By Mike Baxter -
January 25, 2021

What was once a billiards room at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate has been transformed into a high-tech command center; gone are racks of pool cues and the half-dozen felt-covered tables where society’s elite played pool, replaced now by server racks and desktop computers that scrutinize, analyze, and record nearly every piece of data on Joe Biden’s ill-gotten presidency.

Biometric security safeguards the room from unwanted guests, and the few visitors allowed inside must surrender cellular phones and digital media for the duration of their visit.

Affixed to a wall painted red, white, and blue—the colors of the American flag—are three digital whiteboards, each the size of a large flatscreen television. Names of Trump’s Democratic enemies fill the rightmost board—Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Adam Schiff, and others who have endured Trump’s wrath, his political ire. The leftmost board is filled margin-to-margin with names of prominent Republicans who at one time or another presented themselves as allies of Trump, but who later treacherously abandoned him in hopes of salvaging their political careers. Mitch McConnell tops the list. Pinched between the names Keven McCarthy and Mitt Romney is the name Michael Pence, highlighted in red, with the word “traitor” beside it.

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