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Impeachment Charade: Unintended Consequences Will Haunt Biden and Harris The Donald Trump show trial is proving to be a disaster for its proponents. Rather than disqualifying Donald Trump from being a candidate in any future election or dissuading supporters of the MAGA (Make America Great Again) Doctrine from following him, the show trial has already produced a number of unintended consequences which will come back to haunt its proponents. They should have recalled that timeless warning well-known to the Founders, that “… for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.” Above all...

"slings and arrows" of hate, free lance abuse and the Democratic Socialist "Resistance" to all things relative to common sense for 4 straight years, is acquitted of his record second Impeachment ... this time as an ex-president. President Trump at the NACo Conference, speaking to the county commissioners, in early March 2021 (in the days before the Democratic Socialists' politicization of Covid), about governing the real America of patriots: Above.    photo by Stan Deatherage    Click image to expand.     It was a historic moment in the presidential history of this public, and I wa...

On February 12, when 43 Republican Senators voted to acquit former President Trump of the charge of incitement to insurrection, they reaffirmed the Faustian bargain they had made with him in 2016. Republican Senator Mitch McConnell was the central figure in the GOP's bargain: in exchange for tax cuts and conservative judicial nominations, he and the Republican senators enabled, supported, tolerated, and lent mainstream conservative legitimacy to Trump. For a month after the 2020 election which Trump had obviously lost, McConnell remained silent while Trump repeated the "stab in the back" lie ...

is forthcoming with Cambridge University Press.     On February 12, when 43 Republican Senators voted to acquit former President Trump of the charge of incitement to insurrection, they reaffirmed the Faustian bargain they had made with him in 2016. Republican Senator Mitch McConnell was the central figure in the GOP’s bargain: in exchange for tax cuts and conservative judicial nominations, he and the Republican senators enabled, supported, tolerated, and lent mainstream conservative legitimacy to Trump. For a month after the 2020 election which Trump had obviously lost, McConnell remained...

"I understand Cramer and Hoeven’s cowardice. They fear Trump. They don’t want to be censured by North Dakota Republicans. They don’t want to have primary opponents. Still, they chose their self-interests over doing the right thing for their country."