The unconstitutional impeachment trial of former President Trump is revving up it's engine. President Trump's attorneys will be there, but he won't. Was this the right decision for the Trump Team?

The second senate impeachment trial of President Trump is about to begin. Like the first trial, the former President has decided to not testify. Is this a good decision?

Conservatives en masse are being blamed for what happened at the Capitol on January 6th even though not all the attackers were Trump supporters and some MAGA hat wearing protesters tried to get the police to stop the riot. Is this blame game a power grab and a naked attempt to silence all opposition to a progressive agenda?

There may be a new group that needs a protected classification under federal law to guard against discrimination. Should a new category labeled political affiliation be added to the already existing ones of race, religion, sex, age disability and gender orientation? Are conservatives a new American underclass?

Should we be spending our time, energy, money and focus on an impeachment trial for a former president? Don't we have more important things to focus on such as a pandemic, job loss, China, our southern border or riots in the Northwest to name just a few? Is this vengeance driven floor show going to cripple the new Biden Administration's ability to actually deal with the multiple crisis currently facing the country?

While President Biden is signing a host of Executive Orders that will require a full cabinet to implement, and millions of Americans are waiting for both vaccinations and a 3rd stimulus check, the U.S. Senate is getting ready to hold an impeachment trial for a private citizen who no longer holds office. Is this trial both unconstitutional and a waste of badly needed resources?

The double standard applied by the media and the left to any and all conservatives is killing our country. Two suggestions have been made to help our country to move forward. One is a tit for tat impeachment of a President Biden and the other is a pre-emptive pardon for President Trump from President Biden which would end all federal witch hunts against him. Which idea do you think is in the best interests of the country?

President-elect Joe Biden will take his oath of office in a Capitol festooned with armored vehicles and national guard. Americans now face a big question. Will the country move forward or wallow in a hostile divided union? Does the demonization of the right by the left and the progressive media help the United States move forward from the trauma of this past year or will it inflict a fatal wound?

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is threatening imminent impeachment if the President does not resign or is not removed from office by Vice-President Pence and the cabinet using the 25th Amendment for inciting violence against the Capitol. Is this a realistic reaction to the attack against congress or is the Speaker just sabre rattling as President Trump's Administration gets ready to turn the lights out on January 20th?

There are calls for the President to resign or be removed from office by use of the 25th Amendment or impeached as Democrats, Republicans and Independents place the blame for the siege on the Capitol squarely at his feet. Is that where it belongs? Should the President be allowed to finish his term?