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The USA Must Consider Removing President Trump Early

Phaylen Fairchild
9 min readNov 8, 2020

The US President upped his efforts to sew tension, peddle conspiracies and dismantle democracy after losing the election to President Elect Joe Biden.

With 75 days left in the Highest office, the damage that he can do would be irreversible. Donald Trump, who was formally impeached in 2019, has been one of the most polarizing figures in United States history and has used much of his term to relentlessly attack America’s most valued institutions, none moreso than faith in US elections, despite defeating Hillary Clinton in 2016.

The proverbial elephant in the room that has held the Nation in a perpetual and ever-tightening grip for four years has not been openly discussed by Government officials, many who whisper about it in shadowy corners but are, themselves, serving within a swelling body of fear of- not just the President’s retaliation- but the ire of a fervently loyal base growing more radicalized by the day. It is this base that he directly appeals to when taking to his personal podium, Twitter, to attack his opposition- or any anyone with an unfavorable opinion of him- branding legitimate news agencies with the audacity to report facts as “Fake News” while exalting deeply biased, far right-wing blogs and conspiracy websites ran by his personal allies. Trump’s leverage and unnerving influence over his acolytes has resulted in

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Phaylen Fairchild
Phaylen Fairchild

Written by Phaylen Fairchild

Actor, Filmmaker, LGBTQ+ & Women’s Rights Activist All work copyright phaylens@gmail.com

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