Krauthammer Warns Politicians Are Plotting to Remove Trump

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Fox News commentator Charles Krauthammer warned that members of the political establishment, including some Republicans, are angling to remove President Trump from office.

(WASHINGTON, DC) In a Fox News interview with Daily Caller co-founder Tucker Carlson following President Trump’s rally in West Virginia, Krauthammer warned that removing the sitting president from office would be a “catastrophic mistake” that would “cause a rupture in the country.”

“I think we are really headed into very choppy and dangerous constitutional waters. We know what the Democrats want to do: they want to get control of the House and then start impeachment.

Collusion is unseemly, but it ain’t a crime. So, you have got a political establishment, mostly Democratic, but there are some Republicans who would like to see him taken out of office,” he continued.

“I think that would be a catastrophic mistake. It would cause a rupture in the country where people would say when ‘we people, the ones who have been abandoned and when we elect somebody we like, our guy gets taken out? ‘I thought we had a stable democracy.’

“They can’t beat us at the voting booths, so they’re trying to cheat you out of the future and the future that you want,” President Trump said. “They’re trying to cheat you out of the leadership you want with a fake story that is demeaning to all of us, and most importantly, demeaning to our country and demeaning to our Constitution.”

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Julian Assange ‏ @JuliannAssange, August 8, 2017

The #DeepState witch-hunt of the democratically elected @realDonaldTrump must end. The left (and the right) are colluding in a coup d' etat.

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James Woods‏ Verified account @RealJamesWoods Aug 4, 2017

I've never witnessed such hatred for a man who is willing to work for free to make his beloved country a better place. It is pathological.

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The Weekly Standard: Playing Defense In Opposition to President Trump



Two days after the 2016 election, we had this to say about Donald Trump’s stunning victory:

“We opposed him early and often, and we didn’t think he’d win. We lamented his ignorance, criticized his crudity, and catalogued his untruthfulness. We were troubled by his foreign policy noninterventionism, his antitrade demagoguery, by his lack of discipline and judgment, and also by the likelihood that he would disappoint far too many of his enthusiastic followers, especially those whose policy views we shared.

“We don’t regret having fully aired all of our many differences. Our concerns about his character and some of his policies don’t disappear because he won an election. But he did win an election. The Republican majority in Congress was sustained, arguably because of, rather than despite, his efforts. And more than all of that, he is the president-elect—he is America’s president-elect. We want him to succeed.”

We went on to list the number of ways a Trump presidency would be better than four years of Hillary Clinton in the White House and ended by hoping that just as we had been wrong about Trump’s electoral prospects, we would turn out to be even more mistaken about the kind of president he would be.

It is a little more than six months into the Trump administration, and there have been things to praise. The president has begun rolling back the aggressive regulatory state that grew up under Barack Obama; enforced his predecessor’s red line in Syria; abandoned the failed North Korea strategy of the last three administrations; and appointed strong conservatives to the lower courts along with, of course, Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.

These stand out because they are exceptions to the daily turmoil and dysfunction of the Trump White House. As president, Donald Trump has not risen to the occasion. There was no pivot to normalcy after his turbulent campaign. No hidden statesman has emerged from inside Trump, and he has not, as he recently suggested he might, become “more presidential” than anyone other than “the late, great Abraham Lincoln.”

So far, the president is the picture of a failed leader. His administration is a disaster.

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