USA Headlines: Violence & Mayhem Exists

Civil War 2021??
There are 20,000 police and national guardsmen (most are Trump supporters) assembling in Washington DC for the 46th President's Inauguration. It's speculated that they will face off against one million armed supporters of President Trump with the goal of stopping the inauguration of Joe Biden who has fraudulently received ballots from unknown sources; and civil war may begin. The hope of the Patriots is the 'Deep State' traitors will be arrested and violence will be avoided. President Trump has many arrows in his 'quiver' of possible Acts to remedy the treason in the USA - one is the Emergency Powers Act [1].

USA HEADLINES:

Pelosi Makes Outrageous Impeachment Manager Decision: China Spy Paramour Eric Swalwell
Western Journal. If Nancy Pelosi's serious about impeaching President Donald Trump in the final days of his administration, she's got a funny way of showing it.​ After engineering an obviously futile resolution among House Democrat to ask Vice President Pence to try to remove the president he’s served for four years, Pelosi announced her selection of nine representatives to serve as impeachment managers to present a case to the Senate against Trump for any role he might have played in the mayhem on 1/6/21 at the Capitol building. And one name in particular is strange as he's being tied to an intricate espionage plot - Eric Swalwell, the California Democrat known for his sexual affair with a spy for communist China. More here Fox News

Black Lives Matter protesters clash with police over ...
1-13-21. Washington Examiner -- Protesters chanting Black Lives Matter slogans on Wednesday clashed with Capitol Hill police outside the fence erected last week to keep Congress safe during President-elect Joe Biden's transition ... "It's not enough to impeach the president of the United States," ShutDownDC organizers told reporters. "We need to expel the members of Congress who aided and abetted and facilitated the political conditions to allow a fascist mob to overtake the Capitol and have five people die."

Media Mostly Silent As BLM Activists Clash With Capitol
1-14-21, PoliticoDailyNewss.com -- At New Fence Around Building admin. 26 mins ago. 0 Protesters clashed with Capitol Hill police on Wednesday outside the fence that was put up last week to keep lawmakers safe during the transition of power to President-elect Joe Biden's administration. The protesters tried to tie a banner to the fence, with the phrase “EXPEL ALL FASCISTS” on it, but were met with resistance from the police because they were protesting without a permit. The banner had only the names of Republicans in Congress who supported President Trump’s election challenges written on it, including Sen. Josh Hawley.

Sen. Hawley blasts 'Antifa scumbags' for protest at his home
1-5-21, NYPost -- Senator Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) tweeted that “Antifa scumbags came to our place in DC and threatened my wife and newborn daughter, who can’t travel. They screamed threats, vandalized and tried to pound open our door.” The group described their event as a “vigil,” which Hawley did not take kindly to. “Now ‘vigil’ means screaming threats through bullhorns, vandalizing property, pounding on the doors of homes and terrorizing innocent people and children.”

President Nancy Pelosi? Here's How It Could Happen
9-18-20, Forbes.com -- Here's why the massive use of mail-in ballots and the flood of lawsuits coming out of closely contested states could create astonishing nightmare scenarios, such as Nancy Pelosi becoming our next president.

[1] The Constitution does not expressly grant the President additional war powers or other powers in times of national emergency.  However, many scholars think that the Framers implied these powers because the structural design of the Executive Branch enables it to act faster than the Legislative Branch. Nevertheless, because the Constitution remains silent on the issue, the Judiciary cannot grant these powers to the Executive Branch when it tries to wield them.  The courts will only recognize a right of the Executive Branch to use emergency powers if Congress has granted such powers to the President. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/emergency_powers