As the pathetic old-liners in the
Republican party continue licking their wounds, the Dem’s are seemingly
preparing themselves to deliver Trump another gift.
News reports from the Wall Street Journal,
and others, now say that Bill Clinton’s wife campaign is considering
making Elizabeth Warren her running mate, while ruling out Bernie
Sanders. And, if that’s true, adding another two-faced phony to the Dem
ticket would make a Republican win in November almost a shoo-in. Even
without the cry baby’s like Romney, the Bush’s and half-in, half out
Ryan’s support.
However,
if the wimpy, whiny fogies in the Republican hierarchy decide to wake
up and give the party supporters a real chance by getting into the
battle behind Trump, the Republicans might very well win the White House
by the biggest margin in American history.
On
another favorite subject, it seems that other Republican lawmakers are
finally stepping up to what’s been a one-sided campaign against the
global-warming fraud that’s now called “climate change." That's because the
“warming” has never taken place, won’t, and thanks to the polar vortex, can't.
Valerie Richardson @washingtontimes.com
on Thursday wrote: “If Democratic attorneys general can pursue climate
change skeptics for fraud, then also at risk of prosecution are climate
alarmists whose predictions of global doom have failed to materialize.
“The
“cuts both ways” argument was among those raised by 13 Republican
attorneys general in a letter urging their Democratic counterparts to
stop using their law enforcement power against fossil fuel companies and
others that challenge the climate change catastrophe narrative.”
In
a letter this week, state prosecutors made the point that in accordance
with free-speech: “If it is possible to minimize the risks of climate
change, then the same goes for exaggeration. If minimization is fraud,
exaggeration is fraud.”
“Actions
indicating that one side of the climate debate should fear prosecution
chills free speech in violation of a formerly bipartisan First Amendment
consensus,” said the Republicans.
In
addition to Alabama Attorney Luther Strange, “those signing the letter
were Attorneys General Ken Paxton of Texas, Bill Schuette of Michigan,
Craig Richards of Alaska, Doug Peterson of Nebraska, Adam Laxalt of
Nevada, Mark Brnovich of Arizona, Sean Reyes of Utah, Leslie Rutledge of
Arkansas, Scott Pruitt of Oklahoma, Brad Schimel of Wisconsin, Jeff
Landry of Louisiana and Alan Wilson of South Carolina.”
Which
means, if the attorney’s general continue along the lines they’ve
now created, where global-warming exaggeration is unlawful, AlGore and the
POTUS may both be facing incarceration. Perhaps in adjoining cells. And
if prisons wind up co-ed, just like the POTUS’s bathrooms around the
nation, it’s quite possible Bill Clinton’s wife will also join them in
the same slammer. A perfect trifecta.
Bringing us to today’s update on Bill Clinton’s wife.
According to Michael Sainato @observer.com: ”Hillary Clinton didn’t win the Democratic primaries through democratic means.”
This
situation is a double-whammy, whereas it exposes both computer-hacking
as well as collusion on the part of Democrats, which should boost Trump as the
information becomes sorted out. Provided that he can figure out how to
use the windfall that’s now been handed to him.
Mr.
Sainato writes: “Earlier this week, a lone hacker—self-dubbed Guccifer
2.0—breached DNC servers and reportedly obtained opposition research on
the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump. The DNC
confirmed the hack and hasn’t denied the authenticity of the documents
released. The Party has, however, continued to propagate that the hack
was deployed by the Russian government—perhaps because the information
that was released is far more revealing than just opposition research.
“Internal
memos, dated May 2015—long before the first state voted in the
Democratic primary—referred to Hillary Clinton as though she was already
the Democratic presidential nominee. The documents leaked by Guccifer
2.0 not only illuminate the DNC’s efforts to ensure Clinton’s coronation
but also reveal the strategies used to shield her from criticism on
ethics, transparency and campaign finance reform—all vulnerabilities for
the corrupt Establishment darling.”
In
Mr. Sainato’s next paragraph he mixes hyperbole with personal feelings
to make his point, which is somewhat over the top, yet still is accurate
regarding his conclusions, as follows:
“Despite
being under criminal investigation by the FBI and DOJ, Clinton has
still managed to secure the Democratic presidential nomination. And,
despite revelations from the State Department Inspector General—who
reported Clinton did break federal rules, effectively debunking
the defense she has echoed for over a year—Democrats still, shockingly,
continued to vote for her in the remaining primary states.”
Mr. Sainato's personalization notwithstanding, what’s apparent here is that although in a different setting and different
context, the revelations establish that not only can computers
containing highly classified information be breached, Guccifer 2.0 has
clearly done it. Thus, by successfully completing his hacking attempt,
Guccifer 2.0 has proven that Bill’s wife’s home-grown server was not only
quite venerable, it too may have been breached without those hackers
coming forward to acknowledge their accomplishments.
And
perhaps, that’s what Director Comey and the FBI have discovered about
Bill’s wife’s server, which still remains to be seen by the public. It
also brings up the daily recurring question: Bringing up the continuing
question once more: Joe Biden, Jerry Brown, and Starbucks chairman and
CEO, Howard Schultz, are you guys reading this?
That’s it for today folks.
Adios
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