In the post below, Lex names PDJT his man of the year
for one reason – PDJT is the only thing that stands between us and them. Who is “them”? Well it’s a long list of azzbags, weasels, crooked
lying thieving pols on both side of the aisle, MSM liars, Hollywood know-nothing
swells, speech squashing masters of the universe at all manner of social media,
violent AntiFa socialist/communists, idiots so worried about PDJT becoming a
dictator that they want to round up all the guns and if the truth were known everyone
who owns one, etc etc. etc.
Wanna know what we’re up against? Here’s a rundown of headlines on Gateway Pundit
yesterday at about 8pm.
This is
the daily assault we’re under. Name one Republican
pol who could have withstood the all-out daily attacks that PDJT has withstood
for the last three years? Mitt
Romney? Ha that little weasel would have
changed parties on day three. John
McCain? Ha he’d have devolved into the
angry little man that he was lashing out at everyone after the second of the
slightest criticisms.
No one, and I mean, NO ONE on the Republican side could have withstood the daily pillaring
PDJT has withstood since day one. PDJT
not only has withstood the battering, he has thrived on it. He has moved the ball forward on all manner
of conservative issues and has been attacked by #NEVERTRUMPers – who supposedly
advocated for the issues before Trump – for every one of his successes.
PDJT is not just the Man of the Year, he’s the Man of
the Decade and soon moving on to the Man of the Century. Who has gotten more done? PDJT’s accomplishments are what drives the
Dopes toward impeachment. They know they
cannot beat him. They know they cannot
stop the irresistible force that is PDJT.
Today’s
JG rant
I’m tired of putting letters from the local fish wrap on this
space. I’ve do it so as not to drive
clicks to their leftwing echo chamber.
Re: Evan Davis letter “GOP shows true colors in impeachment stand”
of Dec 15, 2019.
I suppose Evan Davis is correct. Republicans likely would never oppose the
impeachment of Bill or Hillary Clinton under similar circumstances that PDJT
finds himself in. However, the Clinton crime
family has a clear track record of past criminal activities that would make the
charges all the more credible.
Bill is a convicted perjurer. James the shape shifter Comey laid out Hillary’s
criminal activities of obstructing justice by deleting e-mails, bleach bitting
her servers and smashing her blackberries - all of which were under subpoena. Then there’s whole pay-to-play Clinton Crime
Family Foundation scheme.
So sure, if past is prologue, the Clintons have proven to be
willing to stray outside the bold line of the law for personal gain so any
charge would be all the more believable.
Obama is a totally different case. Obama made himself impeachment proof by
taking on a lying, thieving, corrupt, buffoon – Slow Joe Biden – as his vice
president. Republicans understood that
when it came to incompetence and stupidity, Obama was a piker when compared to
the colossal nit wit who would succeed him if he were convicted and removed
from office for high crimes and misdemeanors.
While Democrats are quite certain of themselves making pre-crime
accusations – PDJT will enlist foreign governments to interfere in the 2020
election if not impeached and removed from office – they never ask themselves
the simple question: Did Slow Joe Biden demand a quid pro quo from Ukraine – a billion
plus in aid money for the firing of a Ukraine prosecutor looking into Biden’s
otherwise unemployable son - as he clearly did and bragged about on tape. That tape proves for the 10,000th
time what an arrogant boob he is and why Obama was unimpeachable.
GOP shows true colors
in impeachment stand
Maybe Donald Trump has
wanted to be impeached all along. For such an ego, how more glorious could life
get than being the first president to be impeached and still be re-elected?
Now, after three years
of mounting outrages, he's openly done something that clearly undermines
legitimate government. He's used the power of the presidency to try to steal
the next election, and impeachment appears certain.
Republicans are right
that this impeachment is farcically partisan – because they have chosen it
to be. I dare Republican members of Congress to say they would have opposed the
impeachment of Bill Clinton, Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton in the same
circumstances. Of course they wouldn't have – they from the party that
impeached Bill Clinton for lying about oral sex and still clamors to jail Hillary
Clinton for ... for what? Just for the fun of it.
In contrast, we have a
president whose minions did go to jail after his first election. And now more
minions work with him and the Russians to grab another, but the Republicans act
like he ran a yellow light on Coldwater Road.
Republicans are wrong,
however, to say that impeachment is an effort to overturn the 2016 election.
Nothing in the world can do that. Impeachment is the constitutional process for
responding to grave abuse of power after the election.
The party of Ronald
Reagan and Richard Lugar is now the party of a wannabe dictator, but he's their
wannabe dictator, and that's what matters most. And if he wins in the Electoral
College again, they will party like it's 1984.
Evan Davis
Fort Wayne
Re: David Kolhoff’s letter “Moral irrelevance is fate of
Trump's GOP” of Dec 15, 2019.
I get the left not liking the
election of PDJT. I’m old enough to
remember eight years of Obama’s bumbling.
So, I get it. I never liked the
public figures who would defend Obama’s obtuse policies, malapropos, lies and
holier than thou arrogance. I never transferred
my dislike for the news people and public sycophants who would defend Obama to
my family and friends who voted for him.
I can totally understand Kolhoff’s
distrust (I suspect it’s much deeper than distrust bordering on hate) of Fox
News’ primetime line up, Gateway Pundit and Powerline websites, but I cannot
understand him transferring those feelings onto 63 million fellow
citizens.
I am a person who has never run
afoul of the law (save for minor traffic violations), has faithfully paid my
taxes, has supported charities (although maybe not as vigorously as I could), has
gone to war for my country and have tried to maintain civil discourse with
family and friends who differ with my political point of view. So why the hate, Dave?
Maybe that’s the problem. Kolhoff has no family or friends who differ
with him. He lives in a cocoon surrounded by only the likeminded. None dare
offer a differing point of view less Kolhoff take them to task for differing
with his own one-sided view of the world.
My advice for Kolhoff is to get out more
and meet some new people who might disagree with him. Open your mind to differing points of view
and learn that people who disagree with you are not necessarily evil
people.
Moral irrelevance is
fate of Trump's GOP
I've been thinking
about this letter for a while. What new outrage of the worst president in my
lifetime should I describe while excoriating him and his enablers? But, given
Donald Trump's daily absurdities and outrages, I determined that's a loser's
game. There's no way to keep up with his craziness within the limitations of a
letter to the editor.
Therefore, I've
decided to address what I think is the basis of Trump's outrageous, damaging
behavior. It is, I believe, his everyday supporters. Those who actively defend
him and those who sit quietly by, hoping things will get better. Taking hope
from the good economy and low unemployment.
Like it or not,
democracy is a participation activity. If you are not part of the solution, you
are, in fact, part of the problem.
Of course, Trump,
Pompeo, McConnell, Nunes, Collins, Jordan, Banks, etc. are responsible for
their actions. But what permits them to continue to act in ways that hurt our
country? It is, of course, their supporters. Those willing to allow the hate,
division and animosity to continue and grow.
I read those enablers
often in letters in this paper. The conservative Republicans who rant against
liberals and in favor of restrictions on them are, in my opinion, the problem.
The damage of their uninformed, incorrect and harmful views will take
years to undo. But undo them we must. The way we do that is to work and spend
so that not a single Republican is elected until the GOP regains its moral
compass and washes off the grime and slime that covers it as the Party of
Trump.
David Kolhoff
Fort Wayne
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