An Interesting Premise

30 days from inauguration

My ERROR! January 26th.

So how much longer are people going to say we have to wait to see the 10D chess game to be played out?

I also am getting tired of the this always follow the Constitution and yet ignore who enforces constitutional law and it is not the military.

https://youtu.be/-SyfjlQatw8

You can always trust the ministers of truth, right? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNEFb_Se8HY

How can you possibly make the comparison of Donald Trump to the greatest American that has ever lived, General George Washington.

At 22 Major Washington, set out to claim the Forks of the Ohio River, for Virginia and the British Empire. Unfortunately, a self-serving Seneca Chief, known to the British as the Half-King, murdered a French officer, Jumonville, and Washington signing his surrender at Fort Necessity, that was written in French, inadvertently admitted to the murder of the French officer Jumonville. This error is the beginning of he French and Indian War. At 23, Colonel Washington saved what he could of Braddock’s column after the improvised Indian and French ambush on the banks of the Monongahela, in spite of Washington’s warnings to Braddock not to fight in the European style in the forest of Appalachia. Washington seeks a British commission and is denied. Washington will serve the rest of the French and Indian War as a Colonel of Virginia militia on the frontier.

Following the French and Indian War, Washington would go on to be a successful surveyor, planter, land speculator, and Virginia Representative in the House of Burgesses.

Washington will volunteer his services at the Second Continental Congress and be named the Commander in Chief of the Continental Army.

Washington will ultimately organize the Continental Army, secure Fort Ticonderoga, and win the Siege of Boston by forcing Howe out of Boston with newly acquired artillery pieces and positions. Washington will go on to relocate the Continental to face Howe at Long Island. Washington will be humiliated during the Battle of Long Island. Washington and the Continental Army will continue to be defeated by Howe at Harlem Heights, Kips Bay, White Plains, and Fort Washington.

Washington is forced to retreat into Pennsylvania. Washington is now forced to risk it all twice and cross the Delaware for surprise attacks at Trenton and Trenton again and Princeton.

Washington in late 1777 will face Howe again at Brandywine and Germantown and be defeated. Ultimately, Howe will capture Philadelphia in 1777.

Washington will reorganize at Valley Forge, and then still lose at Monmouth in 1778.

Washington doesn’t do much from 1779-1780 but stare at Henry Clinton who is too scared to ever make a move out of New York City.

Washington will accept the sound advice of Rochambeau and go trap Cornwallis at Yorktown in 1781 and refuse O’hara’s surrender in Cornwallis’ stead on October 19, 1781.

Washington stops the Newburgh Conspiracy of Continental officers in 1783.

December 23, 1783 General George Washington resigns as Commander of the Continental Army.
Washington easily had the power to become king. Yet he gave it back to the Congress and thus the people of the United States. Only Cincinnatus, a crisis dictator of the Roman Republic, had similar power and gave it back to a legislative body. Washington will retire from public service to Mount Vernon.

Washington will be called back to service and represent Virginia at the Constitutional Convention. Washington will serve as the Convention’s President. Washington’s efforts at the Convention are vital to its ultimate success because of much compromise generally supported by Washington.

April 30, 1789, George Washington is inaugurated the first President of the United States of America. Washington’s presidency will be a long series of precedents.

Washington believed that the precedents he set must make the presidency powerful enough to function effectively in the national government, however at the same time these practices could not show any tendency toward monarchy or dictatorship.
-Appointed a Cabinet of advisors.
-Requested to be addressed as “Mr. President.”
-Presented annual State of the Union to Congress.
-Spent his days doing the business of government and set aside the late afternoon for meetings with the public and evenings for dinner parties with invited guests.
-Made it acceptable for presidents to retreat from the pressures of the job to their own homes while in office.
-He retired after serving eight years and so set the precedent that presidents should only serve for two terms. (Last day in office March 4, 1797.)

Washington’s Presidential Accomplishments:
-Appointed all the first Cabinet, Supreme Court, and all lower Federal Courts.
-Advised the plan for the eventual capital city, Washington DC.
-Established First Bank of the United States.
-Bill of Rights was written and ratified in 1791 in Washington’s first term.
-Resolved the 1794 Whiskey Rebellion.
-Jay Treaty in 1795 normalized trade with Britain and removed British soldiers from all western frontier forts.
-Avoided foreign conflicts and war.
-Treated American Indian Nations as foreign powers to be respected and negotiated with.

Please someone tell me how anything that Donald Trump has ever done, is even 1/10th of what George Washington accomplished in his life. There is no comparison to George Washington and Trump definitely doesn’t even come close.

Hell Washington’s mistake of signing that French Treaty and admitting to a murder he didn’t commit which inadvertently starts the French and Indian War/Seven Years War is a greater accomplishment than anything Trump ever did.