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It shouldn’t surprise you that President Biden’s national security advisor, Jake Sullivan, is coming under increased scrutiny in Special Counsel John Durham’s investigation into the origins of the Russian collusion tale.
Sullivan is reportedly the “foreign policy director” referred to in the indictment of Michael Sussmann, Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign manager, determined through e-mail distributions.… read more
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In my November 6, 2021 blog, I wrote of Fiona Hill’s effort to bring down the Trump presidency with her impeachment testimony against him.
Obviously disgruntled that the Republican-controlled Senate voted to acquit the president, she bitterly stated that the impeachment “came down to political mud wrestling.”
Space didn’t permit me to include her published opinion that the January 6, 2021 breach of the Capitol was a self-coup by Trump.… read more
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Does the name Fiona Hill come to memory? It did to me.
I recall her stern appearance, her mannerisms and British accent, and I wondered why she was invited by the Democrats to testify at the hearing covering the Ukraine and the Trump-Zelensky phone call. She left her job in the White House national security office 10 days before the phone call took place.… read more
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We often hear the term “inside baseball” when someone attempts to explain something not readily known. In politics, we often hear commentators attempt to explain things taking place behind the scenes. Normally, it concerns a subject in which the public isn’t privy to, or not particularly interested.
I have made a number of observations lately on changes occurring in the political coverage by the media, and thought I would give you a little inside baseball.… read more
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I know, we’re told never to speak ill of the dead, but rather to show respect for someone who has died by not saying something untoward about the individual. After all he or she is no longer in a position to oppose us, and most of all, the dead cannot defend themselves.… read more
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In a nutshell, those two headlines above, appearing over articles I researched, for this side-by-side piece on the status of President Biden and former President Trump, couldn’t be more succinct.
In Stephen L. Miller’s piece for The Spectator, “The Biden Presidency is in Free-Fall,” he reviews Biden’s multiple missteps in recent weeks, and notes that “people seem to be waking up to the fact that Joe Biden is who Joe Biden has always been – only now it’s not just funny gaffes and infamously bad theorizing on the state of the world. … read more
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In my last blog post I cautioned you not to get excited over John Durham’s indictment of Michael Sussman, the lawyer who fed anti-Trump dirt to the FBI while hiding his connection to Hillary Clinton’s 2020 campaign.
From the slimy Washington swamp of political incest comes this slime from Just the News.… read more
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I plead guilty to building up your expectations for indictments I predicted would result from John Durham’s stealthy investigations into the Deep State.
Now we are finally seeing headlines, “John Durham seeks indictment of Clinton Campaign Lawyer,” in the New York Times, and “Durham Delivers on Russiagate,” over an editorial board column in the Wall Street Journal.… read more
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Since my critical commentaries on George W. Bush, and his attack on those on the right, I again feel compelled to encourage you to stand up and fight for the America we love.
In my August 8, 2021 post, “It’s Time to Get Motivated; Stop the Deterioration of Our Nation,” I quoted Ben Domenech of The Federalist, who declared “It is (time) to organize against the deterioration of everything that made our American communities great.… read more
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THE LIST OF “W” CRITICS has increased to include J. Christian Adams, who worked in the Department of Justice under the George W. Bush administration.
In his PJ Media column, “President George W. Bush Blew It in Shanksville,” Adams mocked Bush’s comparison of 9/11 and January 6, 2021, noting that the terrorists were guilty of mass murder, while the January 6, rioters were charged with “parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.”… read more