translated from Spanish: Trump equates ‘impeachment’ to Salem trials in front of key vote in House of Representatives

US President Donald Trump has declared himself the victim of a more unfair process than the Salem witchcraft trials, in a letter he sent tuesday to Householder, Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi, a day before the legislative headquarters votes to file the ‘impeachment’ or open a political trial against him in the Senate.” I write this letter for history and to put my thoughts on a permanent and indealable record. One hundred years later, when people look at this issue, I want them to understand it and learn from it so that this will never happen to a president again,” Trump said. Democratic congressmen because, he says, they have not overcome Hillary Clinton’s defeat in the 2016 presidential election.Trump has argued that the ‘impeachment’ process “has nothing to do with Ukraine,” stressing that the Democratic Party has already weighed launch it for other reasons as soon as it reaches the White House, including special prosecutor Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russia’s alleged interference in the 2016 election campaign.” You totally failed with the Mueller report because there was nothing to find, so you decided to move on to the next witch hunt, which came with the phone call to Ukraine,” he said. In this regard, he has emphasized that it was a so-called “innocent” and “perfect” in which he did not demand a ‘quid pro quo’ from his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodimir Zelenski, as well as the alleged corruptels of Democratic pre-candidate Joe Biden and his son Hunter in their business in the country and Uropeo.” Everyone here, including you, knows what’s going on. You chose a candidate who lost in 2016 and neither you nor your party have recovered it (…), so you have spent the last three years trying to reverse the will of the American people (…) You are the true enemies of democracy,” he said. SALEMTrump’s TRIALS have sent this letter to Pelosi on the same day that the House of Representatives announced that on Wednesday it will be avote the statement of objections against the New York tycoon. The Judicial Commission accuses the US representative of abuse of power for pressuring Ukraine to investigate the Bidens and the “discredited theory” that it was that country and not Russia that interfered with the 2016 elections, conditioning it the military aid of The United States and a visit from Zelenski to the White House.It also accuses congress of obstruction for rejecting all requests made by the commission of inquiry in the context of its inquiries, both information and arraignments, and for ordering government officials and agencies that also rejected them. Trump has called the Democratics’ charge of abuse of power “completely false and unfounded. “You’re trying to prosecute me falsely accusing me of doing something Biden has already acknowledged,” he said, alluding to the former vice president’s business in Ukraine.On the charge of obstruction of Congress, he has considered it an “absurd and dangerous” charge because ” under that standard every American president could have been prosecuted several times.” In addition, he has complained that he has been deprived of the “constitutional right to due process,” arguing that he has not been allowed to refute the accusations. “There was more right to due process for defendants in the Salem trials,” he said. Key STEP OF THE ‘IMPEACHMENT’The House of Representatives, controlled by the Democrats, will vote on the statement of objections on Wednesday with two possible outcomes: that the ‘no’ wins, so that the ‘impeachment’ will have been shipwrecked, or that the ‘yes’ will win, after which a Trump’s impeachment in the Senate.Trump has been sure at all times that, if the ‘impeachment’ comes to the Senate – which seems most likely — the upper house will exonerate him, given the Republican majority in it. “The Republican Party is more united than ever,” he said. In any case, he has trusted that “voters are wise” and will not let Democrats go unpunished with their “open war against American democracy.” “No intelligent person believes what you’re saying (…) They will hold you accountable in the next election of 2020,” he said.

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