February 10, 2018
The Mueller
Special Investigation wasn’t even necessary, and I’ll tell you why. All Trump had to do to dispel the whole
Russian collusion thing was to confront the Justice Department head-on by
saying “there was and is no Trump/Russian collusion and my
staff and I are willing to testify on oath to that right now!” That is, if Trump and his cronies had nothing to
hide. Instead, from the beginning he has been stonewalling, lying and firing
all officials blocking the removal of the Special Counsel. For someone who
constantly boasts his innocence, Trump has continually acted anything but innocent.
In an
earlier article entitled “Trump the
Chump” I recalled that Trump “fired Acting Attorney General Sally Yates. He
then followed-up with the firing of U.S. Attorney General Preet Bharara and FBI
Director, James Comey. He also went after Attorney General Jeff Sessions, but
that didn’t work out supposedly because Sessions’ capital on Capitol Hill
exceeded Trump’s. All of these
government professionals had the potential to impact his business and/or legal
interests.”
When are we all going to wake up and see the truth?
This pertains especially to Trump’s Republican enablers on Capitol Hill.
In the same
previous article I referred to the president as a “Pied Piper.” This man will
lead us to the water and drown us all
unless we all confront him and make
sure he is brought to justice regarding his many
alleged misdeeds. We cannot continue to allow Trump’s Capitol Hill team mates to shelter him in the name of
politics. This is beyond partisan politics! It is totally about protecting and
preserving our government so that we can be trusted and revered at home and
abroad again.
Trump
supporters will tell you that he’s a good man. They will tell you that he
delivers on what he says he will deliver on. They will say that he’s a good man
of basic honesty and integrity. Sure, at times, they say, he may exaggerate a
little, but that’s ok-nothing major. Surprisingly, many Trump supporters don’t
see him as being disrespectful of foes and others. Rather, they see him as being
assertive in a positive way. In response
to Don Lemon’s question on the possibility of Trump racism, Trump told him he
is not a racist. However, when one looks at Trump’s, history,
a different image emerges. Consider his condemnation of the Central Park Five,
the minority youngsters who were eventually exonerated of the rape of a white
woman in New York’s Central Park. Recall his saying that there were good people
on both sides in Charlottesville, Va. where on one side citizens were protesting
for equality while protestors on the other
side were violently beating people up and shouting “Jews will not replace us.”
Non Trump
supporters are not so easy to dismiss his behavior. They realize that terms
like “little Marco”, “lying Ted”, “Crooked Hillary” and “sons
of bitches” are not reminiscent of terms used by traditional U.S.
presidential candidates or U.S. presidents in the public arena. These terms are
degrading and irresponsible. But it’s not only this. Mr. Trump has alienated some of our international
friends and allies. Yet he tenderly
embraces our major foe of several
decades. What is the real reason why he continually refuses to invoke sanctions
on Russia in direct opposition to the recommendations of his own Congress? Why
does he not overtly condemn this man about his interference in the last U.S.
election? Why does Trump twist himself into a pretzel rather than say something bad about this man? With Donald
Trump everyone is “fair game”, except
Mr. Putin. Why? Why? What is the special relationship between Mr. Putin and The
Innocent Man of Capitol Hill? All Trump had to do from the beginning was
to proclaim his innocence and his total campaign’s innocence, prove it, that
would have ended the whole thing! But here we are over one year later and
though innocence has been proclaimed, Trump
has submitted no undisputable proof of innocence whatsoever.
I agree.
ReplyDeleteCandice