The Senate Should Fight to Save the OFFICE of the Presidency
Nobody Remembers
As I watched the start of the Senate impeachment trial today on FOX, on another station, C-Span, there was Obama’s former ambassador to the U.N: Samantha Powers. Right before her was Susan Rice.
Both of them trashing Trump. No coincidence there.
While listening to Samantha talk about how dangerous Trump was, she said something very revealing. She said that coups were necessary to overthrow dictators in the world, and the main goal of people like her was to promote the “rule of law.” In other words, coups were just fine, and very necessary if the world was going to get rid of ‘dictators.” In fact, that was a goal that they have been doing for quite some time.
And then, in the next sentence she said that President Trump was one of these dictators.
Which means, to me, even though she didn’t say it, Samantha was admitting the coup that Obama forged against Trump was just that: a coup. And perfectly sane.
In the last two days, Nancy Pelosi has been parading around, giving press conferences…as if SHE was the real President. Signing the impeachment documents with a big smile and handing out pens: Pens that look like bullets…symbolizing the destruction of not only Trump, but the OFFICE of the President, because that’s what this is. Congress is trying to take all Constitutional power from Trump, not only so they want to make sure they can impeach him forever if they don’t like what he’s doing, but also to change our form of government to be ruled by…the global criminal court of mendacious, self-serving elites.
They want the U.S. Presidency to be just a impotent ceremonial office. Like the Queen of England. I think this goes beyond Trump.
In the future, as long as the House deems it necessary, they can impeach a President on just about anything. They can MAKE him weak. MAKE him obey. 
President Trump has done NOTHING unconstitutional let alone impeachable.
If you strip a President of being afraid to even have a private conversation with another leader of a country, then you strip the Presidential office of all it’s power.
THAT’s what they are doing. Not saving our Constitution: but destroying it.
Presidents have to decide, and most times in secret, what’s good for the country. It’s their right as Commander-in-Chief.
Taking out Salamandi was a Presidential right, and the Congress screamed about it. President Trump saved not only American lives, but many Muslims too. It was a great victory for the world.
Another President, like Trump, had to make a decision also that many didn’t like, and he caught hell for it.
President Truman—when he dropped the atomic bombs on Japan.
From Truman by Margaret Truman
‘Dad had a climactic conference with the Joint Chiefs of Staff to decide the final strategy against Japan. They handed him plans for a November 1 assault on the Japanese home island of Kyushu with a total force of 766,700 men. Some of the chiefs predicted light casualties, but Admiral Leahy strongly disagreed. He pointed out that in the bloody Okinawa campaign just ending, American losses (41,700) had been 35 percent of the attacking force. The Japanese still had an estimated 5000 planes ready for kamikaze assaults. There were an estimated 2,000,000 troops in the Japanese home islands. Facing the Americans on Kyushu would be seventeen well-equipped battle-ready divisions.
On both Kyushu and Honshu, Japan’s soldiers would, if their performance on Okinawa was any indication, fight with total fanaticism to defend their scared home soil. Based on this assumption, General George C. Marshall predicted total American dead on land and sea might reach 500,000 men.
Moreover— and this was a very big moreover— the entire America battle plan was based on the assumption that Russia would enter the war before the American invasion. This would pin down Japan’s’ crack one-million-man Manchurian army, as well as on additional one million troops on the Asian mainland fighting the Chinese. If substantial portions of these troops could be shuttled back to Japan by no means an impossibility, in spite of our air and sea superiority, American losses might be many times that already appalling figure.
The atomic bomb was not mentioned in this conference. Behind these problems loomed another specter, mentioned again and again in cables from Prime Minister Churchill: the possibility that with the Allies heavily involved in the Pacific, there would be nothing to prevent Russia from taking over most of war ravaged, prostrate Europe.
My father saw that conventional bombing, even if it worked, and no one doubted that it might take months even a year, would cause more Japanese deaths than the use of one or two atomic bombs.
My father’s decision, and this I think has been largely forgotten was aimed at saving Japanese as well as American lives.
Okay. So, this is WHY the democrats never mention President Truman?
The decision to drop the atomic bomb was all his. Only the President could make that decision.
He thought it through, and made the decision, as was his Constitutional right.
And if the progressives get their way, no Commander-in-Chief, no President, would EVER again be able to make that decision. Dropping the bomb ended the war with Japan.
That’s a fact. 
And THAT’s why, the Senate must shut this down, and SAVE the Constitution, and our three branch republic.
For which we should ALL stand.
Without a President, we will be ruled by a mob. Mostly a New York one. And if it was up to Pelosi, and the Congress to decide to drop an atomic bomb on a country about to destroy us.
WE would all be dead. They wouldn’t do it. If you vote for a democrat, you might just be signing your own death warrant.
It’s a great system. It’s the best system of government ever invented.
Let’s hope they don’t *$&% it up.
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