2020 Contrast: Trump's Trade or the Dems' Impeachment

American Thinker.com ^ | January 17, 2020 | Daniel John Sobieski

[Kaslin]

Those switching between coverage of the impeachment proceedings on Fox News and the signing of the Phase 1 China trade deal saw the stark election choice between the two parties and their priorities, between President Donald J. Trump and those Lilliputian Democrats who would remove him from power. Trump offers continued growth and prosperity freed from the power of government and the shackles of a command economy. The comedy team of Pelosi, Nadler, and Schiff offer a palace coup to undo the hopes and free choice of the American people and lead to economic collapse and a Third World justice system where there is no due process, no right to confront your accuser, or to call witnesses in your defense, and an Alice-In Wonderland world where hearsay and presumption trumps, no pun intended, actual facts, actual crimes and real evidence..

Ironically, the China trade deal is the ultimate quid pro quo, doing more to boost Trump’s reelection chances than any Ukrainian phone call, real as in a transcript Democrats ignore, or imagined as in Adam Schiff’s feeble screenwriter wannabe imagination. America gets more winning, more economic growth and prosperity. China gets a deal its staggering economy badly needs after being confronted by an Uncle Sam with sleeves rolled up, not hat in hand.

The Democrats want to cook the goose laying the golden eggs and redistribute them. Trump is more worried about the health of the goose. It is they who are interfering with our elections, not the Russians or the Ukrainians. Maybe colluding with the Chinese to increase the economic well-being of both countries is an impeachable offense. “Can we please have a transcript of all the phone calls between the White House and China?”

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One helps the entire country and Canada and Mexico.

The other attempts to stop the person most responsible for getting the treaty done.

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