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From Day One, President Trump has been fighting a war for survival on x2 (primary) fronts. One front involves law enforcement, led first by James Comey’s FBI and now by special counsel Robert Mueller. The other front is political, where Trump faces the resistance movement led by congressional Democrats. But sift through the fog of last week’s dizzying headlines about guilty pleas, immunity deals and possible impeachment, and a clear picture emerges.
The two fronts have united, with the anti-Trumpers in the Justice Department and those in politics now openly working hand-in-hand against him. In the long slog to unseat the president, the official merger of the anti-Trump forces marks a dramatic turning point. For one thing, it shows beyond doubt that the Mueller probe is fundamentally tainted by partisan politics, with the latest example involving Michael Cohen. Inexplicably, Cohen’s case remains in control of Manhattan federal prosecutors.
Where do y'all see this going? Is it just partisan 'strategery' for the midterms & possibly the 2020 election? If impeached, would it impact the Trump Presidency in any way except for 'electability'?
Revenge of the Deep State | RealClearPolitics
The two fronts have united, with the anti-Trumpers in the Justice Department and those in politics now openly working hand-in-hand against him. In the long slog to unseat the president, the official merger of the anti-Trump forces marks a dramatic turning point. For one thing, it shows beyond doubt that the Mueller probe is fundamentally tainted by partisan politics, with the latest example involving Michael Cohen. Inexplicably, Cohen’s case remains in control of Manhattan federal prosecutors.
Where do y'all see this going? Is it just partisan 'strategery' for the midterms & possibly the 2020 election? If impeached, would it impact the Trump Presidency in any way except for 'electability'?
Revenge of the Deep State | RealClearPolitics