Can Trumps Actions Be Supported by Democrats Beyond Resignation?

Can Trump's Actions Be Supported by Democrats Beyond Resignation?

A Critique of Mainstream Media and Democratic Party Policies

Content note: This article contains opinions that are critical of certain political figures and their policies.

The question of whether Donald Trump can undertake actions that would gain the support of the Democratic Party beyond his resignation is a subject of much debate. Traditionally, Democrats have been against Trump due to his perceived corrupt, divisive, and harmful policies. However, some might argue that there are actions Trump could take that might sway the Democratic Party, particularly regarding his tax returns.

Some news outlets like CNN and MSNBC have presented a skewed narrative of events involving Trump. These media outlets tend to be highly critical of Trump and might ignore evidence that contradicts their preconceived notions. The Democratic Party, as they are now, consists of a faction that seeks to scrutinize every facet of Trump's financial and personal affairs.

The former Democrats have now evolved into a "Democrat Socialist Party." They are eager to obtain Trump’s tax returns, which they believe contain damaging evidence that could be utilized against him. However, this is not out of a genuine moral or ethical imperative, but rather a desire to pursue a strategic attack on Trump from a legal standpoint.

Notably, efforts to obtain these returns are not purely altruistic or in the public interest. Consider the manner in which former Special Counsel Robert Mueller extracted information from Paul Manafort. This involved a predawn, no-knock raid by a large number of FBI agents, a search of private premises, and an invasive body cavity search. This level of intrusiveness raises significant concerns about the rule of law and the privacy rights of American citizens.

The Democratic urge to obtain Trump's tax records is perhaps less a matter of legal rectitude and more a form of political vendetta. The purpose seems to be to uncover any possible misdeeds that could be leveraged politically. Notably, while Mueller’s actions towards Manafort were extensive, they were based on a legal predicate and oversight. However, the current Democratic push to obtain Trump’s tax returns is not subject to the same level of scrutiny or legal restriction.

Democrats' Support and Their Lack of Consensus

Theoretically, the only action that Trump could take that might earn the support of Democrats, aside from resignation, is to voluntarily turn over his tax returns. However, this is not likely to happen, as the reasons cited for his corruption and divisiveness are deeply rooted in his policies and actions.

Furthermore, Democrats do not have a coherent set of policies or manifestos beyond a prejudiced dislike for Trump. Their actions and rhetoric are driven by a desire to obstruct, slander, defame, and attack Trump and his supporters. This is exemplified by the treatment of Trump's family members, including his children, by the media and political establishment.

Democrats often use a double standard, as evidenced by their support for initiatives that many consider harmful or detrimental to individual American citizens. For example, they champion causes like welfare, education for illegal immigrants, and providing services to individuals with a criminal background. These measures are often seen as misguided and harmful, as they can provide benefits to individuals who have committed serious crimes or engaged in illegal activities.

Supporting such unpopular and potentially harmful initiatives cannot be reconciled with the traditional Democratic values of integrity and moral responsibility. Instead, it reflects a political calculus that prioritizes electoral strategy over ethical considerations.

Conclusion

In conclusion, while the Democratic Party expresses a desire to obtain Trump's tax returns, they are not likely to fully support any actions he might take beyond resignation. This is a result of their ideological stance and the manner in which they operate. Any actions from Trump that align with their skewed view of justice and their strategic political agenda would likely be supported, but genuine political will to change course is unlikely.