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The election proved vermin will always behave like vermin. If anyone thought Trump would become conciliatory after he got his slovenly fat ass reamed on Tuesday, they have another think coming. By naming Golam lookalike, Stephen Miller, Chief of Staff, he spat right in the face of the electorate. And like any back-alley rat he will spit and claw until he is eradicated from society and sent scurrying to the bowels of degradation where, fittingly, he belongs. I‘ve often said impeachment of this criminal is not the answer. It will only strengthen the bond with the dullards of MAGA and give him even more encouragement to continue with his tyrannies. Impeachment is not the answer, but subpoenas, indictment, and trial imprisonment for all his criminal and traitorous acts will prove to anyone with a brain he wasn’t just sticking it to the libs but sticking it to everyone in his lust for money and power. This is why he got rid of all those Attorneys General, all those honest members of the Justice Department who could curtail all those criminalities, and why he made certain members of congress aware of upcoming policy decisions so they, too, could become rich in the oil markets while our soldiers died in his unnecessary war, and not take any action against him. Now, in a blind panic he is lashing out at the very concept of investigations, as if his rants will deter the honest pursuit of fairness and justice. The more he squeals like a stuck pig the more he reveals his terror of the inevitable outcome that will see him, his crime family, his cohorts and congressional coconspirators in prison for their many treasons, See this – Boldface mine: Alarm as Trump lashes out like ‘caged animal’ at lawmakers: ‘This will end poorly’ By: Bennito L. Kelty President Donald Trump's latest move against his political opponents unleashed a torrent of warnings that the lame duck is spiraling. On Saturday, Trump announced on Truth Social that he was "ordering the Department of Justice to look into this criminal act, immediately!" He accused Democrats of threatening the attorney general and others with impeachment, calling it "extortion at the highest level," and suggested that imprisonment "should be against these EXTORTIONISTS." He also singled out Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI), claiming without evidence that she plans to go after young Republicans. Independent journalist Aaron Rupar summed up the post as Trump calling for Democrats who sent oversight letters to be imprisoned and directing top Justice Department official Todd Blanche to open an investigation. Michael Kasdan, an attorney and NYU Law professor, warned that with loyalists installed across the Justice Department, the FBI and every executive agency, Trump is "going to fight against Congress and the American people like a caged animal." Former MSNBC host Keith Olbermann argued that Stephen Miller had fueled what he called Trump's "Bunker End Game" mentality, describing the "broken, bitter Lame Duck president" as threatening lawmakers for doing their constitutional job. "This will end poorly for the junta," Olbermann added. Slotkin herself fired back, accusing Trump of having Miller, whom she noted had just been elevated to chief of staff, "draft a tweet threatening to put me in jail." The Michigan Democrat added the administration already tried to indict her before a grand jury in February and said Trump's "hair-trigger obsession" with corruption "reveals more about you [than] it does about me." Politico legal affairs reporter Kyle Cheney pointed out that Congress has every right to conduct aggressive oversight and threaten impeachment, yet Trump is now pushing for a criminal probe of lawmakers who do exactly that. Gregg Nunziata, a former Republican Senate counsel, recalled that his first major public break with Trump came when the White House rejected the basic idea of congressional oversight during the first term. "This is worse," he declared. The progressive MeidasTouch network called the move another impeachable offense, insisting, "Oversight isn't extortion. It's the Constitution."