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Gorka, Bongino, Jarrett - liar-nObama Ran
Trump Spy Operation - hanoi-Kerry, Entire Rigime Involved
{ rickwells.us } ~ Sean Hannity begins a wide-ranging segment by playing asking what happened to Trey Gowdy following his endorsement of the FBI spying on President Trump... He plays of clip from the Mark Levin radio show that made some key points, noting that Gowdy has determined there was nothing wrong with the FBI planting an informant agent provocateur inside the Trump campaign. Except this guy, Stephan Halper, did more than inform, as Gowdy knows, to the point of creating a narrative and an illegitimate basis for an investigation that they would later exploit for political purposes. Levin closely paraphrases Gowdy as saying the FBI did exactly what they are supposed to do and the American people agree, because Gowdy says they agree and “nobody speaks for the American people like Trey Gowdy. “Levin asks, “Did they have an informant, aka spy, inside the DNC, or the Jill Stein, liar-Hillary Clinton or commie-Bernie Sanders campaigns?...Gowdy needs to get out, now. .
CNN's Baldwin Calls Out Libtard Bee,
Admits Double Standard vs Conservatives
{ rickwells.us } ~ Living in the butt-hurt over everything age has many exaggerated consequences... Comedians are some of the people most negatively impacted by the new snowflake standard that attempts to declare all of life to be a protected safe zone from everything. Mel Brooks would have probably been a plumber or maybe an aluminum siding salesman if he had been born forty years later. Classics such as Blazing Saddles, which pokes fun at everybody, including the stereotype of whites being racists, in a politically incorrect way, would never get made these days. The Producers, spoofing Adolph Hitler and the song To Be or Not To Be, with Brookes, a Jew, playing the role of Hitler, would simply never have happened. Who knows what we’re missing out on due to the offended-by-everything libtard hand-wringers in power. Nobody knows what we don’t know... https://rickwells.us/cnn-baldwin-admits-double-standard/ .
Trump, the Lunch Pail Billionaire, has Driven the Left Mad
{ ipatriot.com } ~ It was August 1, 1988. Remember the date? It was the first day of Rush Limbaugh’s nationally syndicated radio talk show... The show took off like a rocket. No one had ever heard such things, particularly from the boring, deadpan, AM dial. And why did it become an instant an enduring success? First was the shock factor. People, me included, couldn’t believe what we were hearing. “Can you believe what that Limbaugh guy said on the radio,” was a common refrain. And second, and more importantly, Rush gave voice to what we were thinking. It’s just that simple. Finally there was a guy in the media who actually thought like us – believed what we did, and was not shy about expressing it. In a sea of liberalism from the left and measured politispeak from the right, Limbaugh was breath of fresh air... https://ipatriot.com/trump-the-lunch-pail-billionaire-has-driven-the-left-mad/ .
The World As It Wasn’t
by Matthew Continetti.
Representative Ron DeSantis Deconstructs
Decepticon Trey Gowdy
by sundance
{ theconservativetreehouse.com } ~ Earlier today candidate for Florida Republican Governor, Ron DeSantis, appeared on Fox Morning broadcast to deconstruct the ridiculous claims of decepticon Trey Gowdy..
WaPo Hates Strong Conservative Women Like Diane Black
by Mark Alexander: “Democracy Dies in Darkness” became The Washington Post’s motto after the once-reputable paper was downgraded to political tabloid status by its billionaire owner, Jeff Bezos, a charter member of the Trump Resistance League. Clearly, the standard of journalism that once graced WaPo’s pages has also died. This week, the Post featured a mocking hit piece on Rep. Diane Black, a friend of The Patriot Post and leading Republican candidate for governor in our native Tennessee. Strong conservative women are among WaPo’s favorite targets and Diane is certainly in that category, having chaired the House Budget Committee, where she led the charge to pass Donald Trump’s signature tax reform bill. That legislation has charged up the economic growth trend since Trump’s election, as have many of his other achievements.
Speaking to a group of pastors about the “root causes” of violence in our culture, particularly among youth, Black proposed several issues that she believes are undermining social order. “Deterioration of the family” and violence in movies were two of her examples, both of which we’ve highlighted. But the Post targeted its scorn on her assertion that pornography is also to blame.
“Pornography [is] available on the shelf when you walk in the grocery store,” Black noted. And then there’s the Internet, available on ubiquitous handheld devices. She lamented, “All of this is available without parental guidance, and I think that is a big part of the root cause.”
Of course, the takeaway from her comments would be that pornography degrades human worth and value, which everyone in the room understood. It’s evident that such degradation is a plague on our society. Of course, the Post argues that “the science isn’t settled” on the impact of pornography — except among those with a shred of common sense.
According to WaPo, smart people know guns are the problem: “Studies analyzing mass shootings in the United States and contrasting this country with others demonstrate that the single most important variable is the high number of guns in the United States…” But as I have articulated, violence in America is a culture problem, not a “gun problem.” Clearly, that doesn’t fit with WaPo’s statist efforts to repeal the Second Amendment.
But what’s really at the core of the Post’s attack on Black? The future of the Democrat Party depends on its continued ability to dupe female voters, its most dependable constituency. Strong conservative women like Diane Black pose a serious threat to that Demo-dependency. ~The Patriot Post
https://patriotpost.us/articles/56266?utm_medium=email&utm_source=pp.email.3518&utm_campaign=snapshot&utm_content=body
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