Thoughts of a retired physician

  The federal indictment of Donald Trump ( 37 felony charges all told ) will result in perhaps the most significant criminal trial in American history. Trump faces 31 counts of retention of classified government documents and associated charges of lying to federal officers, obstruction, etc. This is at the same time he is the leading candidate for the GOP nomination for president in 2024. As I type this, election day 2024 is a mere 505 days in the future. If you thought the 2020 presidential election was contentious, you’ve seen nothing yet. It seems clear to many that Trump’s desperation to be the nominee and to win now relates to the strength of the case the DOJ has brought. If you have not yet done so, regardless of your political stance, read the indictment in full, then think about what it alleges. The primary purpose of a president is to keep America, its people, and its Constitution safe. The evidence to be presented in court seems to me to be incredibly damning. Yes, I have fri

  In two days Donald John Trump, malignant narcissist, sociopath, and all-around lousy excuse for a human being, will appear in Federal court in Miami, Florida, charged with 31 counts of violating the Espionage Act as well as 6 counts related to his lengthy efforts to conceal his criminal actions. Having lost his civil case against E. Jean Carroll for rape and defamation (which Trump, in his usual way, is appealing ) and as well as a 34-count felony indictment brought by Manhattan Alvin Bragg in the hush money affair with a porn star, Mr. Trump seems to be in a bad way legally. But sociopaths and narcissists soldier on. Trump appeared at two events (in Georgia and North Carolina) to audiences proclaiming his innocence and how he was a victim of weaponization of the government against him. The adoring audiences in those former states of the Confederacy ate it up, whoopin and applauding. Exactly how often does his criminality and malfeasance need to be revealed for this low-life to