Why Christians Are Rejoicing Over Trump’s Acquittal in This Week’s Impeachment Trial
Feb. 6, 2020
| Donald Trump was acquitted on Wednesday, Feb. 5. (Reuters) The impeachment is over, and Donald Trump has been found not guilty, as we knew he would be. This impeachment never had any substance. No crime was committed. As I have written before, nothing about Russia, Ukraine or quid pro quo was even mentioned. Instead, it was ambiguous: Contempt of Congress (mainly because President Trump exercised his Constitutional rights under Separation of Powers). If anyone was in contempt, it was Congress, coming up with such ridiculous charges. The other was a charge of abuse of power. What does that mean? Donald Trump was acquitted the day after his magnificent State of the Union address, which I opined about yesterday, and the same week as the debacle in the Iowa caucus. Clearly the Democratic Party is in disarray. The only surprise and huge disappointment to me was Mitt Romney, who rejected what all of his Republican counterparts thought was right and sided with the Democrats. I regret that I ever endorsed him for president in 2012. We knew then he was not a strong leader and that he had flip-flopped his entire political career, and he has done it again. He will live to regret his decision. But Romney does not represent how the majority of Republicans feel about Trump and the attack against him. Penny Nance, president and CEO of Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee, said she hopes this Democratic abuse of power will end now that the trial is over. “Now that the anticlimactic partisan impeachment is over, we hope Senate Democrats take a break from their relentless abuse of power to try to remove the President and instead join him in continuing the great comeback he outlined in last night’s State of the Union Address,” she wrote. “That is what I hear from our CWA supporters around the country. The overwhelming sense is that the whole impeachment sham was a total waste of time and taxpayer money. “That is why, in the middle of all this political theatrics, the president’s approval numbers are the highest he has ever had. The people can recognize an injustice when they see it, and what the Democrats did to the President with this … read more Why Christians Are Rejoicing Over Trump’s Acquittal in the Impeachment Trial (Ep. 21) 19 Minutes – February 6th 2020 Donald Trump has been found not guilty, as we knew he would be. Listen as host Stephen Strang shares his thoughts on the impeachment and what others are saying. Trump may be acquitted but this does not mean he has won the election, you still need to go to the polls to vote. Get your copy of Strang’s book “God, Trump and the 2020 Election” at godtrump2020.com.Listen Now |
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