President Donald Trump will punish US technology “giants” in the last week in office?

Banned from using social media and many employees left after inciting violence at the US Congress building, President Donald Trump and many advises him are planning a final week in office, according to Bloomberg news.

The President and some of his followers believe that Democrats are abusing power by trying to impeach him after the chaos in the US Congressional building, at the same time they believe there will be no the possibility of the Senate supporting the impeachment the House is trying to proceed.

US President Donald Trump – Photo: Bloomberg

A consultant close to President Trump asserted that the Democrats are looking to impeach Donald Trump as a political “gift” for him.

However, so far, Vice President Mike Pence still does not support impeachment, he has never mentioned that Article 25 of the US Constitution will be used to remove the US President, and he also specifically said that this approach. impossible.

From last Wednesday until now, Mr. Donald Trump and Mr. Mike Pence have never spoken to each other. The Vice President took up residence in the US Congress building when Trump supporters flooded the area.

Sen. James Inhofe, Oklahoma, told the press that he had never seen the US vice president so angry that he was criticized by President Trump for not interfering with Congress counting of electoral votes. President Trump wrote in a statement that Mr. Pence lacked “courage”.

President Trump is looking to use the last days of his four-year term to highlight his greatest successes, including building a border wall with Mexico.

At the same time, President Trump is also preparing to carry out a round of amnesty, and take advantage of the last days to punish major US tech companies, though it is unclear what he can do.

So far, Mr. Trump has never signaled that he will consider resigning, which many Democrats and some Republican politicians have suggested. A small group of Republican politicians wrote to Joe Biden privately on Saturday, asking him to persuade Nancy Pelosi not to proceed with impeachment proceedings against the US President to help unite the United States.

Donald Trump’s overconfidence has caused him a lot of legal and political harm. Democrats are still very unhappy about the chaos in the US Congress building, and they are determined to hold the President accountable. Some Republican politicians have said that his actions deserve impeachment, including Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania.

Usually, it is not difficult to know President Trump’s point. But with no Twitter accounts and tech companies blocking his replacement accounts, until recently, the White House was unusually silent.