Why Trump Should Face Questions on His Recorded Crimes and Lies

The ongoing revelations regarding Donald Trump have highlighted a matter of public record, which includes documented instances of criminal behavior and sexual misconduct. These crimes are not mere allegations, but rather well-documented events that have left a trail of evidence and witnesses.

Public Record and Imminent Trials

With the upcoming trials, the scrutiny on Donald Trump is unprecedented. This is not the first time his actions and statements have been under the microscope. The trials are set to unfold, bringing to light evidence that has already been gathered and verified. However, there is a persistent question hanging in the air: why should we "ask him any question"? The answer lies in understanding the nature of the crimes he's alleged to have committed and the dishonesty that has become a hallmark of his political career.

The Value of the Truth

Given that any response from Donald Trump would likely be nothing but a lie, the call to question him is not just about seeking the truth. It's about understanding the extent of his deceit and the impact it has had on society. What can be reliably ascertained from his statements is that they are unreliable. The toxic dialogue from his mouth is often a mix of ignorance, malice, and an unrepentant desire to lie.

One commenter succinctly summarized the issue by stating, "The only thing that can be reliably ascertained from the sewage that passes for dialogue emanating from his piehole is that either out of rank ignorance, malign transaction, or the compulsion of an unrepentant liar to practice his craft or a combination of the three, his words are worthless." This underscores the need for accountability and the importance of having an opportunity to hear the details of his actions.

Proposed Questions and the Path to Justice

During any trial or questioning, the following questions should be posed:

Can you please tell us in detail how you tried to steal the 2020 election? This would uncover the extent of his election meddling and show the lies and unlawful activities involved, such as voter intimidation, cheating during the counting process, and pressuring multiple states. What do you think you could have done differently during your presidency? This question can help clarify his responsibilities and the potential for improvement in governance. What did your uncle know if the public knew, would be a game changer for the U.S.? This would address the role of his family and their knowledge, which could have significant implications for the country. Why didn’t you pardon Edward Snowden or Julian Assange? This highlights his stance on whistleblower policies and how it contrasts with his rhetoric on security. What is your honest opinion of slavery? This question probes his views on one of the most significant historical injustices and how they align with his public image and policies.

Each of these questions aims to uncover the truth, acknowledging the necessity of confronting his lies and actions head-on. There is a call for honesty amid a landscape dominated by deceit, and only through thorough and stringent questioning can we hope to achieve justice and accountability.

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