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Trump’s Federal
MICHAEL DORSTEWITZ
arraigned by the administration of his presumptive opponent. Sen. Ron Johnson illustrated how political it’s
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become by contrasting current events with events past.
“[Gerald] Ford decided not to prosecute [Richard]
Nixon, Trump decided not to prosecute Hillary [Clinton],” the Wisconsin Republican said, “but Biden’s DOJ decided to target Trump, conduct a SWAT team search, and indict a former president, interfering in yet another election.” If we don’t do something to drain the swamp we
may want to change the stars and stripes to a banana on a rainbow field — representing a banana republic run by a cabal of wokesters. — Newsmax
RON PAUL
Democrats vs. Donald Trump
protagonists only make the monster stronger with each attempt to eliminate it. They started before Trump was elected president.
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Hillary Clinton’s campaign — with the full knowledge of the candidate and the then-sitting president, Barack Obama — cooked up a “dirty trick” to portray Trump as an agent of Russia in their eff ort to deny Trump the White House. When that didn’t work, they weaponized the FBI,
CIA, and the rest of the deep state to undermine and hobble his presidency. — Newsmax
he “Democrats and Donald Trump” reminds me of a bad horror movie, where the hapless
DICK MORRIS
Biden, Hillary on Trial
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nd, if Hillary is the real defendant in how this case is playing out politically, her co-defendant is Joe
Biden. Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, has charged this indictment was obviously timed to crowd the startling evidence of President Biden’s alleged corruption off the front pages. We now have a U.S. senator saying, on the floor of
the Senate, that he has in his possession two audio tapes that suggest then-Vice President Biden agreed to take $5 million to get the case against a Ukrainian businessman dismissed. — Newsmax
t was a dark day in American history, the first time that a major presidential candidate was
Indictment
to today, I have witnessed firsthand the sedition and treason of top government and law enforcement partisans out to get him. At that White House, I helped save shipyards and
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tank plants and create hundreds of thousands of good- paying manufacturing and defense jobs. During the pandemic, I helped save tens of thousands of American lives through the timely provision of ventilators, personal protective equipment, and therapeutics. Despite that meritorious service, I am now being
prosecuted for an alleged “crime” that no senior White House of icial in the history of our republic has ever been charged with. — The Washington Times
MICHAEL GOODWIN
Limit Government Power
not because they behaved as angels for the rest of their lives starting the minute they left of ice. It’s because previous generations understood there
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had to be limits to the use of government power, or the country would tear itself to pieces every time the presidency changed hands. — New York Post
here are many good reasons why no former president has ever faced criminal charges, and it’s
s one of only three senior White House of icials with Mr. Trump from the 2016 campaign
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