Steve Tilston

Theo Paphitis, "Clearly President Trump has some form of illness or dementia because he's acting like a madman" "He's a sex offender. He's a convicted felon" "He's a protector of the pedophile ring of Jeffrey Epstein" "He's bankrupted companies" "How the hell did this man get voted in as the President of the strongest nation in the world" My view: Paphitis’s disbelief is understandable. A man convicted on 34 felony counts, found liable in a civil case for sexually abusing E. Jean Carroll, and associated with repeated corporate bankruptcies was nevertheless returned to the presidency. Those facts alone demand a serious discussion about political accountability. Winning an election gives someone the authority to govern. It does not erase their record, establish their integrity or oblige the public to stop challenging them.