My 2020 @realdonaldtrump "No Apologies" Tour continues:
With the benefit of 24-hours’ hindsight, it appears that Trump’s attack on peaceful protestors in D.C.’s Lafayette Square marks the end of his presidency. He may continue to occupy the Oval Office, but his tenuous claim
With the benefit of 24-hours’ hindsight, it appears that Trump’s attack on peaceful protestors in D.C.’s Lafayette Square marks the end of his presidency. He may continue to occupy the Oval Office, but his tenuous claim
to legitimacy as president evaporated with the first volleys of tear gas lobbed at Americans exercising their First Amendment rights. Trump believes his illegal use of force was a victory because it generated advertising copy for his 2020 campaign. In reality, Trump has made a
grave miscalculation that will force him to play defense for the remainder of his term. If he remains in Washington, he will be a political prisoner in a White House surrounded by protests. Fences are being erected in D.C. to keep protestors out of public venues; those fences
will not keep demonstrators out but will serve to cage Trump in. If he flees to Mar-a-Lago to escape daily protests, he will be revealed for the coward he is.
Under the karmic principles that govern dictators, excessive force generates greater resistance. Twenty-four hours after
Under the karmic principles that govern dictators, excessive force generates greater resistance. Twenty-four hours after
Trump’s declaration of war on American citizens, there are more protestors in Lafayette Square who are defying the D.C. curfew than before Trump resorted to violence. A few Republican voices meekly defended Trump’s actions, but the overwhelming response was condemnation.
