
Given wannabe autocrat Donald Trump`s complete disdain for the free press in this country, it`s no surprise that his Justice Department stooped low enough to seize records of four 'New York Times' reporters.
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Given wannabe autocrat Donald Trump`s complete disdain for the free press in this country, it`s no surprise that his Justice Department stooped low enough to seize records of four 'New York Times' reporters.

That led to a violent attempt to steal the election on January 6th that included white nationalist mobs flying Trump and Confederate flags.

During his four years in the White House, Donald Trump waged an all-out assault on the rule of law.

He politicized the Justice Department by pushing frivolous investigations into debunked allegations for his own personal benefit.

He obstructed the Russia probe in ten different ways which were all documented in excruciating detail in the Mueller report.

He openly attempted to influence the outcome of federal trials, including in the case of Roger Stone, who was found guilty of multiple felonies.

And then he abused the system of presidential pardons, bypassing the DOJ to reward his friends and accomplices who faced serious prison time.

Oh, and did I mention his systematic effort to undermine and discredit the American system of free and fair elections?

It was coupled with this idea that he wanted his supporters to believe the press. The press was the enemy of the people.

He trafficked political smears from a foreign country and then pressured the DOJ to legitimize those smears through his personal lawyer.

Donald Trump has been going around and asking his advisers, what do you think of this theory, referring to these far-fetched suggestions coming from far right celebrities, people like Mike Lindell, you know, who owns the My Pillow Company…

this talk coming from the former President is quote, 'very dangerous.'

You can go after a former president, target them for years. Even if they don`t get anything, they get you to spend millions of dollars. And that`s sort of a win, in and of itself. And it`s tens of millions of dollars.

I think it`s a political persecution. And I know that because she literally campaigned on it. In New York, it`s OK to try to persecute your political enemies, to try to target them, to try to hurt them. And they have been doing that for…

I could stage a violent coup and stay in office illegally. And I wouldn`t lose any followers.

The Second Amendment is not about -- it`s not about hunting. It`s not about recreation. It`s not about sports. The Second Amendment is about maintaining within the citizenry the ability to maintain an armed rebellion against the government…