Friday, July 31, 2020

Worn Out Welcome. Democrat Theft? What's New? Vindman Admits To Lying. Barr Will Release Durham Before Election. Defund NPR.Day 8.



Whether you realize it or not you have worn out your welcome.

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Music interlude:
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https://youtu.be/I6e7LBmUUCo 

 I thought Republicans ate them decades ago.
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Just another day at the office serving the people:

Democrat State Senator Steals $600,000 in Public Funds to Pay for Lavish Lifestyle - Read More

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So what's new? Another Democrat, Trump Hater lying.
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Not good news for Democrats, so now they will have to figure out how to steal the election.  Is Barr Release Durham Investigation Findings BEFORE The Election
Democrats received potentially bad news for their chances of winning the White House this week.
According to a report by the Washington Post, Attorney General Bill Barr has no plans to wait until the election is over to release the report from John Durham’s Russiagate investigation. If President Trump’s suspicions are correct and he was targeted by his predecessor Barack Obama, it could be terrible for the Left.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Cowardly Republicans fear if they de-fund NPR they will be attacked. Consequently, tax payer funds are used to attack Republicans and they are dumb enough to allow this to happen.
https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/tim-graham/2020/07/31/tax-funded-fraud-npr-cues-republican-response-biden-campaigners

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Orange Man Bad? Democrats Worse Jonathon MoseleyLeftists in both parties have lied about Donald Trump, accused Trump of saying things that Trump never said and doing things Trump never did. More

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Alec Baldwin: “Trump Must Die So That We Can Live” - Read More


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Sweet Antifa rioters burn bibles:
George Will is a very bright but decidedly marginalized man these days and a total snob. 
I had the distinct displeasure of  meeting him at a Commission of  White House Fellows' 
function.. There was a time when George was one of the Republican Party's shining stars 
but then he became petulant over Trump's victory and has been bad mouthing him ever since.

 Nevertheless, this snarky op ed is worth reading because it is imperative we have an honest 
election. Therefore, whatever reason motivates Trump, all states should take to heart his 
warning so they can be prepared for what, in Will's view, will be a 70% mail in vote.

Will's op ed evokes some general thoughts about so-called conservatives or Rhino's,as they 
have been called, like Romney, Noonan, Will among others.

I mentioned Noonan because I read  her diatribe in Saturday's WSJ in which she believes the
Republican Party  needs to be burned down because of the impact of Trump. As for Romney,
he still seems ruffled by Trump's slighting/rejecting him for Sec.of State  and still smarts from 
his failed presidential run.. These three "intellectuals" consider Trump crude and not as sophisticated as
they see  themselves.  Indirectly,Noonan basically implied Trump is simply a billionaire"deplorable ."

There is no doubt Trump is not brilliant,.Clever, shrewd even smart but not brilliant. His style is unorthodox and he is
overly sensitive/defensive when it comes to handling criticism. 

 Where he shines, in my opinion, is he is not caught up in believing he has to defend what does not work and is
 logical, arrogant and combative enough to believe he can bring the establishment down to size. I believe he failed 
to realize when the mass media are aligned against you and your party does not control Congress they can best 
you.

 In his defense, there has never been a president, in my life time, who has been so stiffed, so investigated, so 
undercut, so rudely treated, so disrespected than Trump. Perhaps some is of his own doing but most borders on 
outright hatred and contempt which might also reflect he ran against and beat their "queen."  They simply cannot
swallow the loser pill he dealt them. After all, when you have such a vaulted feeling of yourself and then
lose to someone you have designated a loser, that has to sting.

 Secondly, when your own candidate is basically undistinguished, after 50 years has no record of accomplishments
that stand out and is trailed by questionable actions/behaviour  you are tactically compelled to beat up on Trump to 
deflect attention from your own embarrassment..I have yet to mention Biden's mental state.

 Finally, along came the Corona-virus which knocked the wind out of Trump's remarkable economic accomplishments 
close to a key election and Trump Haters could not have asked for a more delicious event. Furthermore, when
winning means more than doing what is best for the nation it is understandable why Democrats are so zealous and 
eager..

 At a crucial period in our history and the rising arrogance of China and rioting in our own streets, I am truly 
concerned. about America's prospects and I have yet to mention our mounting debt etc.  But then, what do I know 
since I am voting for Trump. At least he does not have a son who was given a billion bucks by the banking arm of 
the CCP. and  therefore, is now a business partner of  Xi the dictator of our most serious adversary.
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America’s domestic tranquility depends on us

administering the 2020 election right

By George F. Will
Perhaps hoping to postpone that indignity, he has suggested postponing the election — 
supposedly to prevent fraud — which only Congress could do. Trump’s proposal 
performs a public service: With it, he probably —one cannot be certain — has 
unfurled a flag so bedraggled that not even congressional Republicans, these
gluttons for servitude, will salute it.

Today’s presidential noise aimed at fomenting doubts about election integrity should summon 
the nation to belated seriousness about preventing the calamity of a botched 
election. Low expectations of government competence, although increasingly 
reasonable, are intolerable regarding this election, because governments often 
live down to expectations. We know what to expect from Trump.

Writing for the Bulwark, Kim Wehle, law professor and former U.S. attorney, notes that there are
 approximately 250 million voting-age Americans. Of those eligible to vote in 2016, Hillary Clinton 
received votes from 29 percent, Trump from 28 percent — and 39 percent did not vote. A Knight 
Foundation study  of 12,000 “chronic non-voters” found that more than a third abstain because 
they think their votes do not matter or that “the system is rigged.”

In a normal year, a 60 percent turnout of eligible voters — the 2016 rate — would be sufficient. 
Normally, it is not urgent, or even prudent, to hector and prod to the polls people so 
uninterested in the nation’s civic life  that they must be hectored and prodded.

This, however, is not a normal year, because the nation’s chief executive, possibly 
anticipating a defeat in the electoral college as well as in the popular vote, is 
sowing the suspicion that the election will be rigged — stolen by floods of fraudulent votes. This 
suspicion will ferment in a substantial minority of American minds.

Although the polls look bad for Trump’s future, they look even worse for the nation’s. The fact that 
 46 percent of those who voted in 2016 opted for Trump is much less dismaying 
than the fact that today, in the RealClearPolitics average of polls, 43 percent  
approve of his job performance. In 2016, he was a largely undefined figure to 
low-information voters, who are a large majority. Now, however, everyone has 
had three and a half years of exposure to him, and more than 2 in 5 Americans 
seem amenable to four more years of  this.

Three things are clear. First, Trump will again lose the popular vote. Second, if he loses it narrowly, 
he will claim — as he did when he won in 2016, and as he is beginning to do 
preemptively — that fraud produced his margin of defeat. Third, many — perhaps 
most — of his voters, in their inexhaustible credulity, will agree. So, this year every 
vote cast against him — not just in the relatively few swing states, but also in  
states he will carry easily and those he will lose decisively — matters. The
larger his national popular vote margin of defeat, the more his predictable sore-loser whining will 
seem not just contemptible but risible.

Hence it is imperative that the conduct of this election depend as little as possible on the U.S. 
Postal Service and state and local governments doing unusually difficult things. 
Polling places must be staffed during a pandemic. There will be unprecedented 
demands for mail ballots, which must be tabulated quickly.

The Republic’s domestic tranquility depends on encouraging a historic level of early voting. In 
2016,  more than 41 percent of ballots were cast before Election Day. Ideally, 70 
percent will be this year. To minimize the scope for Trump’s sociopathy, the nation 
needs a timely determination of the outcome — before sunrise  Wednesday, Nov. 
4. To facilitate this — to prevent days or even weeks of uncertainty, during which 
Trump can fertilize discord — states should immediately stipulate that mailed 
ballots must be postmarked five days before Election Day, so that counting can 
be completed by that evening.

During World War II, the nation bought 60,000 acres of eastern Tennessee wilderness and built an 
instant city — streets, houses, schools, shops and the world’s most sophisticated 
scientific facilities in Oak Ridge, a component of the Manhattan Project. Americans 
can do amazing things when alarmed, as they should be about administering 
the 2020 election.

And:

This is a broad statement but it captures the essence of what I believe and have found to be
true.  Democrats, liberals, progressives are all to often an unhappy lot.  Nothing is ever right
and if you believe something they do not it causes them pain. They also are willing to go to
just about any length to impose their will. If you want to possess a weapon because our Bill
of Rights allows this and they do not interpret the 2d Amendment as you do they are not
happy and will do whatever they can to take your right away.

They also have a tendency to think if they believe and say it, it is so and there is no arguing.
Their way or the highway.

Perhaps the most distressing thing is that it is difficult to engage them in a rational discussion.
They do not like to be challenged, particularly if they are unable to make an effective explanation
of what they believe and why..  They can get very testy and might even resort to becoming
demeaning etc.

Hi Fellow Patriot,

Nancy Pelosi is the epitome of everything that’s wrong with the Democrats 
in the United States. First, she claims that all that’s happening in Portland 
and elsewhere is “peaceful” despite the bloodshed. Then, she refers to the 
federal agents as henchmen and storm troopers belonging to the president.
Her bullying is getting out of control – and there’s no surprise that people 
have no respect for the government since she can’t show any respect, 
either. When did it become okay for the Speaker of the House to call 
anyone a “blob?”

Fighting for Freedom,

Sarah Taylor

Nasty Pelosi LIES, Says She Never Called Federal Officers ‘Stormtroopers.’ 
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Obama's older half-brother "totally" unloads on him.

Barack Obama’s half-brother rips

 

‘cold and ruthless’ ex-president

By Jon Levine

A “cold and ruthless” President Obama abandoned his Kenyan family in their 
greatest hours of need, according to a new tell-all by estranged half brother Malik 
Obama.
“He got rich and became a snob,” Malik, 62, told The Post via Skype from his home
 in the Kenyan village of Nyang’oma Kogelo. “What I saw was he was the kind of 
person that wants people to worship him. He needs to be worshiped and I don’t do 
that. I am his older brother so I don’t do that.”
The book, “Big Bad Brother From Kenya,” a self-published memoir which Malik 
Obama spent 22 years writing, hit Amazon with little fanfare on July 11. In its 435 
pages, Malik covers the long and gradual falling out between him and the former 
President, which culminated in Malik publicly endorsing Donald Trump for president
in 2016.
Both Malik and Barack Obama share the same father, Barack Hussein Obama Sr., 
a Kenyan economist who died in a car accident in 1982. Malik first met his half
 brother in 1985 when Barack was a 24-year-old Chicago community organizer, 
and they enjoyed warm relations for more than a decade. Malik spent years 
working in the United States, where he has dual citizenship, and frequently traveled
between the US and his homeland. Malik was the best man at Barack Obama’s 
wedding in 1992. When Barack became president, Malik was a regular visitor to the 
Oval Office.
Today Malik works full time at a foundation named after their father. He hangs on to
a trove of old photos showing him and a carefree Barack spending time together 
in Kenya. Many are included in the book.
The first fissures appeared shortly after Barack was elected to the White House, 
and Malik told him of his plans to set up the foundation.

“We had a big fight on the phone because he was not in support and insisted I shut 
the website and not continue with the foundation. He had his reasons but I was not 
having any of it,” Malik writes, describing a stormy call shortly before the 2009 
inauguration. “We talked late into the night that night. He threatened to ‘cut me off’
if I continued with the idea.”
The president, in retrospect, might have been right to be skeptical. In 2011, the 
foundation ran into trouble for failing to register as a tax-exempt, federally 
recognized nonprofit — and falsely claiming that it had. While the foundation still 
technically exists, it’s raised less than $50,000 each year since 2011, according to
 tax filings.
In the same call, President Obama also informed his brother that his aunt, Hawa 
Auma Hussein, the only surviving full-sibling of their father, wouldn’t be making 
the guest list for the inauguration. While Obama was in the White House, Aunt 
Hawa lived in near-poverty working as a charcoal seller, in a collapsing house, 
When Barack Obama visited Kenya in July 2015, brother Malik made a personal 
appeal on behalf of Hawa during a family dinner.
“It was awkward as I tried to convey Auntie Hawa’s wishes to her nephew. She 
wanted him to look out for her, build her a house, etc. I told him he owed it to her, t
o the family for him to do anything, something,” Malik writes. “Barack said that he 
was broke.”
Another aunt, Zeituni Onyango, fared no better, squatting illegally in Boston public 
housing before being granted asylum in 2010. When she died penniless in 2014, 
Malik Obama made a reluctant appeal to his brother for help burying her.
“We needed to pay for the bills and the cost of her transportation back to Kenya,” 
Malik writes of an Oval Office meeting on April 16. “[Barack] asked me how much 
and I told him roughly $20,000. This was too much he said.”
The president ultimately gave $5,000 to the effort but it took another month before
the Obama family could raise the rest of the funds.
“She really had been good to him,” Malik Obama writes. “I don’t understand how 
somebody who claimed to be a relative or a brother can behave the way that he’s 
behaving, be so cold and ruthless, and just turn his back on the people he said 
were his family.”
The older brother also took a swipe at Barack Obama’s memoir, “Dreams From My 
Father,” which he says “wasn’t accurate” and filled with “embellishments.” The book 
claims of their grandfather being detained and beaten in 1949 by British colonial 
troops as likely false — an assessment other scholars have also come to. 
Malik Obama made national headlines after announcing he was supporting Trump 
over Hillary Clinton. He became one of the billionaire’s most ardent defenders on 
social media, earning a hit piece in BuzzFeed and an invitation to the third 
debate, where he palled around with Kellyanne Conway.
Malik’s faith in Trump remains unwavering.
“[I’m] 110% still with Trump,” he said. “He’s not fake. He tells us the way he sees it. 
He’s bold and fearless and he’s tough.”
He also mocked the Democratic nominee Joe Biden as too old and feeble to win.
“I don’t think he’s going to make it. His teeth are falling off,” Obama laughed. “He 
looks like he’s going to drop dead.”
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Biden Diary - Day 8

I told Donna about remembering when I practiced for the debates.  I began with: “my memory is better than yours”, 
but then I forgot the  name of the guy/woman I was debating. Embarrassing. 
Now, I am nervous about coming out for my first press conference.  I would love to get out of doing this but I don't 
know how without losing face.
My Secret Service Detail Man could not find out whether my black butler voted for me 'cause he would not say.
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