Who Is Donald Trump?
You can tell everything or at least a great deal about a man by looking at who wants him gone.
I want you to sit with that for a moment. Make a list of the people and institutions that have spent 10 years trying to remove Donald Trump.
¨ The Chinese Communist Party,
¨ the Iranian regime,
¨ the global Pharmaceutical industry,
¨ the legacy media,
¨ the Hollywood machine,
¨ the university system,
¨ the intelligence agencies that were built to protect America and turn their tools on an American president,
¨ the billionaire class that owns the platforms and the newspapers and the think tanks that shape what the world is encouraged to think.
Every single one of them wants him gone.
Now ask yourself one question.
What do all of those powerful institutions have in common? They all got richer and stronger and more powerful while the factory closed and the border opened and the churches emptied and our grocery bill doubled.
They all did extraordinarily well during the years that were extraordinarily hard for me and everyone I know. And the moment a man stood up and said that arrangement was going to change, every single one of them pointed in the same direction and said he is the threat.
Luke chapter 6, verse 26. Woe to you when everyone speaks well of you. That is how their ancestors treated the false prophets. Jesus flipped that entirely. He said, “The man everyone approves of is the one to watch carefully. The prophets who told the powerful what they wanted to hear with the false ones, the real ones, made enemies of exactly the kind of people who were lining up against Trump today.
I am not telling you any man is beyond question. I am telling you that the quality of a man's enemies tells you something his friends never will. Look at who wants him gone. Look at who benefits if he goes. Then decide for yourself what that tells you about who he is fighting for.
God bless you.
The future isn’t built overnight.
It’s built one good decision…
One lesson…
One act of perseverance at a time.
Keep moving forward.
Hope. Preparation. Perseverance. Justice.
There comes a point in every difficult journey when a person has two choices: accept defeat or keep moving forward.
In my experience, hope is not wishful thinking—it is a decision. It’s the decision to keep learning, to keep preparing, and to keep believing that tomorrow can be better than today.
Whether you’re a lawyer, a paralegal, a student, a family member supporting an incarcerated loved one, or someone striving to rebuild your life, never underestimate the power of persistence. Some of the greatest victories begin with a single question, a willingness to learn, and the courage to refuse to give up.
I’ve spent more than three decades studying criminal appeals and postconviction remedies, and one lesson stands above all the rest:
Preparation creates opportunity. Perseverance makes the most of it.
No matter where you are today, keep moving forward. Continue learning. Continue growing. Continue believing that your best work—and your greatest opportunities—may still lie ahead.
Hope. Preparation. Perseverance. Justice.
I hope everyone is having a happy and safe 250th Fourth of July birthday celebration.
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To all those who voted for Trump, and those who for whatever reason still support and believe in him. Let me tell you about Donald Trump.
Oh, he’s a real problem, isn’t he?
A man who refuses to play by the old rules… who walks into Washington and doesn’t seem to care how things have “always been done.” A man who disrupts systems, challenges norms, and makes a lot of very comfortable people extremely uncomfortable.
And that’s exactly why they can’t stand him.
Because while others perfected the art of talking, he mastered the art of doing.
You hear the complaints—too aggressive, too direct, too unwilling to compromise with the status quo. But let’s be honest about what that really means. It means he was willing to go where others wouldn’t go. To confront problems others ignored. To shut down pipelines of waste, fraud, and abuse that had been draining taxpayer dollars for years.
Billions—gone. Not by accident, but because nobody before had the resolve to stop it.
He didn’t just point at the problem. He stepped in front of it.
Now, critics will say he’s divisive. That he upended the system. That he didn’t follow the script.
And they’re right.
Because the script wasn’t working.
For decades, Americans were told that certain things couldn’t be fixed—that corruption overseas draining our resources was just “part of the cost,” that inefficiency was unavoidable, that fraud was too complex to stop.
Then along comes someone who doesn’t accept that answer.
Someone who treats taxpayer dollars like they actually matter. Like they belong to the people who earned them—not to bureaucracies, not to foreign schemes, not to organized networks exploiting a broken system.
And suddenly, what was “impossible” starts getting done.
So yes, call him disruptive. Call him unconventional. Call him whatever you want.
But understand this:
It takes a certain kind of leader to walk into a broken system and refuse to accept it.
It takes guts to cut off the flow of money to those who were counting on nobody ever noticing.
And it takes results—not rhetoric—to prove it can be done.
So if the criticism is that he shook things up… that he challenged corruption… that he protected taxpayer dollars like no one before him…
Then maybe that’s not criticism at all.
Maybe that’s the strongest endorsement you can give. And maybe all those who voted for Trump, and those who still support and believe in him, maybe they should hold their head high and know that they just may have actually saved this great country we live in. God is good.
Brian A Morris