I am crying for my country.
Thomas Jefferson discussed “every
form of tyranny over the mind of man”-
describing oppressive power as an example of
tyranny.

- · Attacks on a Blue Star family.
- · An attack on a disabled reporter.
- · A well-defined misogynist, and his attacks on women.
- · An attack on 44, an outright lie, accusing him of a felony.
- · “Mexico is going to pay for the wall. Trust me.”
- · Divest from his businesses?
- · Going to release his tax returns? Changed his mind.
- · No vacation or playing golf?
- · American steel to build the DAP and other pipelines?
- · The leader-in-chief of the attack on 44’s birthplace.
- · Attacking some of the greatest, albeit imperfect, news organizations in the world.
- · Insulting Germany; attacking British intelligence, trying to trap them in the web he weaved when he (always) practiced to deceive.
- · Attacking Congress folks who do not support his health non-plan, threatening them like a bully.
- · No cuts to social security or Medicare?
- · No communications with Russian govt.?
- · Obamacare replacement would cover more people at lower cost?
- And the virulent attacks on Judges
That’s where my beloved country finds itself, after
such a very short time. Not only are
there often tears in my eyes, but most of the world is incredulous, is bleeding
for our often-proud heritage.
One of Webster’s definitions is “the office,
authority, and administration of a tyrant” .
In all fairness to Trump, it has been going on
longer than the last 7 weeks.
For instance, McConnell and Ryan were tyrants when
the refused to act upon Merritt Garland.
That despicable act, or lack thereof, followed
McConnell and Boehner stating publicly that there number one goal was to make
President Obama fail. That makes them
tyrants, if not treasonous dogs.
But, that aside, let’s focus on current events:
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The list goes on and on.
LOTUS is my favorite acronym, me thinks- Liar Of The United States. There are other nicknames, of course. Humpty Trumpty. Drumpf.
Faux Prez.
It’s a nightmare of epic proportions, and it’s one of the
saddest thing I have witnessed in my 62 years.
George W. Bush and Dan Quayle look like Einsteins in comparison.
Talk has turned to charges of treason over the Russian
ties. No.
Treason is outlined specifically in the Constitution. People can only be charged with treason
during a war officially declared by Congress, and it requires two
eye-witnesses. Period.
So, that’s not an avenue for us to correct this ship that has
become the post-iceberg Titanic.
Espionage? Maybe.
The manipulation of an election, and the attacks on one of
our two major parties is an assault on our very foundation, the very core of
our existence.
Those defending the Orangeutan, point out that 44 went to the
UK to lobby in favor of the European Union, and what happened during our
election/campaign is the same thing.
Bullshit. The European
Union has very significant impact/affect on the United States, and we have a
vested interest in it functioning, no matter the format, or what it’s called.
Openly travelling and making speeches is not espionage, not
at all- it’s called Open Government.
Are there other avenues besides espionage? Probably.
CyberCrime. Perhaps
it’s identity theft. In the spirit of
Watergate, is this virtual burglary?
Sounds like it, but I don’t know the legal definition of burglary. Are fiber optics “pipes”, plumbing. And, do we, perhaps, once again have Plumbers
at work?
I dunno.
Or is it fraud, when you set up a lying Auto-Response-Bot,
representing itself as something it’s not?
This is not a Republican/Democrat divide. I never wanted this guy to fail, and we are
certainly justified in treating him like crap because of the way Obama was
treated, including the Merritt Garland debacle.
It’s not about that at all.
No. This is about
simply noticing what the man has said, versus what he has done, or is
doing. He pulled the wool over so many
people’s eyes- seniors, coal miners, pipeline workers, healthcare recipients,
Social Security and Medicare recipients; the list goes on ad nauseum.
I certainly thought that Jeb Bush was going to be the GOP
nominee, and I was not at all dismayed like I am now. I think he would have been pretty good, a
smarter, more moderate version of his brother- and more like his father.
So, how does this all end, anyway? Of course, I have my preference.
If the campaign is guilty as charged, the buck stops at the
top. Trump. Pence.
We have to get them both, and put Paul Ryan in charge.
I never thought I would say that, but there it is. He’s a conservative, and a little wacko, but
he would be a huge improvement over what we have now. He can compromise, he can lobby, he can be
satisfied with getting some of his agenda passed, and saving some things for
another day. He’s not foolishly stupid
in thinking he’s going to get 100% of anything.
So, elevate the Speaker of the House? It’s one option.
I suppose a case can be made for a special election, although
there is no constitutional provision for that, and I am not sure if it would be
deemed legal. The great thing about
impeaching the anemic duo, and finding them guilty, would be that there is no
SCOTUS review- it would be the final word.
Amen.
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