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I must say, I am damned impressed with Sidney Powell, both as a capable lawyer and as a plain spoken person...sometimes, those two things just don’t seem to go together.

Early on, as the recommendation of Dan Bongino (I think) I checked out from the library and read her book “License to Lie”, and I have read fewer books that depressed me as much as that one, yet filled me with a resolution to finish it and absorb it.

It also gave me a lot of context, especially with respect to the Ted Stevens case and Andrew Weissman in particular. That despicable piece of scum should have been disbarred, prosecuted, and disgraced.

So anytime I hear someone argue against the Mueller Probe being described as a witch hunt, I point to the selection of Andrew Weissman as the Right Hand Man for Mueller.

I agree with those who say it should have been called the Weissman Report, not the Mueller Report, as Mueller’s testimony in front of Congress should have made clear to anyone that he was an incompetent front man.

I don’t read much any more, though I was at one time an inveterate and prolific reader, but now my house is filled with books I can’t really read any more. My eyes won’t handle it, I have been to doctors and such, but...I can’t read more than about 5-10 minutes before my eyes begin burning, tearing, and blurring.

So I have to listen to audiobooks, which is harder because my mind doesn’t absorb them the same way, but I am grateful that I have the means to do that. I can see okay with my glasses, I just can’t read.

When I got her book from the library (because there was no audiobook I could find) I struggled to get through it just from the physical discomfort, but also the content was so discouraging.

But when we see what her skill has done in getting this persecution of Gen. Flynn being overturned, it has made the effort worthwhile.

God Bless that woman.