Louisiana Voice

The most vile, evil man in America (no, not Donald Trump, but the architect of most of Diaper Don’s malicious, sub-human acts) is now openly advocating the suspension of HABEAS CORPUS, the very bedrock on which the American Republic was founded 250 years ago.

Folks, this is the first step to the complete eradication of freedom. This ain’t a sky is falling scare tactic, it’s all too real. Civil liberties, freedom of speech, press, assembly and yes, even religion, are at stake here.

This is the one outrageous maneuver of many we simply cannot—must not allow to take place. Habeas corpus is the age-old right to force the government to justify, before a judge, why it has locked a person up. It is enshrined in Article I of the Constitution.

Oh, to be sure, what Stephen Miller, that spawn of Satan, is advocating is the suspension of habeas corpus for unauthorized immigrants but don’t think for one nano-second that is just a first step, that it could—and would—be expanded to any other group or person perceived by this bedbug crazy administration to be an enemy of the state.

It is such a horrific idea that an obscure attorney serving as White House secretary, dared to write a SECRET MEMO to Chief of Staff Susie Wiles back on April 29 that said, in carefully-couched lawyerly vernacular, the administration was playing with fire with the very Constitution serving as tinder.

This is way past renaming the Kennedy Center after himself or painting the Reflecting Pool blue or a giant arch or a billion-dollar ballroom or cage fights on the White House lawn or even those “86/47” messages. All those things, irritating as they might be, are nickel and dime stuff compared to this. This is major league tampering with the very foundation of our government and it cannot stand.

Donald Trump’s ego is being fed by this monster Miller and that man knows no restrictions. Ruling vicariously through Trump, Miller will stop at nothing until he has trampled every right we have to vote, eat, think, breathe and speak. He is Hitler without the charm and charisma. He is Idi Amin without the benevolence. He is David Duke without the robe and hood.

But after all that, he must—MUST—be made to understand that he is a mortal man who is required to live by the laws of this country and that his desire to set aside those laws are something that can just never be.

Never.