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The uni-party destroyed the constitutional republic and rule of law. They did this in an attempt to gain perpetual power for themselves.

Since we already live in a post-constitutional world, the essential question is to determine who controls the levers of government: us or them?

So, my question to you and others is: Would you chance forgoing our (current) dominant position in an attempt to restore what cannot be repaired? Know that if you fail, you subject you and your progeny to the boot for all eternity.

Or, do you capitalize on the (legal) foundation already established by the nation's domestic enemies, and use the full spectrum surveillance state to ensure the left doesn't regain power for multiple generations?

I say this as a general heads up, but the rational, strategic big picture conclusion shouts to let them go. So don't be surprised if prosecution is tabled. Everything the uni-party did, Trump can now do with full, unquestioned authority. However, if his DoJ pursues justice, then he/we will be hamstrung from using this force to achieve our own ends.

Unlike the left who came just short of their goal of total control, the right can learn from their mistakes and never relinquish power.

[iontheball]

So, my question to you and others is: Would you chance forgoing our (current) dominant position in an attempt to restore what cannot be repaired? Know that if you fail, you subject you and your progeny to the boot for all eternity.
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There are no absolutes. The battle of good versus evil is not something we can wish away or extinguish by design or device but must be continuously waged in the trenches in our lifetime and carried on by our progeny into the future for the betterment of our country.