped up to captain the sinking ship.
I argue that the collapse of the America I knew was occurring in real time. I believe without hesitation that the U.S. was in her dying gasps. The globalists and war-whores like George W. Bush and the Bush family industrial war-machine, combined with the Rockefeller family, George Soros and the owners of the military industrial complex, thanks to final machinations orchestrated by Obama, were finally prepared to seize control of the world’s wealth and power.
A century or more had been spent bringing the one-world global empire to the brink of reality. The American people had been deceived into believing there was a difference between the political parties. Perversion was an accepted norm, rabid Marxists had infiltrated the schools, and more importantly for the haters of America, the evangelical church was in a state of debauchery and decline brought on by many embracing a damnable heterodoxy that supplants the Word of God.
I argued from the beginning of Trump’s entry into politics that he is not a politician, and I don’t believe he’s a Republican or even a conservative as said is defined by those seeking popular support from those pro or condemnatory of same.
I believe Trump is a pragmatist businessman who loves America. He sees a problem and understands it must be fixed. He doesn’t see the problem as liberal or conservative; he sees it only as a problem. That is a quality that should be admired and applauded, not condemned. But I get ahead of myself.
[…]President Trump is committed to the citizenry of America and the best interests of the nation. When was it decided that said were bad things for We the People? If the Republicans and their apparatchiks truly cared about America and her citizens, how could Bush, Rove, McConnell, et al. oppose President Trump’s commitment to America?
Despite attempts to financially destroy him, President Trump returns to the presidency, receiving an annual salary of one dollar, while he donates the rest of it. The Bush family enriched themselves massively by being in the White House, as did all of their cronies, not least of which have been the Cheneys.
In fact, Trump made more than $1.6 billion in outside revenue and income during his first term as President, so he’s not as altrustic as Massie wants you to believe.
Massie concluded with a flourish of Divine Donald derangement: “I believe without hesitation that God has, in His infinite mercy and grace, given America an extension on her future. There’s not one doubt in my mind that if we had not elected Donald Trump back to the office he was born to occupy, we would be counting in months and years, not decades, the time left for the existence of our beloved country as we knew it to be.”