So you believe that the election was stolen?

“This American carnage stops right here and right now.” — Donald Trump, inaugeral address

A president with a severe personality disorder, in my opinion (and that of dozens of psychologists and psychiatrists), incites a mob that attacks the U. S. Capitol, leaving four dead and substantial damage … the last act in a series of attempted coups by a would-be authoritarian leader. A presidential term that began with a reference to American carnage ends with real carnage.

For the record: the November 3rd election WAS NOT FRAUDULENT. Don’t believe me?

Believe Trump’s long-subservient attorney-general, William Barr, forced out of office when he said that the election was fair and free.

Believe Chris Krebs, appointed by Trump as the Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency — and fired when he said that this was the most secure and fair election in recent history.

Believe Christopher Wray, Director of the F.B.I., appointed by Donald Trump, who echoed what Chris Krebs said.

Believe 25 Republican secretaries of state and lieutenant-governors who are the chief election officials in their states, and who have certified that there was no widespread fraud or irregularities in those states.

Believe the 90 judges who reviewed 61 legal cases — including three Supreme Court justices appointed by Trump — who found all of the charges of “fraud” to lack supporting evidence.