Stephan:   When the Founders wrote the Constitution and created impeachment they specifically had in mind exactly the situation we face today: a president who came into office through the agency of a foreign power, with which he cooperated. Although there seems to be remarkably little concern or even understanding of what is happening at the top of the federal government of the United States, the reality is we are now in a Constitutional crisis unlike any in American history. Donald Trump and the Republican Party are attempting to restructure our democracy and void our Constitution. We have never before been in a situation like this and, so, I am dedicating today's SR to some of the major issues. Some of these tropes: We now have two cabinet officers, the Attorney General and the Secretary of the Treasury who at defying the Congress. We have a president who is laying track for staying in office regardless of election outcomes, and the president is telling former members of his administration to ignore Congressional subpoenas. We need millions of people out in the streets, in order to give the Democrats the backbone they need to do their duty; the Republicans have completely abandoned their sense of duty. This is not about politics. If Trump gets away with this from this day forward a president, any president, can do as they like without fear of any opposing force. That would mean the end of democracy in America, and we would become overtly a fascist state. Don't stand around with your thumb in your mouth. Speak up, stand up.