IMPEACHMENT WON'T ERASE TRUMP'S LEGACY, BY CHRIS EMANUS

I proudly publish this thoughtful inspirational consideration of impeachment of President Trump for a thinking individual and one I'm honored to call a friend. He's a hero as well as one who has dedicated his life to service to our country and to an exemplary family. I'd hope all who read this will, in whatever way you can, evenly silently, salute Chris Emanus, US Army, for his service, his wisdom and character as demonstrated by his thoughts here.

 By Chris Emanus, CW5 US Army
History is filled with the tales of those that have taken stand against tyranny and corruption. They hold a place of honor within our collective consciousness serving as inspirations during times of strife. We celebrate their names, some we elevate to Sainthood. They endure persecution, vilification and, in many instances, death at the hands of their accusers. As ashes smolder, the wicked rejoice in victory ….. only to be judged or forgotten. The impeachment of Donald J. Trump may well result in the untimely end of a presidency, but it will not erase his legacy. The difficult truth is, good doesn't always prevail and is often overwhelmed by the malicious.

Equip yourself with the armor of God and yield not to evil …. regardless of the outcome in this world.

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