Rise of Colleges&Universities&News-journalism in a Democracy//And the question of whether let Trump destroy the Republican Party some more; or put him jail as quick as possible//explored.

The reason that China has surpassed USA, is because our system of government is weak and stupid in the face of a country that acts, acts, acts. While our government blocks blocks and obstructs. So we have the scenery of a jackarse Mitch McConnell telling all his Republicans to vote against anything getting done while China builds a submarine that lauches supersonic missiles. And jackarse McConnell insisting on kicking the can down the road for 2 months on financing the entire USA government. So the USA has shithead politicians Mitch McConnell while China has action go go go politicians.

But I was wondering in the past year whether it is better to put Trump on trail for various bad things he has done in New York and the Capitol building insurrection or whether to let Trump further destroy the Republican Party.. See of the rascal can splinter destroy the Republican Party by having him free and loose to campaign? Which is better, having a loose cannon like Trump further destroy the Republican party, or have that loose cannon put in jail out of sight, out of mind?

Considering how dangerous the world is, with Russia going to war over its neighboring countries and China close to invading Taiwan and the North Koreans firing missiles near Japan almost weekly. With so many hot spots and with a USA flailing and failing in leadership. That it is better to have Trump out of the way, with all these world tensions. I vote to lock Trump up as soon as possible. And have the Colleges&Universities&News-journalists focused on that issue. That a Trump who incited a Capitol riot, needs not be campaigning for re-election but needs jail time. And would it not be laughable, if Trump decides to exit the USA, like Snowdon exited for Russia. Would it not be laughable that Trump resides under Putin's Russia for refuge. That would be a fitting ending to the story of Trump in politics.

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