If, as Senate Democrats unanimously decided yesterday, it is unconstitutional to impeach Home Land Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, then, a new day has dawned in America, or perhaps we should say, a dark night has fallen upon it. First, the United States Senate has exempted itself from its constitutional duties. Henceforth, it can thumb its nose at them whenever it takes a notion to, as it did yesterday, by refusing to hold a trial for a government official impeached by the United States House of Representatives. Second, if Alejandro Mayorkas is not impeachable, as Democrats allege, then, no government official, elected or appointed, ever again needs to fulfill their oath of office, carry out their constitutional duties, keep the public trust, tell the truth to the American people, obey our laws, enforce our laws, preserve our national sovereignty, or protect our national security. Third, if, as Democrats contend, Mayorkas was unconstitutionally impeached by the House of Representatives for mere policy differences with Republicans, then, treason has become a recognized political policy by Democrats and a plank of their political party's platform. Fourth, and finally, if our political pundits are right, and our Founding Fathers would have been aghast at the present-day impeachment of Alejandro Mayorkas by the United States House of Representatives for nothing more than "maladministration," then, our Founding Fathers owe an apology to Benedict Arnold, since he wasn't really guilty of betrayal, but only of a boo-boo. I'm afraid most Americans have no idea of the dire and desperate straits we're now in, as yesterday's unprecedented goings-on in the United States Senate prove! If you doubt this, regardless of your political persuasion, all you have to do to convince yourself otherwise is consider the fact that the man over and overseeing our homeland security is the unimpeachable Alejandro Mayorkas.

DEMOCRATS SINK BOTH IMPEACHMENT ARTICLES AGAINST MAYORKAS ON SENATE FLOOR WITHOUT DEBATE OR TRIAL