Donald Trump
seems wholly unprepared to stand against the questioning of his authority. The
House of Representatives Impeachment Inquiry currently being played out in the
Autumn of 2019 itself is an indictment of this President, in his mind, even
before they come to the conclusion that there are sufficient grounds to
Impeach.
This man
cannot stand even to have a discussion of his orders and policies among his own
staff and inner circle. His decisions issue from his head fully formed, such as
they are, and perfect in his assessment. Anyone who dares to suggest otherwise risks
his wrath, being disparaged, fired and disavowed on the Twitter-stage as
someone who always was inferior and not up to the job.
As the House
investigations continue to gather evidence he has grown more radical and
defensive. He has called for impeachment [sic] of the lead Representatives and
Speaker of the House for treason, and generally bullying him. He has gone as
far as to characterize the inquiry as a lynching. The madness of his methods
grows more extreme by the day.
If the President
feels the inquiry is unfair, fraudulent and capricious now, wait until the
indictment is issued.
The President
has reached a level of crazy and recklessness not before seen in a US Chief
Executive. He is "on the ropes" as they say in boxing. He is in the
corner and being pummeled by the world, not just a few Democrats in the House.
He is like the black knight of the Monty Python skit where the knight gets his
limbs chopped of even as he hops around declaring "tiz only a flesh wound."
It would be funny, but he can salt the fields as he is being forced into
retreat. We have not seen the worst he can do.
There remains
only 13 months until the 2020 elections either rebukes his Administration or reaffirm
it. A sizable portion of that time will be spent with the House moving forward
with the Constitutional impeachment process and the President conducting nearly
weekly #StopMyImpeachmentRallies.
As he flails
and grapples for a hand and foothold to stay afloat, we will see the escalation
of impeachable behavior and acts that are calculated to make the otherwise
orderly process into chaos. At this point in time he has nothing more to lose
that he hasn't already lost in the political arena. He can only be removed from
office once. The evidence already known is sufficient for removal if the GOP
Senate doesn't become complicit in his misdeeds and refuse to remove.
We haven't
seen anything yet.
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