LETTER: Impeachment is a Democratic tactic to confuse U.S. voters

To Ozaukee Press:

After family members complained of growing anxiety over partisan media reports, I was compelled to write.

First, stay in peace. This is a setup, not a setback. God has the final say. It is a Democratic party tactic to muddle the truth hoping to confuse the American people. All efforts to date have failed.

The economy is good, gas prices are low, illegal immigration at the border is coming under control, unemployment is at a 50-year low for all Americans, the consumer is spending and our military has been rebuilt to defend us.

Amid all this good news, Democrats understood that their presidential candidates were losing the American public with their alt-left remake of America. Something had to be done.

The sequence of events went like this: Pick a topic to attack the president, enlist a complicit government partisan in the swamp to change the whistleblower form to eliminate first-hand knowledge as a requirement to publicly complain. Allow gossip and innuendo to substitute for facts. Partisan media gleefully pile on as the Democratic speaker announces an impeachment inquiry no different from the numerous existing committee inquiries seeking to impeach the president. Her goal is to win the Presidential race in 2020. Amid the hysteria she generates, she does not take an immediate vote to put the House members on the record concerning their support for impeachment because she does not have the votes.

It’s all innuendo for the next 13 months. No legal action will ever take place. No House legislation on dreamers or amnesty reform will pass until after November 2020. And most important, Democratic presidential candidates are out of the public eye with their losing message, left to simply comment on the sidelines.

Jean Opitz
Port Washington