Seriously, W. T. 🤬

Am I crazy, or is it completely insane that a man convicted of 34 felony counts—not rumors, not allegations, but actual criminal convictions—has the power, the platform, and the audacity to threaten to deport law abiding American citizens he doesn’t like or feels threatened by?

Let’s be clear: Trump was found guilty by a jury of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. This wasn’t about paperwork or technical violations—it was a deliberate scheme to hide damaging information from voters in the final stretch of the 2016 election. These are not victimless crimes. They are felonies directly tied to election interference—ironically, the very thing he so often accuses others of. And let’s not forget: he committed these crimes while seeking the highest office in the land.

And yet—despite being a convicted felon—he IS the President and openly talks about using the Department of Justice to go after anyone he doesn’t like by using deportation as a threat.

Add to that the fact that he openly threatens judges and prosecutors, and labels anyone who holds him accountable as part of some grand conspiracy.

This isn’t just unhinged—it’s dangerous. It’s the stuff of autocrats and strongmen, not democratic leaders. And the fact that so many in power are enabling it—or worse, cheering it on—is nothing short of terrifying.

Seriously, W. T. 🤬.