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A Long History of Leftist Hatred
by Pat Buchanan
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Top Headlines
Pentagon to send nearly 4,000 more troops to Afghanistan. (Associated Press)
Congressional staffers boo Trump at unity baseball game. (The Washington Times)
Powder-filled letters with threatening notes shut down Georgia Republican's neighborhood. (The Washington Free Beacon)
HuffPo scrubs "Ultimate Punishment" Trump piece after Scalise, GOP shooting. (The Washington Times)
Media continues to push activists' inflated count of mass shootings. (The Washington Free Beacon)
Trump orders government to stop work on Y2K bug, 17 years later. Who says government programs last forever? (Bloomberg)
In near-unanimous vote, Senate passes Iran sanctions bill that hanoi-Kerry opposed. (CNS News)
Father of American freed by North Korea thanks Trump for ending 15-month ordeal. (CNS News)
Georgia fugitives captured after wild chase in Tennessee. They came to the wrong state. (The Tennessean)
Policy: Is the Fed making another epic mistake? (Investor's Business Daily)
Policy: Trump will reverse the damage done by liar-nObama's Cuba policy. (The Daily Signal)
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Rosenstein May Recuse Himself – Pass Impeachment
Baton To Others To Finish Off Trump
by Rick Wells
{rickwells.us} ~ The frying pan is getting a little warm for Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein, who is presently in charge of the permissions for railroading President Trump... He’s now sending signals that he may be passing the baton, or bludgeon, to his subordinate, the third in command at DOJ, Rachel Brand. Rosenstein may recuse himself now that the initial damage has been done by enabling his good friend, Robert Mueller. The ultimate power over whether President Trump is prosecuted when they finish fabricating their best shot at a case against him is presently held not by Mueller, but by Rosenstein. As reported by ABC News, “Although Rosenstein appointed a special counsel to lead the federal probe, he still makes the final decisions about resources, personnel and — if necessary — any prosecutions.” By “if necessary” they mean “if there’s any conceivable way possible.” Rosenstein reportedly raised the recusal possibility with Brand in a recent meeting. President Trump noted on Twitter that, with Rosenstein overseeing the “witch hunt” he’s “being investigated for firing the FBI Director by the man who told me to fire the FBI Director!”... http://rickwells.us/rosenstein-may-recuse-pass-impeachment-baton-others-finish-trump/ISIS Continues to Lose Ground in Mosul
by Douglas Burton
{freebeacon.com} ~ The final days of ISIS in Mosul are now in sight, as the remaining terrorists try to take as many civilian lives as they can... Only one small district in the Western part of the city remains under ISIS control, approximately 3 percent of the area of West Mosul. The fighting is now in the neighborhood of Al Shifa near the Tigris River, and next to it the so-called Old City, according to Major General Joseph Martin, the commander of the Combined Land Forces Component Command for Operation Inherent Resolve. Iraqi Federal Police units are fighting house-to-house and through narrow streets and alleys where thousands of hapless civilians are locked inside to protect ISIS fighters from air strikes, according to Ali Sada, who publishes Daesh Daily, an anti-ISIS war digest. Baghdadi has not been seen or heard from in more than a year, and some observers believe he is either dead or severely wounded...http://freebeacon.com/national-security/isis-continues-lose-ground-mosul/?utm_source=Freedom+Mail&utm_campaign=518ef0a9db-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2017_06_16&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b5e6e0e9ea-518ef0a9db-45611665.
Leaking Mueller Out For
Blood, Plotting To Take Trump Down
by Rick Wells
{rickwells.us} ~ “Robert Mueller, the new special prosecutor,” says Dick Morris, “is out for Trump’s head in the worst possible way.”... He comments on the relationship between Comey, the pretext upon their third wheel, Rod Rosenstein, appointed Mueller, as them being “quite an item.” Morris notes that Comey and Mueller are” best friends, they worked together, they were hand in glove partners at the Justice Department when Mueller was the head of the FBI and Comey was the Assistant Attorney General, and at one point the acting attorney general and they’ve worked together seamlessly throughout. They even worked together in the prosecution of the anthrax bomber, where they had the wrong man.” Morris says, “Mueller is clearly out for blood, he is determined to bring Trump down.” He points out that the very existence of two articles that frame the next steps of the witch hunt show the underhanded tactics that Mueller is using in order to get Trump’s head on a platter. “...http://rickwells.us/dick-morris-leaking-mueller-blood-plotting-take-trump/
A Former FBI Special Agent Has Just Exposed Robert Mueller and James Comey!
.Dershowitz on Probe Outcome:
Flynn Will 'Probably' Be Indicted
by Bill Hoffmann
{newsmax.com} ~ Renowned civil-rights lawyer Alan Dershowitz has issued a prediction as to how the federal probe into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia in influencing the 2016 presidential election will shake out... "I think it's going to end up probably with the indictment of [former national security adviser Michael] Flynn or possibly some others — and very well may end up the president pardoning them," Dershowitz said Friday to Newsmax TV's Miranda Khan on "Newsmax Now." "That's I think the most likely outcome. I do not think we will see the president indicted or charged or impeached unless more information of a very different kind emerges...http://www.newsmax.com/Newsmax-Tv/alan-dershowitz-probe-outcome-michael-flynn/2017/06/16/id/796539/?ns_mail_uid=29878495&ns_mail_job=1737099_06162017&s=al&dkt_nbr=tv7jko6y
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.Did Comey take other government records, too?
by Bob Unruh
{wnd.com} ~ A key watchdog on government, Judicial Watch, is demanding the FBI reveal any other government records that fired FBI Director James Comey might have taken with him when he left office... in addition to the notes about his meetings with President Trump. Comey has testified to Congress that he took notes on a government computer of his meetings with President Trump and later leaked them to the New York Times through a friend. Now, the revelation that Comey, who last year famously declined to refer Hillary Clinton’s mishandling of classified information for prosecution, was able to take government records with him as he left office raised questions for Judicial Watch... http://www.wnd.com/2017/06/did-comey-take-other-government-records-too/.
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by Pat Buchanan
{townhall.com} ~ James T. Hodgkinson of Belleville, Illinois, who aspired to end his life as a mass murderer of Republican Congressmen, was a Donald Trump hater and a Bernie Sanders backer.
Like many before him, Hodgkinson was a malevolent man of the hating and hard left.
His planned atrocity failed because two Capitol Hill cops were at that Alexandria baseball field, providing security for House Whip Steve Scalise. Had those cops not been there, a massacre would have ensued with many more dead than the gunman.
Recall. There were no armed citizens at that Tucson grocery in 2011, when six were murdered and Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was gravely wounded along with a dozen others. The nutcase doing the shooting was only wrestled to the ground when he dropped a clip trying to reload.
The Alexandria attack brings back memories of long ago.
A day before my 12th birthday, when I was in Children's Hospital with a broken leg, my parents brought me the news that Puerto Rican terrorists had just attempted to assassinate Harry Truman at Blair House. A heroic cop, Leslie Coffelt, died stopping them.
In my second year in high school, blocks from the Capitol, Puerto Rican nationalists entered the visitor's gallery of the House and began firing semiautomatic pistols. Five Congressmen were wounded.
Democratic politics has often proven a dangerous calling.
Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield, William McKinley and JFK -- one in every 10 of all our presidents -- were assassinated.
Attending a service for a South Carolina Congressman in the Capitol in 1835, President Jackson survived twin misfires of two pistols. Old Hickory used his cane to attack his assailant, who was collared by Congressman Davy Crockett of Tennessee.
As a third-party candidate for president in 1912, Theodore Roosevelt was shot in the chest. "It takes more than that to kill a Bull Moose," Teddy scoffed, and finished his speech.
In February 1933, President-elect FDR, in Miami, was the target of would-be assassin Giuseppe Zangara, whose arm was jostled at the moment of firing. The bullet killed Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak.
Between the assassination of JFK in 1963 and near-mortal wounding of President Reagan by John Hinckley in 1981, Martin Luther King was murdered in Memphis in April 1968, and Sen. Robert Kennedy, two months later, in Los Angeles.
Presidential candidate George Wallace, campaigning in Laurel, Maryland, was shot five times in May 1972 by Arthur Bremer, who had spent weeks stalking President Nixon. President Ford was the target of two attempts on his life in 1975, the first by a Manson Family hanger-on Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, the second by radical leftist Sara Jane Moore.
What drove the assassins?
In the early 20th century, it was anarchism. McKinley was killed by anarchist Leon Czolgosz in Buffalo, New York.
In 1919, Carlo Valdinaci tried to assassinate Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer with a bomb on his porch at 2132 R Street. Valdinoci tripped on a wicket and his dynamite bomb exploded prematurely, blasting Carlo's body parts all over the neighborhood.
Palmer's neighbor across the street, Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin Roosevelt, rushed over to help.
Palmer ordered a roundup of anarchists in what came to be known as "Palmer Raids," and put in charge of field operations a 24-year-old lawyer and D.C. law-enforcement prodigy by the name of John Edgar Hoover.
Hoover's career flourished. But the career of America's most famous anarchist, Emma Goldman, faded. She and ex-lover Alexander Berkman, who had tried to kill Carnegie Steel's Henry Clay Frick during the violent Homestead Strike of 1892, were rounded up and deported in 1920 with hundreds of anarchists to the new Russia of Lenin and Trotsky in a ship the press dubbed "the Red Ark."
A. Mitchell Palmer did not get the 1920 presidential nomination he was seeking. But neighbor FDR did make it onto the ticket.
As radical anarchists were the principal terrorists of the first quarter of the 20th century, and Puerto Rican nationalist-terrorists dominated the 1950s, the 1960s and early 1970s were marked by the seemingly endless violence of the hard left, beginning with the Communist Oswald, who had tried to shoot Gen. Edwin Walker in Dallas before killing JFK.
The campus violence and urban riots of the decade, from Harlem to Watts to Newark and Detroit, to Washington, D.C., and 100 cities after Dr. King's death, were not the work of the Goldwater right.
Those were the days of the Black Panthers, Students for a Democratic Society, Weatherman and the Symbionese Liberation Army. It was America's radical left shooting cops and burning down ROTC buildings. Leftist violence propelled the political careers of Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan.
As for James Hodgkinson, he was a Trump-hating left-wing terrorist.
And those who incite sick minds with images of a bloodstained decapitated head of the president, and cheer Central Park productions of "Julius Caesar" with the assassinated Roman Consul made up to look like the president, cannot evade moral culpability.
A Long History of Leftist Hatred
{townhall.com} ~ James T. Hodgkinson of Belleville, Illinois, who aspired to end his life as a mass murderer of Republican Congressmen, was a Donald Trump hater and a Bernie Sanders backer.
Like many before him, Hodgkinson was a malevolent man of the hating and hard left.
His planned atrocity failed because two Capitol Hill cops were at that Alexandria baseball field, providing security for House Whip Steve Scalise. Had those cops not been there, a massacre would have ensued with many more dead than the gunman.
Recall. There were no armed citizens at that Tucson grocery in 2011, when six were murdered and Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was gravely wounded along with a dozen others. The nutcase doing the shooting was only wrestled to the ground when he dropped a clip trying to reload.
The Alexandria attack brings back memories of long ago.
A day before my 12th birthday, when I was in Children's Hospital with a broken leg, my parents brought me the news that Puerto Rican terrorists had just attempted to assassinate Harry Truman at Blair House. A heroic cop, Leslie Coffelt, died stopping them.
In my second year in high school, blocks from the Capitol, Puerto Rican nationalists entered the visitor's gallery of the House and began firing semiautomatic pistols. Five Congressmen were wounded.
Democratic politics has often proven a dangerous calling.
Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield, William McKinley and JFK -- one in every 10 of all our presidents -- were assassinated.
Attending a service for a South Carolina Congressman in the Capitol in 1835, President Jackson survived twin misfires of two pistols. Old Hickory used his cane to attack his assailant, who was collared by Congressman Davy Crockett of Tennessee.
As a third-party candidate for president in 1912, Theodore Roosevelt was shot in the chest. "It takes more than that to kill a Bull Moose," Teddy scoffed, and finished his speech.
In February 1933, President-elect FDR, in Miami, was the target of would-be assassin Giuseppe Zangara, whose arm was jostled at the moment of firing. The bullet killed Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak.
Between the assassination of JFK in 1963 and near-mortal wounding of President Reagan by John Hinckley in 1981, Martin Luther King was murdered in Memphis in April 1968, and Sen. Robert Kennedy, two months later, in Los Angeles.
Presidential candidate George Wallace, campaigning in Laurel, Maryland, was shot five times in May 1972 by Arthur Bremer, who had spent weeks stalking President Nixon. President Ford was the target of two attempts on his life in 1975, the first by a Manson Family hanger-on Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, the second by radical leftist Sara Jane Moore.
What drove the assassins?
In the early 20th century, it was anarchism. McKinley was killed by anarchist Leon Czolgosz in Buffalo, New York.
In 1919, Carlo Valdinaci tried to assassinate Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer with a bomb on his porch at 2132 R Street. Valdinoci tripped on a wicket and his dynamite bomb exploded prematurely, blasting Carlo's body parts all over the neighborhood.
Palmer's neighbor across the street, Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin Roosevelt, rushed over to help.
Palmer ordered a roundup of anarchists in what came to be known as "Palmer Raids," and put in charge of field operations a 24-year-old lawyer and D.C. law-enforcement prodigy by the name of John Edgar Hoover.
Hoover's career flourished. But the career of America's most famous anarchist, Emma Goldman, faded. She and ex-lover Alexander Berkman, who had tried to kill Carnegie Steel's Henry Clay Frick during the violent Homestead Strike of 1892, were rounded up and deported in 1920 with hundreds of anarchists to the new Russia of Lenin and Trotsky in a ship the press dubbed "the Red Ark."
A. Mitchell Palmer did not get the 1920 presidential nomination he was seeking. But neighbor FDR did make it onto the ticket.
As radical anarchists were the principal terrorists of the first quarter of the 20th century, and Puerto Rican nationalist-terrorists dominated the 1950s, the 1960s and early 1970s were marked by the seemingly endless violence of the hard left, beginning with the Communist Oswald, who had tried to shoot Gen. Edwin Walker in Dallas before killing JFK.
The campus violence and urban riots of the decade, from Harlem to Watts to Newark and Detroit, to Washington, D.C., and 100 cities after Dr. King's death, were not the work of the Goldwater right.
Those were the days of the Black Panthers, Students for a Democratic Society, Weatherman and the Symbionese Liberation Army. It was America's radical left shooting cops and burning down ROTC buildings. Leftist violence propelled the political careers of Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan.
As for James Hodgkinson, he was a Trump-hating left-wing terrorist.
And those who incite sick minds with images of a bloodstained decapitated head of the president, and cheer Central Park productions of "Julius Caesar" with the assassinated Roman Consul made up to look like the president, cannot evade moral culpability.
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