Apr 22 2019
Who is Stephen Miller …. the reincarnation of?
Stephen Miller is a 33 year-old, far-right political activist, speechwriter and senior policy adviser for president Trump. Although raised by liberals and schooled in California, Miller began in high school or earlier being a conservative provocateur; he harangued fellow students with diatribes on how “everyone and their parents needed to speak English or leave this country”. In college, he tried starting an all-white-male alliance; and strived to “change the political conversation in this country”. He was an “early pioneer in the politics of conservative victimization by the Left”, asserting that Duke University was trying to silence him. He appeared on conservative talk-radio; he later served as press secretary for Michele Bachman, and communications director for then-Senator Jeff Sessions, before being attracted into the stratosphere of the Trump campaign.
Miller is responsible for some of Trump’s most “memorable public addresses from …. Inauguration day promises …. of ending American carnage to — illegal aliens, a crisis of the soul”. Miller is a “chief architect of the travel ban, favors cities warehousing asylum-seekers, wants to reactivate snatching migrant children from their families, and is firmly behind the new proposal of moving and dumping detained migrants to sanctuary cities”. He’s back of the ‘heads-rolling’ at Department of Homeland Security, Secret Service, and Immigration & Customs Enforcement. Miller is a “True Believer in core-Trump policies”. Miller emphatically stated last year, that “the president’s national security decisions WILL NOT BE QUESTIONED!” Trump has told Miller, “you’re in charge”, and stated that Miller, “is an excellent guy, a brilliant person”.
Stephen Miller bears a distinct resemblance to Joseph Goebbels, if not purely physical, than at least ‘in spirit and essence’. Goebbels was a German-Nazi politician, activist, and Reich Minister of Propaganda for Adolf Hitler. Goebbels sought to hide his possible Jewish ancestry from the Fuhrer and others. He began to make use of extreme provocative-speech and propaganda early in his career, pushing the ‘victimization of the Germanic people by the Jews’. He was one of Hitler’s closest and most devoted associates. Goebbels pressured Hitler into total war; he advocated progressively harsher discriminations, including the extermination of the Jews in the Holocaust. From whence comes such darkness? He was enamored by a sociopath, with which he shared such attributes. He declared, “It is the absolute right of the State to supervise the formation of public opinion”; “I think of the press as a great keyboard on which the government can play”.
Trish Forsyth Voss
May 5 2019
Impeachment created by Founders.
On Sept, 8,1787, when the “Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia was winding down, the draft of the U.S. supreme law almost finished”, a few of the Founding Fathers had concerns with the powerful government they were creating, namely that a “president could become a tyrant as oppressive as George III”. Should a president be removed from office only for Treason or Bribery? One of Virginia’s richest planters and a major framer of his home state’s constitution, George Mason asked, “Shall any man be above justice? Shall that man be above it who can commit the most extensive injustice? Shall the man who has practiced corruption, and by that means procured his appointment in the first instance, be suffered to escape punishment by repeating his guilt?”
Governor Morris of Pennsylvania asserted, “Should he be re-elected — that will be sufficient proof of his innocence”. But, the Framers decided that waiting to vote-out a corrupt president prove too injurious to our democracy. James Madison argued that the Constitution needed a provision “for defending the community against the incapacity, negligence, or perfidy of the Chief Magistrate. He might pervert his administration into a scheme of speculation, embezzlement or oppression. He might betray his trust to foreign powers.” Delegate Edmund Randolph agreed, “The Executive will have great opportunities of abusing his power, particularly in time of war, when the military force, and in some respects, the public money will be in his hands”.
“The Founding Fathers never wanted impeachment to be an insurmountable hurdle.” In Virginia, in June 1788, they ultimately constructed an outline of impeachable offenses, such as: attempts to subvert the Constitution, and other ‘high crimes and misdemeanors’, obstruction of justice, abuses of pardoning and other powers, violating emoluments clause, accepting payments and influence from a foreign power. Madison said, “If the President be connected in any suspicious manner with any person, and there be grounds to believe he will shelter him, the House of Representatives can impeach him”.
Lindsey Graham, in 1999, regarding the impeachment trial of Bill Clinton argued, “You don’t have to be convicted of a crime. Impeachment isn’t about punishment; it’s about cleansing the office!” Mitch McConnell, on that subject said, “He could do the right thing or he could cling to the Presidency — regardless of the costs and regardless of the consequences — to his family, to his friends, aides, his Cabinet, and most importantly to his country”. Curiously — what say they now?
Trish Forsyth Voss
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