Trump’s many critics have celebrated the hush money guilty verdict as being a case of the rule of law being fairly applied to all, or they claim this is proof that no one is above the rule of law.
If Trump should be found guilty of squashing a story about a personal indiscretion using his own money, what should we do about Biden and his multi-pronged effort to squash the Hunter Biden laptop story, using not only his personal political resources, but using various agencies of the Federal government to manipulate the 2020 election?
Or what about applying the rule of law to Hillary Clinton, various Democrats, and various federal agents who colluded to undermine the entire Trump administration with the Russian collusion hoax? Or the $50 million that was spent on Robert Mueller‘s investigation based on false pretenses? Shouldn’t the rule of law apply to the actors involved with that conspiracy as well?
Or what about the concerted effort by the entire Democratic Party to squash the story about the Biden family selling influence for millions of dollars over the past 14 years?
Or what about applying the rule of law to Anthony Fauci, who defied Congress by indirectly providing funding to the Wuhan Institute Virology for gain of function studies, which likely led to the creation of the Covid virus and a pandemic that killed hundreds of millions of people?
In short, this is an abuse of the law, not its fair application, and it will hurt our country in ways that are hard to predict but certain and serious.
Once you’ve gone down the road of “by any means necessary,” there is no turning back. The Democrats are firmly committed to doing anything and everything to defeat Trump, moral or not, ethical or not, legal or not, as long as they get their way, like spoiled children or bloodthirsty Bolsheviks.
In doing so, they are destroying the country they claim to want to protect. This is not a moment to celebrate, but is rather an occasion to mourn a potentially mortal wound to our body politic and the actual principle of “rule of law.”
Trey Hoffman
Peachtree City, Ga.
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