Suppose for a moment you’re the manager of a Las Vegas casino. One evening, the pit boss who’s supposed to be supervising one of your roulette croupiers is taken suddenly ill -– doctors later report someone slipped him a non-fatal but quick-acting poison on his last meal break.
Donald Trump has been out there all year, dutifully stumping for Republican candidates, the supposed “amateur” proving a good enough politician to realize he needs firmer support in Congress and the governors’ mansions . . . and it doesn’t hurt to have those office-holders owe him a few favors.
The new bosses at the Fox News Channel — including loathsome NeverTrumper Paul Ryan, the Benedict Arnold of Wisconsin — have ordered their on-air hosts not to name CIA domestic spy Eric Ciaramella (are CIA agents SUPPOSED to spy on the President in the White House?) as the so-called “whistleblower” who “turned in” President Donald Trump for somehow violating or undercutting our foreign policy with reference to Ukraine in a July telephone call with new Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky,
We generally don’t “write our congresscritter” — wiser heads including Claire Wolfe and Neil Smith having warned us years ago “It only encourages them.”
Let’s leave it to others, for now, to detail the progress of of the Nancy Pelosi/Adam Schiff “not-quite-a-real-impeachment-because-we-can’t-get-a-majority-vote” scam, their pathetic fallback attempt to use their new “no-due-process” rules to impeach Orange Man Bad after their three-year “muh-Russia” insurance-policy hoax crashed and burned.
On the Oct. 2 broadcast of ABC’s “The View,” former Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic presidential loser Hillary Clinton called President Donald Trump “an illegitimate president.”
There apparently persists a dwindling cadre of sniveling twits who know little and care less about the real world — the kind of self-satisfied sucklings who still live in mom’s basement, wear pocket protectors, and attend Libertarian meetings on Friday evenings because they can’t get a date – who argue Open Borders are great, 10 or 20 of 50 million illegals practicing identity theft and rape and machete murder and homicide-by-drunk-driving are no problem (the victim dies, I run away to Mexico for a few weeks, come back with a new name, “No Problem”), and that ANY level of immigration-law enforcement is bad because it “empowers the fascist state” and “makes some Hispanic people nervous.”
At several chicken processing plants in Mississippi, officers of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) last week rounded up some 600 illegal aliens who were working in this country illegally, having illegally stolen the identities and Social Security numbers of 600 U.S. citizens — half of which criminals were promptly released “for humanitarian reasons” — mostly meaning they’d left under-aged children at home unattended (Gosh, those ICE agents are sure heartless!)
I don’t believe I’ve done this, before. With the possible exception of Erich Pratt’s (formerly Larry Pratt’s) Gun Owners of America ( https://gunowners.org/about-goa/ ), John Lott, Ph.D. in economics from UCLA, author of “More Guns Less Crime” and “The Bias Against Guns,” seems to stand almost alone, these days, in offering calm, evidence-based rebuttals to the artificially driven panic for even more counterproductive, unconstitutional “gun control” (always promoted as “common-sense”, of course . . . while based on provable lies, without mentioning what a total failure their previous 20,000 “common-sense gun control” laws have been.)
