Dear Mr. President:
Dear Mr. President:
You say you want a trial. In this regard, allow me
please to ask you a few questions, which, for the sake of time, I will answer
for you. Did you fire Mr. Bolton? That Mr. Bolton might disagree
notwithstanding, I’m certain your answer will be yes. Next, did you have a
right to fire Mr. Bolton? Yes, of course. He serves at the pleasure of the
President.
To keep this short, haven’t you also fired others in
your service? And the answer is also, yes—you have probably fired more people in
your administration than any other president in history (just one indicator among
many of poor managerial and leadership skills, I am compelled to note); and these also, you
had a right to fire because they served at your pleasure.
Did you give them a trial? Of course not—because, as
has been said, they serve at your pleasure. They don't have that privilege.
Now, let me ask you this. Is the President of the
United States allowed to be fired by the American people? You bet your boots he
is! He serves at the pleasure of the American people; and he most
certainly must always keep that fact in the forefront of his mind. It’s called
RESPONSIBILITY! He, however, as President of the most wonderful,
prosperous, powerful, blessed country in the history of civilization, is allowed a trial—unlike those who work for him.
The rules for that trial, however, are not within the
realm of his authority. Those rules are determined by his employers, “We the
People”! And they have been established since the birth of our great nation,
beginning with Article II, Section 4 of the Constitution and interpreted by the
Congress and verified by the Supreme Court since. You don’t “call the shots” on this one, sir. You don't have the authority. Our government is not a
dictatorship yet. Those shots are determined by our Congress—the House of
Representatives and the Senate; and your trial has begun. I am compelled to
add: you had your opportunity to participate, and you refused. In fact, you
have obstructed the process throughout.
In my opinion, you deserve everything you
get. You have been a very bad boy and deserve to ‘stand in the corner”. You’re
old enough to know better. Really, in fact, you should have learned all this in school—if you did your homework that is.
Respectfully,
Ronald Miller
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