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I Have Almost Reached My Breaking Point!

I am at the point in this presidency where I feel physically ill every time I hear the president speak.  I am baffled that anyone can stand behind the overt corruption and lies and call this president great.  There is only one way to Make America Great Again, and that is to start by ousting Trump from office either through Impeachment or General Election, and then continue by ousting every complicit GOP member along with him. 

The actions of the GOP and Trump over the past 3 years are disgraceful to put it lightly.  Never in the history of this nation has so much overt corruption been allowed to occur unchecked politically.  These GOP Senators and Representatives know Trump has committed crimes and many, many impeachable offences, but they refuse to stand up against a tyrant president who has a goal of destroying everything that makes this country so wonderful. 

If a Trump supporter hasn't stopped supporting him yet, they never will.  Knowing that, it comes down to voter turnout in 2020.  Get out to your polling places in the Primary and General Elections and vote Trump out. 

I am not saying any of this as a Democrat.  I am saying this as a Father of two daughters who deserve a better future than the one currently playing out in this country.  Our President is a Pathological Liar, Sociopath, Narcissist, Climate Denier, Harasser, Bigot, Misogynist, Racist, Disgusting Bully, Ignorant Egotistical Child, Philanderer, and unqualified to perform the duties of his position. 

These are things that have all been clearly proven, and yet the strong base stands behind Trump's words and actions no matter what.  Evangelicals stand behind Trump regardless of the countless things he has said and done that contradict their beliefs.  His die hard base stands behind him unconditionally, partially because of ignorance to the truth, and partially because they love how he runs the country like a bull in a china shop. 

What bothers me the most is GOP members of Congress.  The members of the GOP in Congress are complicit.  Many come from purple states and are scared to speak out for fear of losing their seats in the next election.  Many others just stand fast with Trump for numerous reasons, and they are willing to regularly lie on camera (unless they are truly as ignorant as they come off as in the media) for an overtly criminal president with a God Complex and love for dictators.  It is the constitutional duty of Congressional members to impeach this president for the actions he has taken, and yet those who have been complicit continue down that path. 

Don't try converting Trump Supporters at this point.  Simply engage every young to old voter you know and ensure they will be getting out to the polls in 2020 to vote for the Democratic Candidates.  I have never in my life condoned voting straight ticket.  I have always said you should research everyone individually.  I am saying right now that in 2020, #VoteBlueNoMatterWho because our country's future depends upon a massive voter turnout to right this ship...this sinking ship.

Thank you for taking the time to listen to my rant.  I would appreciate any comments you have, and for you to share this on your social media or RT if on Twitter. 

Until next time,

DUNK

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