In addition, President Joe Biden and Attorney General Merrick Garland have indicted former President Donald Trump, the Republican frontrunner in 2024 in an unprecedented abuse of power. The Trump indictment represents a threat to constitutional governance. It was only after this bombshell, very credible allegation of bribery, the Justice Department leaped into action and indicted former President Donald Trump for having classified documents and challenging the results of the 2020 election that any reasonable reading of the law and Constitution indicates he had every right to have because they were declassified, and as an exercise of free speech and the right to petition the government for redress of grievances.

Joe Biden over the past four years has repeatedly stated that his presidency is about the soul of the country. If what’s happened with these massive abuses of power for a sitting president to imprison his political opponent doesn’t convince you that our nation’s soul is at stake, nothing will.

The House must commence impeachment proceedings immediately, and the Senate should prepare for a trial.

We are in a battle over whether the Constitution and Declaration of Independence even matter anymore, and it is incumbent upon the House to exercise its Article I responsibility to rein in an out of control executive and begin impeachment proceedings against both Biden and his Attorney General immediately.

For liberty,

Rick Manning
President
Americans for Limited Government