We are the drain the swamp people

Its not just current cops and military he is willing or programmed to shaft

https://policetribune.com/biden-says-military-veterans-ex-cops-spurred-growth-of-white-supremacy/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=biden-says-military-veterans-ex-cops-spurred-growth-of-white-supremacy

“These (men and women), military veterans, ex-cops, these are ‘dangerous people.”

Smilin’ joe is the definition of

“Smile in your face and stab you in the back”

When someone pretends or portrays themselves as your friend, or that they have your interests, your welfare at heart but instead they are involved in treacherous actions/words against you. Theses actions/words are used to benefit them by discrediting you. They might figuratively be patting you on the back with one hand, and knifing you with the other. You think they are doing good for you and find out that their personal priorities are unscrupulous (corrupt).

Biden’s instincts are personal/family aggrandizement. Unfortunately he is now almost an empty vessel for others to write their own grand megalomaniacal designs.

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“I LIKE ‘JOE’…HE’S A NICE GUY”… “Joe Biden is impossible not to like.”

How often do you hear this…from Republican senators, political opponents, former ‘colleagues’?

The answer, of course, is “often”.
“Although I don’t agree with Joe on a lot of issues…”
This is the kind of “malarkey” American voters hear from politicians all the time…and that is precisely what it is…”malarkey” (Joe likes to use that term publicly).

The more precise term for this “politics-speak” is “Bullsh-t!”

Joe Biden is NOT a ‘nice guy’ and never was…even when he had all his faculties:

– ask Judge Bork: “As head of the Senate Judiciary Committee, he presided over the infamous Robert Bork hearings. His smearing of Bork for his original-intent judicial philosophy transformed hearings for Supreme Court nominees into bloody ideological battles. Henceforth, all conservative nominees were subjected to “Borking.”

– ask Robert Gates (former Sec Def under Obama)…
“Joe Biden is impossible not to like. He’s a man of integrity, incapable of hiding what he really thinks, and one of those rare people you know you could turn to for help in a personal crisis.” (after those usual ‘kind words’,)
“Still, I think he’s been wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades.”

-ask the family of Curtis Dunn: In a 2007 speech at the University of Iowa, Biden said: “Let me tell you a little story. I got elected when I was 29, and I got elected November the 7th. And on Dec. 18 of that year, my wife and three kids were Christmas shopping for a Christmas tree. A tractor-trailer, a guy who allegedly — and I never pursued it — drank his lunch instead of eating his lunch, broadsided my family and killed my wife instantly, and killed my daughter instantly, and hospitalized my two sons, with what were thought to be at the time permanent, fundamental injuries.” But the then-Delaware prosecutor, now a judge, who investigated the accident says, “The rumor about alcohol being involved by either party, especially the truck driver [Dunn], is incorrect.” Furthermore, the tractor-trailer driver had the right of way, and Dunn immediately got out of his truck and tried to render assistance. He was no drunk driver.

Joe’s calling card is decency, an affable man without a malicious bone in his body. Yet he allowed Dunn, who died in 1999, to go to his grave having been falsely shamed by Biden as a drunk driver responsible for the death of Biden’s wife and newborn daughter. What “decent” man does that?     dlh

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Mindless Joe and Mindless marketing

AS PER TARA READE AND KAMALA HARRIS . . . BUT WOW, WHO KNEW . . . JOE WAS JUST BEING BEIJING BIDEN!

‘Extremely Sadistic’: Guards Gang Rape Religious Minorities In China’s Concentration Camps, Former Detainees Allege

“It’s a cultural thing…I can’t be “judgmental” :J. Biden

“And so the idea that I’m not going to speak out against what he’s doing in Hong Kong, what he’s doing with the Uighur in western mountains of China, and Taiwan, trying to end the One China Policy by making it forceful, I say – and by the, he says he gets it — culturally there are different norms in each country that their leaders are expected to follow.”

When political hackery is likely to hurt sales

CADBURY MARKETING BRAINSTORM SESSION

New Cadbury Egg Commercial features A Same Sex Kiss …

“Not That There’s Anything Wrong With That”  (??? dlh)

The promotion is part of the confectioners annual Easter lineup campaign

..it’s the money shot at the end of the video that has viewers clutching their pearls, depicting two men passing the sweet treat to one another in their lips before bursting the egg and its creamy contents.

The commercial for Cadbury includes two men passing the egg with their lips.

THE Comment:

(Cadbury, which is owned by Mondelez International, says they’re a progressive company that promotes what they call inclusion, through their products and their advertising.)

“Are you sure this will help us sell more candy?”

“Candy?”

Also heard at a Cadbury marketing meeting . . .

As part of our End Discrimination Campaign . . . let’s  have this cute little pig or maybe a puppy serving our packaged kunafey treats at a Rhamadan feast!!!

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• Let us be as insightful: No candidate is perfect
• Let us be more insightful: If Trump had been treated fairly by media, including the WSJ,  or with the kid gloves applied to “Joe”, he would have received a lot more votes, arguably won key states by even more.
• Let us be as polemic: If widespread cheating and illegalities had not occurred . . .

WSJ: “Mr. Trump didn’t lose to Joe Biden. He lost to himself”

OH REALLY?!
What we would expect (but not hope for) from the Wall Street Journal editorial board:

“Mr. Trump didn’t lose to Joe Biden. He lost to himself”

– “Mr. Fabrizio looked at data from exit polls and AP’s VoteCast in 10 highly competitive states that Mr. Trump won in 2016. Mr. Trump lost five of them in 2020—Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin—while winning Iowa, Florida, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas a second time. “

– “Donald Trump launched a personal attack on Mitch McConnell this week after the Senate GOP leader called the former President “practically and morally responsible” for the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. Mr. McConnell doesn’t need our defense, but we hope GOP voters aren’t buying Mr. Trump’s attempt to rewrite the history of the 2020 election.”
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The Wall Street Journal ed board has never been a ‘Trump fan’ . With a couple exceptions, Kim Strassell most prominently, the editors at the Journal have been as much a part of the “conspiracy” to defeat Trump in the 2020 election as any exposed by the Molly Ball TIME magazine piece.

The Journal, always tending to promote the desires of the US Chamber of Commerce, especially its opposition to Trump’s trade and immigration policies and the tariffs on countries who aggressively labored against America’s workers, and Trump’s overall attitude toward the D C ‘Swamp’. The Journal seldom missed an opportunity to criticize.

We won’t go into all of the reasons we are critical of Friday’s Journal editorial, but one point that especially rankles and will always be to us a point of great disappointment. That is the great extent to which the Journal has denied that the election was stolen from Donald Trump.

When President Trump tries to make his case that the 2020 election was fraught with “irregularities”, illegalities, and fraud, the Journal calls it his “attempt to rewrite history”.

When Trump notes he got more votes than any incumbent president in history, 75 million, the Journal notes that Biden beat him by more than 7 million votes, in the “official tally”.

It also notes that “in 10 highly competitive states that Mr. Trump won in 2016. Mr. Trump lost five of them in 2020—Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin—while winning Iowa, Florida, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas a second time. ”

What is seldom mentioned, and not at all in this piece, is the fact that voting irregularities abounded in those very states Trump lost…the key states, the “swing states”! Incident after incident of serious such irregularities have been documented, accompanied by photographic evidence…yes! “Evidence”! And hundreds of Americans, poll workers and “watchers” on the spot, have come forward, made sworn affidavits, attesting to so-called ‘irregularities” at polling places which they observed first hand.

Actual, unchallenged instances of violations of legislated voting law in most of those states have been ignored by the courts…not investigated…simply ignored!

Was the election “stolen”?

We don’t know…but neither does the Wall Street Journal, or the anti-Trump establishment, or the courts, or the social and “news” media, entertainment and education “conspiracy” that Time magazine’s Molly Ball wrote about…and they don’t want to ‘know’!

But we, and many millions of others, do believe the 2020 election was stolen from President Trump.

And, we will reject the terms like “baseless” and “attempts to rewrite history”, and “without evidence” to belittle our beliefs.

Those terms were not thrown around so carelessly and pervasively when the Left was demanding investigation of the “Russia Collusion” or when a “quid pro quo” over a phone call was grounds for the impeachment of a president.

The evidence of a stolen election… sworn statements and affidavits, and photographic verification, proven violations of states’ voting laws…however, far outweighs the completely baseless allegations that the left, the Democrats, the media pushed to result in investigations which turned up NO evidence of ‘collusion’, or criminal ‘quid pro quo’!

And yet…NO Investigation!

And until there is one…a legitimate and serious one, the dismissal of our concerns with “baseless”, or “without evidence” remains to millions of Americans an indictment of the Wall Street Journal, and every other left-leaning “news” organization in America…an indictment of their dishonesty, incompetence, and anti-America ideology!     dlh

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Cuomo’s “Deaths from Nowhere”

Cuomo’s expendables

When assessing a politician’s motives for making policy choices, I usually try to give them the benefit of the doubt. (actually, that’s untrue)

Let’s consider Governor Cuomo’s directive funneling COVID-19 patients into nursing homes. Was his decision based on a legitimate concern that NY’s hospital system would be overwhelmed, and beds would be needed?

Cuomo’s people would love for that to be the narrative.

I’m stepping back to the pandemic’s emergence. Franklin Graham’s organization, Samaritan’s Purse, had set up a field hospital in NYC’s Central Park. President Trump deployed the hospital ship USNS Comfort to NY harbor, and directed the Army Corps of Engineers to convert the Javits Center to a fully-capable hospital.

These facilities sat basically unused. Covid-positive patients could have been sent there instead of nursing homes, or could have remained hospitalized, with any overflow directed to one of these vacant assets.

Cynical Gene sees the influence of politics: NYC’s mayor De Blasio didn’t like the religious background of the Samaritans. Governor Cuomo was in a TV competition with President Trump, and might be loath to give him a success story.

The sad reality is: The conspiracy theory of high-ranking elected officials sentencing thousands to dismal, solitary deaths for political gain is actually Occam’s Razor.

Just like hydroxychloroquine.

Eugene Mattecheck Jr.

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His broadcasts kept conservatives on track with information and humor. Providently he showed the way for others to have an impact, pursue excellence with courage and good will for the country while exposing liberalism.  One or more of his guest hosts who he generously provided auditions will pick up the baton.  We will be OK.

If flags were at half-staff for one hour in response to Rush Limbaugh’s passing, how should we interpret the imagery?

Storm clouds? Setting sun? Distress? Sadly limp? All could apply but we think his life, desires and legacy would relate best to this last one:

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Bonnie writes:

Stunning to me that I”m still getting ‘desperate pleas for MONEY’ from the Repubs….
They will not get a cent from me, no volunteer work, signs or support.
McConnell is sitting pretty as he’s won re-elections, thanks to Trump. But….I hope he is isolated, reviled and shunned for his despicable choice to lambaste Trump.

DLH follows up:

“Electability”

“Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is taking flak from former President Donald Trump’s closest allies after criticizing the former president and could be setting himself up for even more of a showdown in 2022 if Trump remains active in the GOP.”
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“My goal is, in every way possible, to have nominees representing the Republican Party who can win in November,” McConnell told Politico. “Some of them may be people the former president likes. Some of them may not be. The only thing I care about is electability.”

The “ONLY THING”…
So…ol’ Mitch wants candidates who are “electable”! (He sees the Democrats putting up all those “electable” candidates, and, he wants some just as good, just as of as high character, patriotic, loves America as ol’ Mitch does. In other words Mitch wants only the fine candidates that the American people want and will elect.

People of good will, even temperament, honest, wise, with good judgment…yessir, like those Democrats seem able to find, in abundance…that’s what Mitch wants…like:
Maxine Waters, Reverend Warnock, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Ilhan Omar, ‘Sandy’ Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, Adam Schiff… we could go on, American people saw many of those ‘electable’ Democrats during the impeachment trial…highest character, wise, devout in their faiths, personable and very likable…the kind of people the average American voter can’t wait to get to the polls to ‘elect’ !

Amen, Mitch! (or should we say, “A-women”?) dlh

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McConnell’s Heart Dropped

Donald Trump issued a trenchant summation of Mitch McConnell as a “dour, sullen, unsmiling political hack,”.  More so it turns out he is a marginal constitutionalist (there was no “close call” as to the constitutionality of the impeachment of Trump after he left office nor of the charges of incitement, legally or morally as President.

Furthermore McConnell’s statement on the floor of the Senate was an egregious effort to convict Trump in the court of public opinion, to pull down a better leader who pursued moral and ethical  policies with more fervor than McConnell’s ilk would ever muster.

McConnell was not operating in love or to protect the Republican Party but rather in furtherance of the unity party, the swamp, the DC denizens the one that ratchets government control, enhances politicians at the expense of citizens, by compromising to oblivion with a truly despicable party and its intents.

McConnell was constrained by the Constitution but his performance ought not be characterized as a true or effective defense of it. McConnell’s  words indicating his belief (against any reason, only jealous swamp rage against Trump for not being of the political establishment McConnell is so enamored with) are those of someone bitterly disappointed that there was no practical way to get anything but a rump trial in the time frame the House provided. It would have been too embarrassing even for him in his swamp rage.

But even had it happened before Trump left office, in which McConnell by his words would have voted to convict (as it turns out don’t take a constitutional law of evidence class from this guy in his, we hope soon, retirement from the Senate). . .  and say Trump was convicted . . . the Senate and especially McConnell would not have ended Trump’s political support rather it would have “ignobled” the Senate.  And that would have made this more recent incredible communication from McConnell’s political action committee even more a pompous exercise of someone totally out of touch with the pulse of rank and file Republicans and their view of him..

Only Mitch McConnell could be so oblivious as to how most Republicans now likely view him and send out yet another email as set forth below.  We cannot imagine this guy raising much money from rank and file Republicans.  Maybe Trump was wrong, McConnell is also laughable, sadly so.

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First off, in all seriousness, the GOP establishment in the Senate is going to have to make a choice –  Mitch McConnell or the hoards of Trump defenders.
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Regarding McConnell’s email

Two possibilities here:

1) Mitch has snapped, and must be replaced as Minority Leader immediately (but not by “Mittens’ or “Sassy Ben”!)

2) This letter was actually sent out by Schumer!
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Seriously…how about a Ben Sasse Testicle Festival?

And what about Sasse — Nebraska’s recently reelected senator…and another anti-Trump “Republican”:

His state is known for its “unique” festivals, in line with the State Motto, “Nebraska,Honestly, it’s not for everyone”. One of its most popular is one I would propose that Mr. Sasse be the “guest of honor” for…the annual “(Sasse) Testicle Festival”*, to continue to be held each year on Father’s Day. (Sasse was a GW Bush appointee to Health & Human Services. in 2007; isn’t that some weird s—“?)

(Nebraska’s other GOP senator, Deb Fischer voted to acquit Trump)

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*https://www.npr.org/2018/10/20/659122593/nebraska-it-s-not-for-everyone

seriously…how about a Ben Sasse Testicle Festival?

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The GOP establishment in the Senate is going to have to make a choice –  Mitch McConnell or the hoards of Trump defenders.

Can you believe this email communication subject line from McConnell’s Senate PAC on February 13th, the day he back-stabbed Trump supporters MAGA supporters, true conservatives..  He wants to raise money to continue to be the king maker.  To say the least we recommend against giving to it.

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