Trump To Face “Scrutiny” from Prosecutors?
“Scrutiny?” Is he kidding? A deluge of criminal indictments, some of which have already been prepared, are going to rain down on Trump the moment he’s no longer the U.S. president.
Take your pick: the 2016 Russian election attack, the Trump Tower Moscow project, Russia-Trump Campaign contacts, obstruction of justice, campaign finance violations, Trump Organization finances, witness intimidation, inauguration funding, SuperPAC funding, foreign lobbying violations, Turkish influence, tax evasion/fraud, Trump Foundation fraud, violations of the emoluments clause, and treason.
More recently, we’ve been talking about hundreds of thousands of cases of negligent homicide.
The Irish Daily Mirror is admittedly left of center, but holy cats do they hate Trump.
A reader offers the graphic at left.
Shell Oil asks: “
I’ll never forget the conversation I had with my mom when Donald Trump arrived on the political scene in 2015. “This is so weird,” I said. “Until now, a serious candidate for U.S. president needed to be a good, honest and intelligent person. Did this somehow change when I wasn’t paying attention?” 
Those who want to know how 
The other day, I was talking to my son Jake about my 30-year career as a marketing consultant for tech giants: IBM, H-P, Motorola, Fujitsi, Sony, Western Digital, Philips Electronics, and DEC, to name a few.
The point being made here points to the skills and capacity for evil that is Donald Trump. His demagoguery, strengthened by a major cable news channel, effectively tapped into the bigotry, fear, and ignorance of almost exactly half of the American people, and has led us to a point where:
A note of explanation to begin: California has 39.96 million residents and is worth 55 electoral points, meaning 726,545 residents per electoral vote. Wyoming has 579,000 people and is worth 3 electoral points, which is 193,000 residents per electoral vote. This means Wyoming voters have 3.76 times more voting power than Californians when it comes to presidential elections.
This guy makes a good point. An accurate understanding of our fellows requires that we acknowledge that about half of Americans have very poor values.
