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The trouble started for Trump is 2019. At that time trouble started pouring in. In actuality the COVID was a strategy against Trump’s re-election in 2020. The Russian conspiracy in 2016 was just in theory linking Trump to de-rail his opponent Hillary Clinton in the Presidential election of 2016. In actuality it was nothing more than just fake news or misinformation or disinformation just as Biden put it in relation to zero inflation. The democrats had been following this strategy of misinformation, disinformation or fake news since Hillary Clinton's defeat in the 2016 elections. The purpose was to distract Trump from executing his work as President with the next Presidential elections in 2020 to throw him out of office. The democrats were not in mind to work for the people of America who had elected them to their posts. The next four years the democrats did nothing except to dismantle Trump in 2020 which they succeeded. Trump had been controversial in the eyes of the public since 2016 one leading to the next until 2019 when COVID broke out. Trump didn't move until March 2019 when already COVID had started taking it's toll. Everything until one year after that whatever the democrats were doing was just a plan they were executing which had been pre-planned. Everything from the election of Biden as the President from COVID, Impeachment, Jan 6th Capitol riots and the most recent DOJ serving a search warrant against Trump had been pre-planned. From the election of Biden in 2020 till the most recent involving the DOJ is democrats Plan B for 2024. Everything else that had happened in the State like BLM, cases against Jan 6 rioters, floods, wild fires are repercussions starting with Joe Biden. We will see the results of all this when new Senate is elected.

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