Staff Reports
Reading news stories about Donald Trump or Hunter Biden with new indictments or Special Counsels is like deja vu all over again. It’s like waking up to “I Got You Babe” playing on repeat. But instead of reliving the same day over and over, we’re stuck in a never-ending cycle of political drama.
This time, we have new indictments against Donald Trump in Georgia and a Special Counsel investigating Hunter Biden’s business dealings. The media is having a field day, comparing the charges against Trump to organized crime and conspiracy schemes. But let’s be real here, Trump’s presidency was anything but organized. It was more like a chaotic circus with everyone pulling in different directions.
The real motive behind using the Georgia RICO Act (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations) to charge Trump is to cast a wide net, catch as many people as possible, and squeeze them to turn state’s evidence. They want to go after Trump and maybe a few others. But the problem is, there’s no evidence that his presidency colluded with anyone, let alone the Russians. Just look at the disastrous rollouts of his immigration executive orders if you need proof.
After the indictment, Trump boldly promised to reveal a new report on the 2020 election to prove it was rigged in Georgia and elsewhere. But Republican Governor Brian Kemp isn’t buying it. He’s standing firm, saying the 2020 election in Georgia was not stolen. And he’s right. For three years, Trump and his team have failed to provide any concrete evidence of fraud in a court of law. Our elections are secure, accessible, and fair.
The truth is, even without a single indictment, Trump’s baseless claims about the election hold no water. His own former Vice President Mike Pence and Attorney General Bill Barr found no merit in his allegations. It’s time for Trump to accept that he lost because he was a lousy candidate who couldn’t win the Midwest. And now, with these legal battles, he’s only making himself more radioactive to independent and suburban voters.
But let’s not forget about the Democrats. They’re grinning like the Cheshire Cat because these cases serve three purposes for them. First, it keeps Trump in the spotlight and prevents stronger GOP candidates from emerging. Second, it tarnishes Trump’s image with crucial voting blocs, making his chances of winning in 2024 even slimmer. And third, it forces Trump to spend all his campaign funds on legal fees, leaving him unable to mount an effective campaign.
Governor Brian Kemp is absolutely right. The future of our country is at stake in 2024. We can’t afford to keep reliving the 2020 election. We need a Republican candidate who can move past the past, build a winning coalition, and bring the party back from the brink. Trump is not that candidate. The more people hear about him in these lawsuits, the less likely they are to vote for him.
It’s time to break free from this never-ending political cycle. We need real change, not groundhogs driving us off a cliff. Let’s hope sanity prevails before it’s too late.
