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===Trump impeachment===

===Trump impeachment===

:{{Main article|Deep State coup 2.0}}

:{{Main article|Trump impeachment}}

As the [[Democrat]]s [[partisan]] [[impeachment and removal|impeachment]] of President Trump foundered, Democrats and the [[liberal media]] pinned their hopes on the credible testimony of Bolton.  Previously [[fake news]] media had this to say of Bolton:

As the [[Democrat]]s [[partisan]] [[impeachment and removal|impeachment]] of President Trump foundered, Democrats and the [[liberal media]] pinned their hopes on the credible testimony of Bolton.  Previously [[fake news]] media had this to say of Bolton:

{{quotebox|John Bolton has been one of [[liberal]]s’ top bogeymen on [[national security]] for more than a decade now. He seems to relish the role, going out of his way to argue that the [[Iraq War]] wasn’t really a failure, calling for U.S.-led [[regime change]] in [[Iran]] and preventive war against [[North Korea]], and writing the foreword for a book that proclaimed [[President Obama]] to be a secret [[Muslim]]. He is a profoundly partisan creature, having started a super-PAC whose largest donor was leading Trump benefactor Rebekah Mercer [owner of [[Breitbart]] ] and whose provider of analytics was Cambridge Analytica, the firm alleged to have improperly used [[Facebook]] data to make voter profiles, which it sold to the Trump and [[Brexit]] campaigns, among others.<br>

{{quotebox|John Bolton has been one of [[liberal]]s’ top bogeymen on [[national security]] for more than a decade now. He seems to relish the role, going out of his way to argue that the [[Iraq War]] wasn’t really a failure, calling for U.S.-led [[regime change]] in [[Iran]] and preventive war against [[North Korea]], and writing the foreword for a book that proclaimed [[President Obama]] to be a secret [[Muslim]]. He is a profoundly partisan creature, having started a super-PAC whose largest donor was leading Trump benefactor Rebekah Mercer [owner of [[Breitbart]] ] and whose provider of analytics was Cambridge Analytica, the firm alleged to have improperly used [[Facebook]] data to make voter profiles, which it sold to the Trump and [[Brexit]] campaigns, among others.<br>