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Should Trump be impeached? I think yes, he clearly broke the law. But if you're still questioning this, look at his pattern and why believing his innocence is akin to believing a magic fairy will bring you a million dollars on your birthday.
Trump's pattern of lies:
Trump's pattern of lies:
1. The birther crisis—he said Obama was not a US
resident, calling him a liar and a fake. For years he went on talk shows toting
this false claim until the election was over, then he admitted the lie and let
it the whole thing go. Oh yeah, he says, I lied. This started when Obama roasted him at a
public event, thus triggering Trump’s fragile ego and need for revenge.
2.
Hilary’s hidden email server. This whole thing
started when it became clear she might win the election. But not only was it
the hidden emails, Hillary became a rapist, a murderer, a criminal. Cries of “Lock
her up” could be heard at all of Trump’s campaign rallies, much to his puerile
happiness. The FBI investigated these claims countless times and came up with
nothing, so then Trump went after them. Perhaps that’s why, in desperation, he
called upon Russia to help.
3.
John McCain became Trump’s anti-war hero. A
crook, a criminal, a liar, a murderer (see the pattern?) because he voted
against the new health care laws Trump wanted to put in place which threatened
to end Obamacare. This angered Trump so much that he still bullies McCain—a dead
man.
4.
Elizabeth Warren became his new scapegoat after she
battled his claim she wasn’t a true American Indian. When she had a DNA test done
and only a small percentage showed such heritage, he continued to call her Pocahontas,
a racist term which he still uses today. And no one in his camp call him out for
it.
5.
Joe Biden—Trump made up a false claim that Joe’s
son Hunter ran corrupt business in the Ukraine. Claiming it was his duty to end
such corruption, he used the famous quid pro quo term “do me a favor” to new leader
Zelensky. It alluded to a secret operative meant to dig up (or create) dirt on
the Bidens—as we all know Joe is currently running for president. What a coincidence!
The words ‘do me a favor’ are straight out of mob speech, like the term rat—don’t
rat me out. Guess who’s used that term before as well?
6.
Greta Thunberg. A young autistic conservationist
with a passionate zest for all things of the environment. Who knows what started
this ego war, but when Time recently made her person of the year, putting her
image on the front cover, Trump lost his mind. He went on to bully her on
twitter then had a doctored cover made with his face photoshopped on top of
hers. A low move from a grown man—a president.
The point I wish to make is this: we have a pattern. In each
case a false narrative is started by Trump—usually after some event in which he
feels slighted or challenged, then it goes into full blown conspiracy meant to derail
if not imprison the innocent party. The claim that Obama wasn’t a US citizen
went on for years. Trump spent countless years, time, energy sticking by his
lie until it wasn’t needed anymore. He makes up detrimental, hurtful lies to
destroy what he sees as an enemy, and vehemently asks the world to believe him.
He hires lawyers, search teams, goes on talk shows, radio shows, and twitter
stating false facts over and over again. He breaks laws. As president, he makes
up his own rules and does whatever he can to win. Including obstruction and collusion.
Clearly, he’s lying about the innocent party, yet he gets by with it over and over
again. It’s a pattern. He lies. He’s a liar. He lies to destroy people. Even children.
When people still seem undecided over whether he should be impeached I say,
look at the pattern. When has this man shown himself to be telling the truth? And
why does America deserve to live in the shadow of his falsehoods one moment
longer than today?
