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Terrorist Trump

Here's the truth about Donald Trump:

- He never wanted to become President. He initially ran to boost his brand for an upcoming show.

- He didn't think he had a chance of winning the Republican nomination, let alone the presidential election.

- As soon as he came into office, he became consumed with and corrupted by attention and power.

- These obsessions led to suspicions and investigations into his finances - especially with regard to taxes and foreign dealings.

- It reached the point where he realized (or was told) the only way he could stay out of legal trouble would be to stay in power.

- He's a narcissist, a pathological liar, a sociopath, with no allegiance to anyone but himself. 

- He has done and will continue to do anything to stay in power, including inciting terrorist acts on US soil, which he did yesterday.

Donald Trump doesn't care about you. He doesn't care about me. He doesn't care about anyone except for himself. He has been handed everything in life and has been able to get away with anything. Until now. And he can't handle it. He lost. He's gone to the courts and they all said no. This includes the conservative-leaning Supreme Court. He threatened and/or bribed the Secretary of State of multiple states in order to reverse the election results. That too failed. Throughout the campaign and election season, he lied to the American people about the integrity of our electoral process, just to sow doubt in people's minds. This all led to him inciting violence at the U.S. Capitol yesterday. He directed a terror attack at the U.S. Capitol, where thousands of his supporters attempted to overturn an election and end American democracy.

Donald Trump is a traitor. Donald Trump is a domestic terrorist. Donald Trump should be impeached, removed, and arrested now. It's no longer Biden or Trump? It's America or Trump? It can't be both, for one can't side with Trump and claim they support America, when he's actively trying to destroy it.
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