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It has really come to this...

Today, May 2nd, 2018, begins like every other since Donald Trump decided to run for president. He tweets, the media reacts, it occupies the headlines until he tweets again. It has become a vicious cycle that has done nothing but exacerbate an already dangerous threat to our democracy.

Yesterday, news broke that the President of the United States ordered his personal attorney and a couple of body guards to steal his medical records from his previous doctor. News also broke, from the mouth of the former doctor, that Trump faked a doctor's note that claimed he was the healthiest person to ever be elected president.

Let's put aside the complete audaciousness of what I wrote above and ask a few questions.


  1. Why did Donald Trump need to fake a doctor's note about his health?
  2. What would the truth reveal?
  3. Why did he order people barge into a medical office to steal his medical records?
  4. Why did Donald Trump use pseudonyms at the doctor?
  5. Was the order to raid the doctor's office legal?
Now let's revisit what he did and pretend for a minute that Trump has always had integrity.

If this action was carried out by a man of good standing (and I say "man" on purpose because women are held to a different standard just for being born female) this would be outrageous. Because it was done by a man that has no integrity, no morals and is drowning in a mess of his own making, it's minimized. 

So I say it again, The President of the United States faked a doctor's note that claimed he was the "healthiest person ever to be elected President."

This story from the doctor comes as rumors swirl about who may have leaked questions to the press for Trump from Mueller. It seems like this leak may push Mueller to subpoena the president.

Remember this, NO ONE is above the law. Not even the President of the United States. If the President is let off the hook for all he has done, what does that mean for law and order?

People will call this post out. They will say, "There was no collusion" or "It's a hoax" or "Witch Hunt!" I assure you, my opinions on Trump come from Trump himself. The things he has said on television, the things he has tweeted, the things he has said to foreign leaders all form my opinion of him.

The People are stronger than the elected government.

LM

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