Dr.Franklin

So congress did exactly what the constitution says they are supposed to do and that means the US is a banana republic? 

You do know impeachment is a *political* process right?

Unfortunately, you can't really trust either one here. The fundamental problem isn't with the governmental or the corporate structure, even if they could be tweaked. The problem is with American culture and the people running both the government AND the corporations. For a variety of reasons (social media, the destruction of the community, declining religiosity, the destruction of the family, wage stagnation, poor diets, environmental contaminants, etc.) everyone has gone insane. This means that BOTH the corporations and the government are going to do a poor job of acting in the general welfare of the populace. Government and corporations are just tools, and if the underlying culture is a toxic cesspool of warring factions, neither of these tools are going to be wielded appropriately.

To put it simply, I trust corporations more than I trust government. 

P2: The closest we have got to "objective proof" of god is just ambiguous things that could be done by a god but could also occur naturally, there is no direct and objective proof of god yet

You're basically just admitting a reason he is stupid. He filled his cabinet with the same people who have been running the republican party for years. He then did nothing to try to actually push for the agenda he campaigned on. So either he is stupid for appointing these people and then not pushing for his agenda or he is just lazy and didn't give a shit about all those promises he just didn't bother to try to keep. I think it's both. 

On Election Day in 2018, the “Go Vote” reminder Google displayed on its homepage gave one political party between 800,000 and 4.6 million more votes than itgave the other party. Those numbers might seem impossible, but I published myanalysis in January 2019 (https://is.gd/WCdslm) (Epstein, 2019a), and it is quiteconservative. Google’s data analysts presumably performed the same calculationsI did before the company decided to post its prompt. In other words, Google’s “GoVote” prompt was not a public service; it was a vote manipulation.3. In the weeks leading up to the 2018 election, bias in Google’s search results mayhave shifted upwards of 78.2 million votes to the candidates of one political party(spread across hundreds of local and regional races). This number is based on datacaptured by my 2018 monitoring system, which preserved more than 47,000election-related searches on Google, Bing, and Yahoo, along with the nearly400,000 web pages to which the search results linked. Strong political bias towardone party was evident, once again, in Google searches (Epstein & Williams, 2019).4. My recent research demonstrates that Google’s “autocomplete” search suggestionscan turn a 50/50 split among undecided voters into a 90/10 split without people'sawareness (http://bit.ly/2EcYnYI) (Epstein, Mohr, & Martinez, 2018). A growingbody of evidence suggests that Google is manipulating people’s thinking andbehavior from the very first character people type into the search box.5. Google has likely been determining the outcomes of upwards of 25 percent of thenational elections worldwide since at least 2015. This is because many races arevery close and because Google’s persuasive technologies are very powerful

so he is a complete idiot...  You believe he wanted to drain the swamp and thought that the swamp creatures would help him out with that. I can't imagine being more stupid than that. 

Increasingly, Wall St. has drifted from the center of capital investment and price setting to Gordon-Gecko-greed-is-gooders maximizing profit from US losses- pirates deciding who wins and who loses.

The 2 groups are very, very different.