Trump, wannabe dictator

Sat., Dec. 12, 2020

As Trump accepted Putin’s word, that Russia did not interfere in our 2016 election, all 17 U.S. intelligence agencies say otherwise.

Trump’s claim of massive election fraud has provided Putin the opportunity to announce to the world that the KGB has found evidence to support Trump’s argument. As polarized as Americans are, the resulting violence could trump the damage done to our country resulting from the Civil War.

Was the firing of former Department of Defense Secretary Esper the result of his opposition to Trump considering the implementation of the Insurrection Act to prepare for the inevitable coming violence? Did Trump create this situation intentionally?

Are we witnessing events which may result in this great nation evolving into a dictatorship?

Chuck Delgado

Cheney

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