If the republican party is honest, they would fix politics before trying to overhaul it

We will live this nightmare for the rest of our lives; everybody is affected, some more than others. The fortunate will experience no discomfort, suffer no loss, and continue with a healthy life; the rest of us will pay for mistakes made. Attention must be directed to a series of tragedies that got us here; I do not place blame for that would serve no purpose. In order to understand the implications presented, we must learn what went wrong.

It is not by accident America hates itself; it is part of the plan. A government take over requires division among its citizens. It is usual for the Republicans and Democrats to be at odds with one another, and in some ways that is a good thing. There is nothing wrong with healthy competition, but it must be healthy.  What is unusual is for the President of The United States to be at odds with the Constitution, which he is sworn to preserve, protect and defend.

Taking a step back will help explain the logic of the conclusions reached.  His chief complaint is that the media is unfair to him, which is true. The press is unjust to everybody, especially me; they gave the evening anchor position to somebody with experience.  “Get over it,” life is unfair.  Don’t watch the news if it bothers you;  these days most American’s don’t anyway. Mr. Trump is playing us; he sings the “woe is me” song while slapping down his opposition. 

If you were sitting in my office, I would ask you to relax, I know, how do you do that?  “Please take a deep breath and carefully listen to the words,” with no background noise, you will understand the situation more quickly.  I have been paying close attention to strategically placed words, revealing body language, distinctive mannerism, and behavioral tendencies; the indications are clear; there is a Deep State.


The movement is well on its way to succeeding and was orchestrated by Mr. Trump.  Corruption is like cancer, “uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells,” a government take over begins the same way.  If a branch of government gains control of the other two, democracy turns into a dictatorship.  On his present course, he will have his Authoritarian government within four years.  


Mr. Trump is aggressively putting people, loyal to him, in critical positions to protect him. That accounts for the mass turn over in Washington. When qualified career officials are replaced with unqualified, Trump loyalists, America’s natural security is at risk.   Mr. Trump leaving the White House was never part of the plan; he’s aware that if he is stripped of his powers, he is no longer above the law. 

The pace in which high ranking government and state department officials are leaving their posts is alarming.  The primary reason for their departure is the inability to work with Mr. Trump.  The reports vary, but the consensus is that he can be difficult.  An unsustainable workforce is a national security nightmare, a less qualified staff, will make more serious mistakes.  In some situations,  it could cost lives.  If Trump is unable to gain full support and loyalty from his team, he will fail.  There have been whistleblowers, witnesses, and public officials whose lives have been made miserable by the wrath of Trump.

In the rules of chess, the object is to protect your king and destroy the opponent's king.  In an imaginary game, Trump is the black king; Senator Schiff is the white. Trump has lost most of his pawns and some of his power pieces but has managed to hold on.  By changing the rules, he was able to stay in power.  Mr. Trump granted himself the ability to put captured pieces back on the board. That is why he still has a Secretary of State and Chief of Staff.  Schiff is closing in for the kill; Trump has few pieces left to sacrifice; once they are gone, it will be checkmate for Trump. He has pulled rabbits out of a hat before, this time the rabbits a donkey that will kick him out of office.

Concerns exploded when Trump's lack of moral character did not prevent him from being elected.  Trump supporters claim he was elected to get things done, not have good moral ethics.  He was heard on national television, telling the host how he gets away with grabbing woman wherever he wants.  He has been involved in numerous scandals and is involved in hundreds of court cases.  More alarm bells went off when he refused to show his taxes; he is under court order to present them to the Southern District of New York but has not yet done it.  When the leaders of a nation lack respect, the country lacks it also. 

Mr. Trump's lack of experience manifested itself when it came to foreign affairs. He announced to the world that he takes the word of a Russian dictator over the Intelligence Community, the director left his post over it.  The meeting between Mr. Trump and Putin was secret, with only two interpreters in the room. Mr. Trump's relationship with the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is a disaster for the United States; it worked out great for Jong-un.  After there the first encounter, Mr. Trump said the North Korean nuclear threat is over; they are still testing missiles.  Trump elevated Noth Korea in the global standing, elevated Kim in the eyes of the world, and his people and America got a dead hostage, container of ashes, and a massive blow to America's world image.

The Commander and Chiefs handling of the war in Syria is the worst so far.  When he ordered our troops out, he abandoned U.S. allies on the battlefield. The Kurds were driven off their land by Turkey, working with Russia, who gained control of the region.  Russia now determines what takes place there.  They now control what America once did; our troops have not come home.  Hundreds of Isis prisoners have escaped and are relocating to Iran, to fight our forces there. America gained nothing, our enemies, everything.

He talks about all the great things he does, but if you look closely, he has done more harm than good.  If you reduce corporate taxes, the economy will grow, the deficit will balloon up, but the economy will grow. If environmental controls get rolled back, and the industry is allowed to run loose, the economy will grow as our world dies. The Paris Agreement is a significant step in combating global deterioration. Air quality in many parts of the world is inferior and is causing major health issues. The world once looked up to America now the world looks down and scratches their heads while asking, how could this happen?

The sooner, the better, we can get back to work.  The impeachment hearings are going public next week; the committee has done their due diligence so the proceedings should move along. The Senate will do everything in their power, including ethics violations, to protect the White House. They have to fight for their lives because that is what's at stake. The Republican Party will be devastated, and the damage may take generations to recover. The Republicans will decide to protect American Democracy or to protect, a corrupt, President? I fear that human nature may take precedence over doing the right thing.