Nixon and Trump

During the four years that Donald Trump occupied the Oval Office, over his left shoulder above the Resolute Desk was framed a letter from Pat Nixon, President Nixon's wife. The letter said, “Dear Donald, I hope someday that you run for President. I know if you do that you will be a great President.”

After President Richard Nixon left office, unbeknownst to most, he and Donald Trump became very close friends. Nixon schooled Trump the businessman in depth on exactly how the Washington machine works, telling him everything he might expect should he ever seek the office of the President. President Trump was very aware of exactly how cooked Washington D.C. is, how fixed it is. He was well aware that someone can't just come in there with good intentions and fix Washington D.C. There have to be other solutions to come to bear. It was never about coming in and fixing it. It has always been about just shutting it down and moving power away from the evil corrupt swamp that it has become.

Washington D.C. is currently a spectacle locked behind chain-linked fences for all the world to see it for what it is. It is a virtual prison for the treasonous criminals that run the government and will never be reoccupied when a legitimate government is restored to power. Parts of it that are not ultimately bulldozed will become museum exhibits for future tourists to be reminded of the dangers of tyranny to a republic of free people. A new Capitol will be established in a different part of the country in a revitalization of the Constitutional authority of the people, by the people, and for the people. Pat Nixon shall be proven historically prescient and the honor of Richard Nixon shall be restored.