Tag: Donald Trump

Open Letter to Donald Trump: Covert Invasion Disguised as Migration Relocation?

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Jim Fetzer As a former Marine Corps officer, who believes in the Constitution and continues to respect the Oath I took to preserve, protect and defend it from all enemies, foreign and domestic, I write to you as the only national leader in whom I–and most of the American people–continue to have confidence. A new report about the Biden Administration bussing “thousands” of illegals to Red States has caused me and my colleagues alarm. As my research colleague and California attorney, David Kenney, replied, “They look like unarmed military!”   When…

Mike Whitney, Trump Just Thumped the Democrats and That’s a “Win” for the Country

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Mike Whitney “Our historic, patriotic and beautiful movement to Make America Great Again has only just begun…I look forward to continuing our incredible journey together to achieve American greatness for all of our people.”                                                              —Donald Trump, President of the United States   The Democrats approached the impeachment with the same cockiness that they approach everything. They thought they’d stomp their…

Aim of Trump Impeachment Is to ‘Chill and Criminalize Speech’ that Opposes Leftist Agenda: Tom Fitton

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BY TOM OZIMEK Protesters clash with police at the U.S. Capitol in Washington on 6 January 2021. (Above, Julio Cortez/AP Photo) Tom Fitton, conservative activist and president of Judicial Watch, told The Epoch Times’ “American Thought Leaders” in an interview that he believes the aim of bringing an incitement of insurrection charge against former President Donald Trump is to “chill and criminalize speech” that opposes the agenda of those on the political left. Calling Trump’s second impeachment trial “anti-constitutional,” Fitton remarked that it amounts to an attempt to silence the voices of those…

Jonathan Turley, Senate faces difficult burden with issue of the second impeachment

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Jonathan Turley The second impeachment trial of Donald Trump appeared to effectively end before it even began Tuesday. In a threshold procedural vote on the constitutionality of trying a former president, 45 senators voted in favor of a motion to challenge the trial, and that means almost half of the Senate believes Trump might not be subject to a trial, let alone a conviction, as a former president. It also means House impeachment managers may not be able to secure the Senate votes to convict. For those members who believe the trial…

Jack Mullen, Trumped & Dumped: The Psychological Operation Scrambles to Survive

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Jack Mullen Americans love to be conned – Alex Jones Former President Trump is playing his final scene today, making ready to hand over the lead part of a government like reality show to the mentally infirm Joe Biden. Biden, with history of pathological lying and a trail of crimes and associations with other crimes had no actual chance of winning a real election, but real elections are now only part of America’s history. “You know, comrades,” says Stalin, “that I think in regard to this: I consider it completely…

Paul Craig Roberts, America’s Demise Is Near At Hand

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Paul Craig Roberts America R.I.P. For years I have been cataloging America’s decline into collapse, not merely economic collapse from economic concentration and the offshoring of jobs and investment, but also the collapse of the belief system that created some unity among a diverse population.  Today not only is the economy done for, but so is the belief system that sustained social and political stability. America no longer exists.  A geographical entity exists of diverse peoples and interests, but not a country, much less a nation.  The United States itself has degenerated into…

The Senate’s Cadaver Synod: The Trial of Citizen Trump would Raise Serious Constitutional Questions

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 jonathanturley   Below is my column in USA Today on the upcoming Senate trial of President Donald Trump. The Hill recently my second column on why the best defense of Trump could be no defense — to skip the Senate trial and force a threshold vote on the constitutionality of the trial of an ex-president. Here is my column: With the second impeachment of President Donald Trump, the Congress is set for one of the most bizarre moments in constitutional history: the removal of someone who has already left office. The retroactive…

Pat McShay, Who Planned the False Flag on Capitol Hill?

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by Patrick J McShay “The Republicans chose Whiteness over Democracy.” — Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House “Our priority will be Black, Latino, Asian, and Native American owned small businesses and women-owned businesses” — Joe Biden, President-elect “Marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard.” — President Donald J. Trump on January 6, 2021 Joe Biden talks about unity while his Big Tech enablers at Twitter, Facebook, and Google censor, blackball and de-platform Conservative and Christian content. Joe’s idea of unity looks like Saul…

ALTERNATIVE TO VIOLENCE: A SOLOMONIC SCOTUS STEPS UP?

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America Can We Talk Let’s be clear:  the chances that the Supreme Court will do anything but punt relative to any of the election fraud claims still pending before it, are the proverbial ‘slim to none’. The totalitarian left has leveraged the January 6 Reichstag fire into a compelled unity of rage against Donald Trump for inciting riots (even though evidence keeps accumulating that the assault on the Capitol was planned and set up and began being executed before Trump even finished the speech said to have caused the riots).  …

Mimi Nguyen Ly, Congress Reconvenes, Pence Denounces Violence

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BY MIMI NGUYEN LY Congress reconvened Wednesday evening after protesters earlier in the day breached the U.S. Capitol building. About six hours prior, the U.S. House and Senate temporarily halted Congress after protesters breached the Capitol building, interrupting concurrent debates in the two chambers over an objection to the counting of a slate of 11 presidential electors from Arizona for presidential candidate Joe Biden, a Democrat. Upon resuming the session, Vice President Mike Pence condemned the violence. “We condemn the violence that took place here in the strongest possible terms. We grieve the loss of life…