Hillary Clinton has not held an elected office in over nine years and last served as Secretary of State in 2012 after being appointed to that position by President Barack Obama. Her past accomplishments in public service are well known and her comments now as a civilian on the issues of the day are still informative and timely. And she told the truth about the Trumpet man during the 2016 campaign that has long been confirmed by Trumps own actions.
So after more than 10 months in office, crooked Trump is still living in the shadows of Hillary and strikes out against her with the same fake charges he made during the campaign. His ego has been damaged beyond repair because Hillary won the popular vote by a margin close to 3 million votes, a record for a second place finish in a Presidential election. His tweets about her continue and would like to see her prosecuted because three republican controlled investigations found no evidence to prosecute. The FBI came to the same conclusion in their investigation.
But Trump still has his supporters who fell for his fake news concerning Hillary and also fell for the Russian fake news against her on Facebook, Twitter and Google. And believe it or not, a post came over my Facebook page just the other day by Trump supporters who are trying to drum up support to prosecute Hillary concerning her emails. They are still swallowing Trump's and Russia's fake news and could care less that Russia supported Trump and tried to influence the election in Trump's favor.
The trumpet man has become more unstable every day and the personal attacks against the military and individuals with extreme remarks represent a person who continues to have no respect for anyone. Trump's statement last week that our military was not winning until he took office is a statement of a coward and a disturbed President who does not deserve to be called Commander in Chief.
Donald Trump will never move out of Hillary's shadow because he is a person that does not measure up in political, public or daily life. Impeachment of this President can not come soon enough.
This commentary written by Joe Lorio
