Deadly Sabotage Could Destroy Trump’s Legacy, And America Too

America faces a tyranny which threatens the very principles on which she was founded. When the citizens of the United States elected Donald Trump to the presidency for a second time in the 2024 election, his battle for executive power was only beginning. Now, he’s up against a much greater opponent than Kamala Harris or Joe Biden: the administrative state itself. 

To understand our crisis, return, for a moment, to the founding itself. America’s Constitution reveals a none-too-exaggerated concern with independence of the internal and external variety. Within the borders of the United States, the judiciary, executive, and legislative branches were to have distinct and separate powers. Beyond the border of the United States, the country was to maintain its freedom from foreign encroachment. This began with safeguarding the highest office in the land from foreign influence. (RELATED: What Mainstream Media Won’t Tell You About Trump’s First 100 Days)