All of this unpleasantness could have been dealt with. Joe Biden could be leading the country,

uniting the country, as a one-term president. He would have been beloved. He could have ushered in

generational change, but no, he made a different choice. If Donald Trump becomes the president

of the United States, we will have a crisis in this country

that is acute, that is real, and is as deep as the one this country faced on the edge of civil

war, which Donald Trump talks about and stokes all the time.

It is Friday, June 28th, the morning after the historic CNN debate between the two presidents, Donald Trump

and Joe Biden, 130 days remain until the election, until the last polls close, 52 days remain

until the opening of the Democratic National Convention, and there Democrats must make a decision, followed by a decision that President Biden must make.

This is the warning.

President Biden's entire legacy is on the line.

He should understand this.

If he loses to Donald Trump, the only thing he will

be remembered for is his ego, the brittle ego of an elderly man who couldn't get enough. That is

all there will be. And incredibly, there will be two presidents, Trump and Biden back to back who never have a library.

The legacy is singular.

Trump is the man who desecrated his oath, who attacked the country, and Joe Biden will

be remembered as the man who let him do it.

The man who could not make an argument about American democracy on the

edge of the country celebration of the 250th year of its independence. Let's understand

something from the debate. A president swears an oath. It's the only one written in the Constitution to preserve, protect,

and defend the Constitution of the United States. Let's look at Donald Trump's answer to the

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