(#4572) All hands on deck

      When it comes to trump and his many allegations of crime, it will take a village of all stripes to bring him down. It isn't just the blatant way he went about instilling his maneuvers of criminality, it is bringing out the intent. The intention of a crime is about the hardest thing to prove yet when we have so much evidence of the crime(s) it isn't the hardest thing to accomplish. But still, by bringing in all sides of the crime for examination, we do ourselves a service. So the enemy of my enemy is my friend is as good a place to add support as any.
     As most of you know trying to turn former trump officials who were intimately attached to trump during his alleged crime spree has proven difficult. But not impossible. So examining all the evidence through different perspectives will give us numerous avenues to explore. The more to explore the greater chance we find leverage on those who are still unwilling to tell the truth as well on trump himself as he is not a great defender of his own criminal exposure. I know that when you have inside information about what really happened it is tough to keep the defendant from projecting guilt.
     That guilt through the truth will eventually lead to the intent and then we will have the worst person ever appointed president by the short hairs. Democrats added 2 republicans to the select committee and now are adding another ex republican congressman with expertise in cyber issues and as well intelligence matters on national security issues. The committee is beginning to have a real bipartisan feel to it which adds to its legitimacy. Our national honor is at stake and if it takes all of us to bring down one of the worst instigators of American treachery against our constitution then we are better for it.