Posted on 09/20/2020 4:35:17 AM PDT by Alas Babylon!
One of the enemy's leading generals is dead. Time to press our advantage.
Up until Friday I was willing to loose the Linda Gramnasty seat - after all it would be a one for one swap with Alabama.
But Linda appears to be tacking to the right on the issue of the Supreme Court, even as he lets us down on the perfidy of the Russia mob
As usual you are 100% correct!
Fortunately for us all Romney has pissed off his niece who is the top Republican in the state. Won’t fare well for him with any luck.
Care to explain why you disagree, Bert?
Is it my imagination, or were the Sunday Talk programs all pre-recorded before RBG's demise and all the implications knocked COVID-19 out of the headlines?
Sure...... continued disparaging of the Republican Leader of the Senate is harmful to the conservative cause
Trump was in top-notch form last night in NC!
As usual you are 100% correct!
Fortunately for us all Romney has pissed off his niece who is the top Republican in the state. Won’t fare well for him with any luck.
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It was on Rush or someone on Freep or someone’s Twitter when it sunk in...the reason they want Trump gone isn’t just that they can’t control him, it is his reversal on our relationship with China is costing the Swamp their livelihoods...they pay has stopped. If a Swamped like Boxer, e.g., makes $250,000 /yr in salary, her extra $50,000,000 or more stops. Do that across the board and you see that the Swamp even includes the Wal-Mart Walton family! It’s China and to a lesser degree, Ukraine...and PDJT’s second term is enough time to expose it all, and the Swamp knows this...ricin is child’s play. Pray for PDJT’s family safety.
There are a number of candidates on the President’s short list. I put my money on Amy Coney Barrett, a conservative Catholic mother of seven (including two children adopted from Haiti and one with Down Syndrome) who presently sits on the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals. At the American Spectator, Robert Stacy McCain persuasively argues for her appointment. He notes that there has not been a Republican woman on the Court since Sandra Day O’ Connor; she’s not from the Ivy League, graduates of which load the court “who come from a very insular, elitist perspective that does not reflect the experience of ordinary Americans”; and she’s from the middle of the country, not the coasts. During Barrett’s confirmation hearings to the Court of Appeals, Senator Dianne Feinstein famously slammed observant Catholics “The dogma lives loudly within you, and that’s of concern when you come to big issues that people have fought for years in this country.”
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My guess is that Clarice is right and wouldn't it be nice if what she stated as well that a couple of dems might come across the aisle as well.Let's hope she's right on all claims.
Clarice is always a great bet.
Mo Shitforbarains PimpenLiar Twandada Lebrondada Elleithee.
I don’t think Kabar disparaged McConnell, but said he is to blame for the runaway, so-called Republicans who obviously opposed Trump for political reasons.
The party needs discipline. Mitch can punish those who go WAY overboard, or not.
He should. There are times to support the party over democrat nonsense, like last years bogus impeachment. Objectively, they had no case, but Romney votes for it? That’s not only slamming the President, but the party, too.
He should face committee lose at least. No way in Hell did Romney really think Trump—or any president—should be removed for nonsense. He just hates him.
Romney let the “Partisan Politics Impeachment” we feared would happen, happen. Impeachment can’t be about revenge.
It has to be for real crimes and misdemeanors. What becomes the next president and so forth? Romney hurt the Republican cause. Not everything about the bogus Trump impeachment was binary, but about the country and role of the presidency. The democrats used it as a political weapon, and Romney helped them.
Besides that, McConnell has done a great job on judges and nominations. But that’s not what Kabar was talking about—just wayward “Republicans” who really need to stop show-boating.
McConnell has been fixated on judicial confirmations and less than enthusiastic in support of President Trump. The more we learn about ongoing coup attempts against the President, the more questions I have about McConnell’s role as part of the Gang of 8. Ryan, Burr, and McConnell received the same briefings as Nunes, but only Nunes blew the whistle on what was going on. While the House was investigating and impeaching Trump, the Rep-controlled Senate sat on its hands.
The corrupt SSCI under Burr and now Rubio have perpetuated the Russia hoax. McConnell has been AWOL when it comes to defending Trump and castigating the coup attempt. And Peter Schweizer, Profiles in Corruption, has detailed some damning charges of McConnell’s profiting from his office and his family’s business dealings with China.
McConnell is not immune from scrutiny and criticism, your opinion not withstanding. Free speech is still a right under the Constitution. Nothing wrong with that.
President Trump has a natural energetic rhythm when he speaks to his huge audiences. He connects with the masses.
The MSM cannot compete and are resentful.
On the other hand, Biden is flat, out of touch, has little energy, no crowds and boring. The MSM praises Biden.
Mohamad Aly "Mo" Elleithee (born 13 December 1972) is an American political campaign strategist. A Democrat, he has served as spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, Hillary Clinton, and other Democratic elected officials and organizations. He is currently executive director of the Institute of Politics and Public Service at Georgetown University. In 2016, he became a Fox News political contributor.
Personal life and education
Born in New Jersey, Elleithee grew up in Tucson, Arizona to parents who had immigrated a year prior from Egypt.[1] He was a student at Flowing Wells High School before moving to Washington, D.C. to attend Georgetown University, from which he graduated in 1994 with a degree from the School of Foreign Service. He received his master's degree in political management from George Washington University, also in Washington, D.C., in 1996. He is married to Tali Stein.
Trump is strong in South Carolina. Graham has better chances because of the President.
For those waiting for Maria.
Greg Hunter interviews Martin Armstrong.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kM81PFOX5jA
A steady stream of truth bombs, at least up to the 18 minute mark
I didn’t vote for Grahamnesty in the primary, but I will hold my nose and vote for him in the general. Still wary about him. He talks a good game, but then does nothing. Actions, not words count.
Graham has no choice politically but support Trump. He would be committing political suicide in SC if he didn’t.
Its all right here and it is six hours long.I listened to the first two and then skimmed the rest.
What this lady went through is thoroughly amazing! She witnessed first hand CIA mental torture,MKultra stuff, first used on her husband and then on her,a miserable marriage for years where she was used and abused over and over,yet her Christian beliefs brought her through it all.
Amazing stuff here.
Her conclusion rather than pin most of the criminality on the CIA she puts it on the army and a bunch of generals who she ID’s.
Currently Griggs is missing and has been for some years now.
Panic in DC.
FNS, someone got bumped and Cotton talking to SCOTUS
FORMER (blah blah blah)!!!
Looks like the shadow government, the deep state, and the whatever-column globalists are all well represented here today.
Did I miss seeing any token legitimate newsmakers?
It’s bound to be “Ruthie Ruthie Ruthie” all day (as if she’s been alive all this time)
Graham figures if he doesn’t win, maybe President Trump will appoint him in his Administration.
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