Trump is one of the greatest threats to democracy this country has seen. This is not about one isolated abuse of power; it is a pattern. Vigilance has never been more important, and the midterm elections will be among the most consequential in recent history. Get out and vote! Examples include: 1. Trying to overturn the 2020 election by pressuring state officials to change the results. 2. Promoting a scheme to replace Biden’s electors with fake Trump electors and pressuring Mike Pence to reject the lawful electoral count. 3. Repeating false claims that the election was stolen, despite recounts, audits, investigations and court rulings that found no evidence of fraud sufficient to change the result. 4. Summoning supporters to Washington before the January 6 attack and failing to act promptly to stop it. 5. Pardoning or commuting the sentences of January 6 defendants, including people convicted of crimes committed during the attack. 6. Elevating election deniers and people who supported overturning the 2020 result to positions of power. 7. Attempting to impose election rules by executive order, including documentary proof-of-citizenship requirements and restrictions on mail ballots. A federal court blocked those rules as beyond presidential authority. 8. Pressuring states to hand over sensitive voter data and suing those that refused. 9. Having the FBI seize 2020 ballots and other election records from Fulton County, based on allegations tied to claims about that election that had already been investigated and disputed. 10. Directing the Justice Department to sue Alaska to block certification of its Senate result if the Republican incumbent loses. 11. Firing independent inspectors general responsible for investigating misconduct across federal agencies; a judge later found the firings unlawful. 12. Firing or seeking to remove prosecutors, FBI officials and agents involved in investigations of Trump or the January 6 attack. 13. Weakening civil-service protections and seeking greater presidential control over independent agencies. 14. Using, or threatening to use, federal law enforcement against political opponents and institutions that challenge him. 15. Threatening civil-society organizations with politically charged investigations or retaliation. 16. Considering the use of IRS tax-exempt status to target nonprofits perceived as political enemies. 17. Dismantling civil-rights and anti-discrimination protections while rejecting remedies intended to address discrimination. 18. Attacking judges who rule against him and undermining the legitimacy of judicial checks on presidential power. 19. Weakening the officials and institutions that resisted his attempt to overturn the 2020 election. 20. Normalizing the idea that elections are legitimate only when he wins, that law enforcement should serve the president personally, and that political opponents are enemies to be punished. I am sure I have missed other examples, but this list was exhaustive (and exhausting) enough. At any rate, if I have missed anything, please add it in the comments. Taken together, these actions should ordinarily constitute grounds for impeachment. @SenateDems , @HouseDemocrats, @SenateGOP, @HouseGOP, @SenatorCollins, @lisamurkowski, @SenThomTillis, @SenBillCassidy, @SenJohnCurtis, @SenToddYoung, @SenMarkKelly, @SenatorSlotkin, @SenOssoff, @SenAmyKlobuchar, @ChrisCoons, @SenatorHick, @SenatorShaheen, @SenatorHassan