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Some rulers take on the traits of a dictator but have failed to secure totalitarian rule. Examples include [[Fidel Castro]] of [[Cuba]].

Some rulers take on the traits of a dictator but have failed to secure totalitarian rule. Examples include [[Fidel Castro]] of [[Cuba]].

A recent example of an accusation of attempted dictatorship is the example of the [[House of Representatives]] charges brought against [[Republican Party|Republican]] President [[Donald J. Trump]] led by  [[partisan]] majority representatives of the [[Democratic Party]] that he was seeking to become [[king]] or dictator by denying the [[authority]] of [[Congress]] to [[impeach]] him on two counts of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, which was dismissed and resisted as unfounded by the [[Senate]] majority of members of the [[Republican Party]].

A recent example of an accusation of attempted dictatorship is the example of the [[House of Representatives]] charges brought against [[Republican Party|Republican]] President [[Donald J. Trump]] led by  [[partisan]] majority representatives of the [[Democratic Party]] that he was seeking to become [[king]] or dictator by denying the [[authority]] of [[Congress]] to [[impeach]] him on two counts of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, which was dismissed and resisted as unfounded by the [[Senate]] majority of members of the [[Republican Party]]. The issue "split the country". The House had impeached him. The Senate acquitted him. Chief Justice John Roberts, presiding, read the declaration of the Senate that President Trump "be, and is hereby, acquitted of the charges." Political observers predicted a strong reaction by voters at the polls in the upcoming election.

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