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Is This The Beginning Of The End For President Donald Trump?

Hearing the word impeachment seriously in an entertainment show will
perk up concerned people anytime. Impeachment calls somebody to account
and when addressed to the most powerful man in the world, everybody
wants to listen.

Last week, beginning with the testimony of Sally Yates, the former
assistant attorney general, and definitely not ending with the firing of
FBI director James Comey, Donald Trump's days took a decidedly downward
turn. James Comey had been investigating Trump since the US elections of
2016 for his campaign staffs' connection to the Russians. Sally Yates
was apparently fired because she was looking into Trump's National
Security Adviser's connection to foreign influences. Both were just
doing their jobs.

Today, the assistant attorney general appointed Robert Mueller as
special prosecutor to investigate the Trump-Russian scandal. President
Trump has a formidable challenge in the person of Robert Mueller, a
former FBI director and a highly respected member of the president's own
political party. Mueller served as FBI director for as long as J Edgar
Hoover.

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