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Even Out of Office, Donald Trump Continue Being Hounded

Former US President Donald Trump continues to be hounded, even after leaving White House. The alleged ghoul of incitement to insurrection still haunts him. Trump stares at the second impeachment trial which would probably bar him from ever vying as a president again.
Unlike the first impeachment where Trump was acquitted, in the second charge the prosecutors managing the process are keen to conclude it as fast as possible and will heavily rely on fast-paced video presentations.
Trump’s second impeachment trial comes days after president Joe Biden stated that he would not share with him classified information, a privilege that his predecessors enjoyed after leaving office. Biden described Trump’s behavior as “erratic.”
When he entered office, Biden was too swift to reverse most of Trump’s policies. As soon as he set foot in the Oval Office, Biden reversed Trump’s policies on immigration and climate change. The US President led America back to the Paris Accord. He had pledged that battling climate change would be a priority in his government. 
Immediately after his inauguration Biden said: “There’s no time to waste when it comes to tackling the crisis we face.” Biden made it mandatory for people to wear masks in all federal government property to curb spread of Covid-19. America is the most affected country in the world with the highest record of coronavirus patients and fatalities.

Facebook and Twitter Ban

During the sunset days of his reign, the former US President was banned from Twitter and Facebook after persistently alleging that there was widespread electoral fraud. The two giant Social Media firms declined to restore his accounts after he ceased being a president.

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