Tuesday, January 16, 2018

Maxine Waters: MLK would be trying to get Trump impeached

Maxine Waters: MLK would be trying to get Trump impeached

January 16, 2018 Maxine Waters: MLK would be trying to get Trump impeached , 1 Comments

By Daily Caller., Jan. 15, 2018

California Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters celebrated Martin Luther King Jr Day by claiming the civil rights leader would have encouraged people to march for the impeachment of President Trump.

“If MLK was alive today, he’d be marching not only for civil rights & protecting voting rights, but to urge Members of Congress to accept their responsibility to save the U.S. from a dangerous man who has no respect for our Constitution & no concern for strengthening our democracy,” Waters wrote on Twitter on Monday.

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 17, 2018 at 12:47 PM

    No, he would not. Mr. MLK was a stand-up person who seems to have old-school values and his patriotism is very evident. He would accept the will of the people- he would not be as divisive as Obama was.

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