Be Afraid. Be VERY Afraid.

On the latest #LincolnProjectPodcast, Co-Founder @SteveSchmidtSES breaks down the role Trump plays in the GOP and why we can't act like he isn't a power broker in the future.

Listen here: https://t.co/X1YYLLez3r pic.twitter.com/dO6YlOizNX

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) April 27, 2021

Or, you know, not.

Trump struggled to overcome feelings of isolation after leaving the White House in disgrace: report https://t.co/KJ3JT8M3II

— Raw Story (@RawStory) April 28, 2021

Trump is still hoping to play a pivotal role in Republican politics, but his political operation at Mar-a-Lago is reportedly consumed with backstabbing and finger pointing. 

"Right now, it's like a daycare if you took all the adults away," one person familiar with the operation told Politico. "There's virtually nobody with organizational skills left."

No kidding:

I'm watching it now and there's not much news to be clipped, which is probably why it took hours for me to hear about it. Just the same ol' tired Trump rants. https://t.co/m3yz3gYsII

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 29, 2021

Those rants are not going to provide any political strength much longer. For example: 

.@Caitlyn_Jenner is no @Schwarzenegger. She is Team Trump’s handpicked candidate. Anyone selling the idea that she's the way back to power for California Republicans is scamming you.

I write for @USATODAY @usatodayopinion about the #CARecall https://t.co/5dXHVh2uvT

— Kurt Bardella (@kurtbardella) April 28, 2021

Anybody really expect Caitlin Jenner to emerge from the chaos of the California gubernatorial recall like the hero driving out of the smoke of the conflagaration, alone alive of all who are left behind?

Yeah, I don't either.  This problem is by and large the GOP's problem.  The primary purpose of a political party is to provide organizational skills.  If it can't do that, what power does it have?  And if it's Trump's party, who's organizing it?