Democrat blowback continues, apace.
It’s fitting to see those who accuse guilty, of what they say others are doing. Pull aside the curtain, and all of a sudden you realize…the demonizers are the demons.
War on Women? Guilty
Pay to Play? Guilty
Party of the Rich? Guilty
Oppressing the Minorities? Guilty
Trampling on Freedoms? Guilty
Crony Capitalism? Guilty
Weaponizing Spy Agencies? Guilty
Colluding with Russians? Guilty
Can’t wait to see how their platform holds up in the 2018 mid-terms.
Is there a lawyer in the house?
Can the American tax-payers sue the Democrat National Committee to recover costs of special counsel, brought on by their FusionGPS-funded collusion lie?
Joe Scarborough, Eugene Robinson, Ana Navarro see Trump as ‘mentally unfit’.
It begs the question…
If journalists aren’t trusted in their day jobs, who trusts them as mental health experts?
Acquitting the 5-time deported illegal immigrant who shot and killed Kate Steinle in San Francisco sends a strong message to America about voting for open-border Democrats.
We can see the bumper-sticker now…
…’Ask Kate – Elect A Democrat, At Your Own Risk.’
Democrats rejoicing over Flynn pleading guilty because he lied about having a legal meeting may want to contain their glee, ‘cuz if – NOW – lying to the FBI is a crime…
…we need to revisit Hillary lying to the FBI about her illegal classified emails.
This isn’t the smoking gun – Flynn pled guilty to lying to the FBI.
Big deal…the President fired him for lying about the same thing he pled guilty to.
This is nothing more than your Tax-Dollars…AT PLAY.
Want a more detailed analysis of this nothing-burger? Read Andy McCarthy.
A 6-month, $5 million price tag…to nail someone Trump already fired for lying?
If you don’t have an objective mainstream media, or Reaganesque oratory skills, you work with what you have…or leave yourself open to unrelenting, merciless assault.
As with the other anti-Trump Republicans, Rich Lowry’s backhanded compliment to President Trump just doesn’t seem able to capture the essence of that difficulty.
“The Trump Presidency Isn’t Nearly As Bad As It Sounds” belies a benign verdict on President Trump, but it didn’t take longer than getting to the article’s subheading “Trump’s presidency is much better than his Twitter feed” to understand Rich Lowry doesn’t like the fact that the President uses Twitter to get his point across to Americans.
Every day, the Left-wing media hammers Republicans with implacable rhetoric on a wide-ranging category of issues, from immigration to travel bans to Russian collusion.
So, when Lowry condemns Trump’s terrorist-atrocity re-tweets, or conspiracy innuendo tweet against Joe Scarborough, it’s disingenuous at best, amazingly tone deaf at worst.
National security relies on border-security, and a relentless concentration of intelligence assets – reminding citizens of the violence terrorists are capable of is a public service.
And when it comes to dismissing conspiracy theories, it would behoove Mr. Lowry to keep in mind their ‘Russia-collusion’ meme…and how that’s stalled a GOP agenda.
Please, sir, we know you’re anti-Trump…but keep some perspective.
Finally, we can tell you with a great degree of certainty exactly what would effectively end the President’s use of Twitter…an objective media honestly reporting news.
We can also tell you with certainty that Hell will freeze over before that happens.
Democrats have lost a lot of control over the last 7 years, and despite what FakeNews ‘sun-is-shining-again’ memes are circulating now, they’re worried the trend will continue.
They saw a lousy 2016 candidate draw little support from black and women voters.
That said, the question for them then becomes “what to do”?
BlueCollar suggests the devastation occurring among Democrat male leadership in the political-media-celebrity landscape is being carefully cultivated by an activist plan that they think will result in a pathway to the future for regaining power and status in DC…
…and, along the way, ridding the Party of status quo moderates…
…while at the same time creating enthusiasm among key voter demographics.
2018 election campaigns will reveal if our hypothesis is on target.