Not long after the election was over, it was clear that the newly elected president had committed treason. It was a known fact within our own government that, during the campaign, he had one of his emissaries contact a number of foreign governments, including our enemies, on his behalf. The message was clear: Work for his election; do not do anything that would help his opponent; after he wins, you will reap the benefits.
America soon learned that having a man without no moral compass was far worse than learning all they could about him…
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