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Impeach the Cox sacker In October of 1973, Richard Nixon ordered his attorney general Elliott Richardson to fire special prosecutor Archibald Cox because Cox was getting too close to the truth. Rather than comply with the order, Richardson resigned. Nixon then ordered Richardson’s second in command, William Ruckelshaus to fire Cox. Rather than comply with the order, Ruckelshaus resigned. Next in line was solicitor general Robert Bork, who finally fired Cox, but the feedback from the media was immediate – and deadly. As you know, Nixon was finally forced to resign in August of 1974. Then-Governor Jan Brewer tried to fire the chairwoman of the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission in November of 2011. That did not go according to plan either. http://tohell-andback.blogspot.com/2011/11/impeach-cox-sacker.html On Friday, March 10, our tweeter in chief ordered 46 holdover United States attorney to immediately resign. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/10/us/politics/us-attorney-justice-department-trump.html?_r=0 One of those attorneys is Preet Bharara, who is based in Manhattan. His office is known for investigating corrupt elected officials, and is currently investigating New York mayor Bill de Blasio. His office, naturally, would be in charge of investigating in any irregularities of the Trump organization. This morning, Bharara refused Attorney General Jeff Session’s order to resign. To my knowledge, none of the other attorneys have resigned either, even though they are simply “collateral damage” to hide his real target, who is Bharara. Bharara has an uncanny ability to get to the truth, something that Trump has trouble doing. Due to Trump’s declining mental state, and the spreading investigation into the involvement of Russia in last November’s election, it is inevitable that Trump will be impeached or forced to resign in his first year in office. Did Obama order the wiretap on Trump’s phone ?. He sure did, Captain Queeg. By the way, the strawberries are right where you left them.
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Good article. David Remnick's last paragraph sums it up nicely: "The problem in Washington is not a Deep State; the problem is a shallow man—an untruthful, vain, vindictive, alarmingly erratic President. In order to pass fair and proper judgment, the public deserves a full airing of everything from Trump’s tax returns and business entanglements to an accounting of whether he has been, in some way, compromised. Journalists can, and will, do a lot. But the courts, law enforcement, and Congress—without fear or favor—are responsible for such an investigation. Only if government officials take to heart their designation as “public servants” will justice prevail." With the purges going on in the Trump administration to remove the "Obama vermin" it will become increasingly difficult for a "Deep Throat" to expose the illegal activities of the Trump team of loyalists.
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Schmidt Wrote:With the purges going on in the Trump administration to remove the "Obama vermin" it will become increasingly difficult for a "Deep Throat" to expose the illegal activities of the Trump team of loyalists. My thinking (hope) is that what makes america great for 200+ years is that our government has been run by people are ethical\good, and that one person at the top (Trump) can not undo 200 years, and replace it with authorial system that operations on cronyism\corruption. If trump could truly drain the swamp his way, he would become the leader of the country in the same way Putin leads Russia. In such a case, Trump could smile at any reporter and make a very scary point by merely saying: "I hear you have a couple of kids. How healthy are they?"
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