Breaking News:
Item 1-
Harvard
Law School Professor Laurence Tribe, Idiot Emeritus at the School of Life and
Honorary Buffoon of the National Lawyers Guild, tweeted out his most cogent
thoughts on the Florida high school mass-shooting tragedy. He noted that every
mass shooting has been perpetrated by a male, adding that this fact “suggests
to me” that they are “driven by doubts about masculinity.” He finished with
this clinical observation; “Small hands, big guns. A lethal equation.”
Nailed
it, Larry! Even if there was a scintilla of truth to the last, is it somehow
okay to make a generalized statement about a group of men? It’s fine to mock
them because of something they have no control over, such as the size of
certain body parts? Would it be hip to mock a female for her small breasts?
Make lethal assumptions about overweight women? Apparently, he thinks it’s okay
to stereotype males in general and a subset thereof in particular. Or, maybe he
just took a not-so-veiled cheap-shot at President Trump.
Progressives
have succeeded in splitting the country by ideology. There are now two groups
of Americans. Those that pledge their allegiance to leftist dogma can often get
away with saying and doing just about anything. Those that don’t…are smeared
and reviled as intolerant bigots.
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Item 2-
William
Mendoza, a senior policy advisor under former President Barack Obama, resigned
from his position in November of 2016 after being arrested and charged with
attempted voyeurism. Mendoza, 42, has been convicted of sex crimes after
following women and taking photos up their skirts with a government-issued
iPhone, according to recently released documents obtained by The Daily Mail.
Mr.
Mendoza, who received a $140,000 annual salary while working for the Obama
administration, attempted to take
photos and videos up women’s skirts while they were riding on the Washington,
DC, Metro on at least four occasions in July 2016. Our tax dollars in action!
You may be asking yourself why you’ve never heard this before. The mainstream
media had no interest in the story. A government official involved in public
sexual harassment, smart-phone hanky-panky, lurid photos…nope, doesn’t sound
like anything on which they’d normally report, does it? Imagine if, instead of
Mendoza, it was a member of the Trump administration. MSNBC, CNN, NBC, etc.,
would have one-hour nightly specials on the rampant misogyny and perversion in
the Trump White House. Double-standards? See Item #1 above!
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Item 3-
The
left-wing public policy group Center for American Progress has fretted about
unwarranted voter suppression for years. Now, however, they want to make it
much more difficult for Americans in the military serving their country
overseas to vote. The group recently issued a report titled “Election Security
in All 50 States” (do we have seven fewer than Obama recognized?), calling for
stricter standards to prevent cyber-meddling in elections. These standards
would prohibit overseas military personnel from submitting ballots via email or
fax.
Most
states have incorporated vigorous standards to protect the integrity of ballots
cast by service-members stationed or living overseas, but CAP will have none of
that. The 245-page report reads in part, “Regardless of the state’s secure
ballot return system for electronically voted ballots, we recommend that all
voted ballots be returned by mail or delivered in person.” That’s progress! (“Preferably arrive on foot or via Conestoga
wagon!”).
This
tells you everything you need to know about the group. They want to make it
easier for everyone else to vote, but
harder for those defending the nation. Show a driver’s license or ID at the
polling place? Hell, no! Not necessary! In favor of undocumented aliens voting?
Hell, yes! Why not? Continue to “allow” those risking their lives for their
country to vote? Of course not!
Unbelievable.
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Item 4-
Former
White House staffer-- and all-around fruitcake-- Omarosa Manigault Newman said
on a recent episode of Celebrity Big
Brother: “As bad as you think Trump is, you would be worried about
Pence—everyone that is wishing for impeachment might want to reconsider their
life.” She told her fellow contestants, “I love Jesus, but he thinks Jesus
tells him to say things,” referring to Pence.
The
comment caused The View co-host Joy
Behar to wig-out, saying on air: “It’s one thing to talk to Jesus. It’s another
thing when Jesus talks to you. That’s called mental illness, if I’m not
correct, hearing voices.” Even Joy’s word
choice was incorrect. What she meant to say is, “If I’m not mistaken,” not
“If I’m not correct.” As stated, she negated her own attempt at making a point.
What Joy exhibits—on a show by show
basis-- is mental illness.
To
paraphrase a former anchorperson: “(And) that’s the way it is, February 15th,
2018.” Sadly.
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