By Alton H. Maddox, Jr.

(“Attorney-at-War”)

            I will be meeting with Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Dr. King’s birthday.  The initial question will be to ascertain if President Donald J. Trump a racist.  I have never labeled President Trump a racist even though I have more proof to show that he is a racist than any other person.  President Trump has always incriminated himself.

            I have asked President Trump to meet with members of the Congressional Black Caucus, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (DACA and Puerto Rico) in addition to Medgar Evers’ family, at Ben’s Chili Bowl in the nation’s capital.  This meeting can only help Mr. Trump. The meeting must produce results or the government will go bankrupt like Mr. Trump’s casinos.  He has sunk to the bottom.

            President Trump is on the record saying that he will meet with the Congressional Black Caucus if anyone arranges it.  I will do it, since the Creator and the revered ancestors allowed me to prophesy on October 3, 2015 that Donald Trump would be the 45^th president of the United States.  He said that his base would get priority.  Will President Trump double-cross the Creator?

            I penned an op-ed piece that appeared in the Newnan Times Herald August 13, 2017, giving Mr. Trump a recipe for success or failure as president of the United States.  He must also worship at Galbraith AME Zion Church and the Black community in the nation’s capital and to take a knee to the Creator.  No one has seen him take this mandatory knee.

            Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. was the “drum major for justice.”  It is only appropriate that Blacks enjoy competent and zealous attorneys for effective representation.  An oath-taker, as attorney general, must be non-partisan. I will be asking Mr. Sessions if the use of a bill of attainder is unconstitutional.  Gov. Cuomo believes that it is.

            Mr. Sessions will also be asked if the denial of exculpatory material under Brady v. Maryland, 373 U.S. 83 (1963) is mandatory.  This inquiry will focus on the conduct of Gov. Andrew Cuomo and NYS Attorney General Eric Schneiderman. Oath-takers must respect the U.S. Constitution or face impeachment