Trump '24 Win Would Completely Rebuke Federalized Politics
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Americans, as has the rest of the globe, witnessed the most corrupt and insane weaponization of our nation's judicial branch.
We have seen (both as president and former president) Donald John Trump be attacked from nearly every branch of the legal system.
All within a few short months, Americans have witnessed our nation's 45th commander in chief under siege by a no longer a republican form of government, but rather by a "weaponized," controlling security state.
From New York to Florida, (and presumably, in the future, Georgia) Trump is broadly identified as an enemy of the establishment, military-industrial complex (one which Dwight David Eisenhower warned us about in 1961).
While some may think he is actually losing support, it would now pay those doubters to look closely at the polls, some of which reflect support for Trump.
We must ask, ourselves if this is reflective of sympathy for the former president, and if so how much of that sympathy is actually comprised of anger over the indictment?
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg attempted to bring one of the most politicized cases (even by the progressive left's standards) by smearing Trump on bogus fraud charges.
Then, a woman named E. Jean Carroll accused the former president of rape in a poorly structured case that even the mainstream media seemed to hardly view seriously.
Now, Trump faces yet another indictment, stemming from the comparatively recent FBI raid of his home in Palm Beach, Florida: Mar-a-Lago.
At that home, Trump allegedly improperly possessed classified documents, even though various presidents in the past were also found to have stored similar types of documents in their residences and offices.
While the National Archive requested the documents back, no one has questioned why, precisely, Trump became such a target by the Justice Department and its FBI arm.
While former Vice President Mike Pence and President Joe Biden both had their homes searched by the FBI, the department's probes into the two men were arguably barely minimal.
Those searches made few headlines.
Apart from that, no further action nor establishment criticisms were lodged at Pence or Biden.
Pence had documents from his time as vice president, at his home in Carmel, Indiana.
Biden's possessed records were found at the Penn-Biden Center in Washington D.C. and at his residence in Delaware, which enacted an ongoing investigation into the president for alleged "unauthorized removal."
These recent examples are not the only ones citable, as former-Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush also had their share of alleged document scandals.
The targeted legal attacks President Trump aimed at him over the past few months indicate how much the deep state fears him.
Both the mainstream media and establishment (in the left and right camps) do not want what happened in 2016 to happen again.
The fear now is, that Trump can do what he wants during his second term; that he could inflame the GOP base, and do so specifically against what is now a weaponized federal government.
Thus, he will be able to clean house on a broad scale.
From getting the United States out of a potential war with Russia, to reforming the depths of the FBI, CIA, and IRS: firing those who are guilty of politically-motivated power grabs, Trump's second term could end up being one of the most consequential presidencies in history.
We must not underestimate the raw energy the GOP has, going into 2024.
Does the establishment-deep state genuinely know what it's getting itself into by trying to deprive our nation's 46th commander in chief of a second term?
If even a smidgen of the entrenched left's plans falls through, this could propel Trump back to the presidency.
The result?
A complete rebuke of federalized politics.
Americans could witness a genuine depletion of the deep state.
One finally draining the swamp, once and for all.
https://www.newsmax.com/kennycody/indictment-pence-penn/2023/06/15/id/1123716/
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