I have no confidence and not one ounce of trust in Attorney General Barr. It seems that he had no desire to indict President Trump regardless of the evidence provided by Mueller’s report. Barr had every intention of following the DOJ’s ruling about this.

Mueller could investigate and acquire indictments through proper legal channels, but he was powerless himself to indict anyone. This is the duty and responsibility of the DOJ and/or our United States Congress, I believe many of them are plain cowards and deserters to their oaths to “defend our Constitution against all enemies, both foreign and domestic.” Furthermore, there is nothing in our Constitution forbidding the indicting of a sitting President.

Which is the most important? The president, Congress or our Constitution, for preserving the greatest republic in the history of the world? We have something worth saving and we need to get serious and begin holding accountable now all those whose actions, or lack thereof, are undercutting it. Why are we so reluctant to demand this from our president and our Congress?

A preponderance of the evidence accumulated over the past three years from Trump’s television appearances and his numerous tweets clearly show, I believe, that he and others are guilty of collusion with the Russians and of obstruction of justice.

It is very clear that Trump, his two oldest sons, daughter and son-in-law are all guilty of gross violations of the emoluments clause. But the lack of action by Congress to stop this has actually encouraged it.

The world and Vladimir Putin need to see that our Democratic Republic works the way it’s supposed to. It’s up to us!

Mount Sidney


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