Believing in Trump can be fatal. His supporters are now defending their right to go back to work and bring home the virus. They are still falling for the con. Even his suggestion that they inject themselves with bleach has not made them hesitate. Their death rate will be tragic. Anybody who watches “Fail Army” knows you can survive being stupid, but Trump is reaching levels of stupid never seen before. He might survive because he’s got all the advantages that come with being rich and powerful, but few of his followers have any such protections.

Trump will soon be killing officers in training. He plans to speak at the West Point graduation in June, calling back a thousand cadets who have already been sent home. Trump wants the ceremony to look “nice and tight” without social distancing, because, as we know, it’s all about his crowds.

On top of being a murderer and liar, Trump is a thief. Under his direction, FEMA (the Federal Emergency Management Agency) has confiscated hospital supplies from at least seven states. He has stolen a million face masks from South Florida firefighters; testing supplies from Washington, Oregon, and Alaska; and masks from Massachusetts and Texas. The Trump administration is not telling anyone where this federal stockpile is going or how it will be used.

But we know Trump will take these life-saving materials hostage until governors praise him enough to get some.

We tried to impeach this shameless piece of scum, but Mitch McConnell wouldn’t let witnesses testify. So we’re stuck with him until January. He will go on lying and stealing and killing and ruining the environment and betraying his country until then. That’s why we need to vote for Joe Biden, even in his advanced state of mental decay. If the Dems decide to run an actual real live donkey instead, we need to vote for the donkey.

Trump is a deadly disease. He might be fatal for democracy. The only cure is to vote a Democrat into every single open office in November.  Yes, yes, we know most establishment Dems support Wall Street over Main Street, and few of them stand for real progressive change. But we, the people, need a place to start America’s rehab. And in spite of all his disadvantages, Joe will do.