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Posted by Rudy Tirre on March 29, 2019 at 11:14am
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How to Make Sure ISIS Does Not Come Back
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Harold Hutchison  
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Huge dirty cop-Mueller Report Release Notice
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by Henry Rodgers
{ dailycaller.com } ~ South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said Attorney General William Barr will be done vetting special counsel dirty cop-Robert Mueller’s report sometime in April... Graham, who had dinner with Barr on Tuesday night, told reporters on Capitol Hill Wednesday that Barr plans to have dirty cop-Mueller’s report into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election vetted in April. “I didn’t talk to him about executive privilege. I talked to him basically about the dirty cop-Mueller report,” Graham said. “He’s going to be done with vetting it in April, and the president said just let it go. I think that’s what’s going to happen.” This comes as Graham called for a new special counsel who would look into the FBI and DOJ to see what led to the Russia investigation into President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign at a Monday press conference. Graham said he plans to ask Barr to set up a new special counsel to look into the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant process, adding he would like someone  similar to dirty cop-Mueller to lead the investigation...   https://dailycaller.com/2019/03/27/graham-barr-mueller-report-april/  
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Cotton on dirty cop-Mueller Report: ‘I Think 
It’s Important We Make as Much Available 
to the Public as Possible’
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by Cameron Cawthorne  
{ freebeacon.com } ~  Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) on Wednesday said that he would like to see "as much of that dirty cop-Mueller report" as possible released to Congress and the American public... Cotton appeared on CNN's Situation Room to discuss special counsel dirtyt cop-Robert Mueller's investigation into whether there was collusion between Trump's 2016 campaign associates and Russian government officials.  dirty cop-Mueller  determined Trump did not collude with Russia during the 2016 presidential campaign, but he refrained from making a judgment on whether Trump attempted to impede the investigation. "The Special Counsel's investigation did not find that the Trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with Russia in its efforts to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election," Attorney General William Barr wrote in a letter to Congress. "As the report states, ‘The investigation did not establish that members of the Trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in its election interference activities.'" Host Wolf Blitzer asked Cotton whether he agreed with the decision of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) to block the resolution calling for a full release of the dirty cop-Mueller Report, noting that it passed in the House by a 420 to 0 vote. "Wolf, I think we need to let Attorney General Barr go through the Mueller Report to ensure that we don't release any material that's prohibited by law...
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Rush Limbaugh Discusses 
The False Russian Conspiracy
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{ theconservativetreehouse.com } ~  Rush Limbaugh appears on Fox News Special Report to discuss the fraud behind the Special Counsel and the “manufactured Coup d’état” against President Trump.
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House Intel Chair scumbag-Schiff Continues
His Delusion: “Undoubtedly, There Is Collusion”
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by thewashingtonstandard.com:  It doesn’t matter what’s in the dirty cop-Mueller report. Russia collusion was a conspiracy theory invented by the scumbag/liar-Clinton campaign and kept alive by Democrat apparatchiks... Without Russian collusion, House Intelligence Chairman scumbag-Adam Schiff is just a guy with a powerful job whose details nobody outside D.C. cares about. With Russia collusion, he’s going to have a permanent seat on CNN and MSNBC, and he’s going to be able to fundraise and promote himself in ways that he couldn’t if he weren’t posing as the new champion of the Russia investigation. Oh at some point, Dems will grow frustrated with the lack of results. And he’ll be accused of being a sellout. But for now, scumbag-Schiff is rising the collusion train to nowhere. “Undoubtedly, there is collusion,” scumbag-Schiff told the Washington Post, a social justice tabloid which has profited enormously from Russia conspiracy theories. Of course, there is. And WaPo will be there while scumbag-Schiff goes to look for it in the dumpster bin.
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Stacey Abrams Aide Slams loose 
lips-Joe Biden’s ‘Exploitative’ VP Offer
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by Andrew Stiles  
{ freebeacon.com } ~ The Democratic primary race continues to produce a fair share of drama, even among candidates who aren't officially running yet... Former Vice President loosew lips-Joe Biden is likely to launch a campaign sometime next month, amid rumors that he might pre-select a running mate to spice up his entrance into a crowded field. Rumors are swirling after loose lips-Biden reportedly met with Stacey Abrams, the Georgia gubernatorial candidate who refuses to admit defeat in the race she lost to Republican Brian Kemp. While aides to both politicians have publicly denied suggestions of a "grand plan" to form a loose lips-Biden-Abrams ticket, BuzzFeed reports that loose lips-Biden has indeed pitched Abrams on the idea as a way to "attract high-level operatives and donors" to his campaign. Team Abrams, however, is reportedly frustrated by the rumors, not least because they'd like to see more consideration given to the possibly of Abrams running for president herself. Abrams herself has argued race was a factor in the underwhelming media attention she has received compared to former congressman and failed Senate candidate socialist-Beto O'Rourke. When it comes to loose lips-Biden, some Abrams supporters are said to be concerned about the former vice president's  problematic record on race and criminal justice. One Abrams adviser had some particularly harsh words for loose lips-Biden in light of his rumored offer to join the ticket as his running mate. "What makes it particularly exploitative is that loose lips-Biden couldn’t be bothered to endorse Stacey in the gubernatorial primary," the adviser told BuzzFeed News. "Now he wants her to save his ass. That’s some serious entitlement."...   https://freebeacon.com/politics/stacey-abrams-joe-biden/?utm_source=Freedom+Mail&utm_campaign=358495c463-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_03_19_COPY_02&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b5e6e0e9ea-358495c463-45611665  
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How to Make Sure ISIS Does Not Come Back
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Harold Hutchison:  The elimination of the last Islamic State stronghold is a win in the Global War on Terror (which has still been going on), no doubt about it. However, if we have learned one thing, it is that radical Islamic jihadists are very resilient … and hard to wipe out. We’ve been fighting the War on Terror for over 17 years. So, how do we make sure ISIS — or some mutation/ offshoot/spinoff of that terrorist group — doesn’t come back?

The specter of a terrorist group bouncing back is not one to be ignored. That’s how we ended up fighting ISIS. In 2003, after the liberation of Iraq from Saddam Hussein’s regime, al-Qaida took our troops on. They lost a lot more jihadists than they killed Americans. When America was ready to vote for president in 2008, Operation Iraqi Freedom had succeeded in setting up an Iraqi government that could have emerged.

There was just one problem: Barack scumbag/liar-nObama pulled American troops out at the end of 2011. He’d called the liberation of Iraq a mistake, said it would lead to greater instability — and then he removed the one stabilizing element: an American military presence. As a result, ISIS rose up, and unleashed a wave of terror. It even managed to hit America in San Bernardino and Orlando.

So, here’s the hard truth about keeping ISIS down. We have to deploy troops. We have historical evidence of premature withdrawals causing tragedy. Not just Iraq in 2011, but Vietnam in 1974. American troops stayed in South Korea, and now that country has emerged into a functioning democracy. They even have baseball over there — and exported “The Masked Singer” to our TVs.

The defeat of ISIS has given America something very rare in the geopolitical sphere — a second chance. Can we make that second chance work? Honestly, it’s going to be difficult with the present state of the Army and Marine Corps. To be blunt, we needed a much larger force structure, and George W. Bush’s failure to push for it was a huge blunder.

Why? Because it will take about a division of troops, plus a brigade or two, to do two things that the Iraqi military needs. First, these Army units corset the Iraqi forces — in essence improving their ability to fight and win against insurgents and terrorists. Second, they serve as a deterrent against external aggression. Back them up with one or two fighter wings, and a carrier strike group in the region, and now you have the conditions for Iraq to take the long, difficult path South Korea took.

Right now, we may be lucky to deploy one or two brigades to Iraq. If that is what we can send, then we should — and President Donald Trump should negotiate a long-term status of forces agreement to ensure that those troops stay long enough to finish the job. Because as much as a permanent deployment stinks, pulling out troops only to send them back to fight round three is going to be far worse.  ~The Patriot Post

https://patriotpost.us/articles/62038?mailing_id=4160&utm_medium=email&utm_source=pp.email.4160&utm_campaign=snapshot&utm_content=body  
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