Never in all my years of following political news have I seen such an across-the-board condemnation of any government agency let alone the DOJ and the FBI as I have seen this week. Jack Cashill, a former classmate of mine, has written this week about the institutional corruption that he has watched at the DOJ for the last two decades.
WARNING: Satire ahead!
As the leftist media has done so many times recently, they tried to change the definition of a word to suit their agenda. The word is “raid.” The leftist commentators thought the word was “too harsh” to be used in reference to the raid on PDJT’s home in Florida.
However, in a rare display of backbone, the Merriam-Webster people were unwilling to do so. The definition still includes “a sudden invasion by officers of the law.” Now one might quibble with the idea that FBI are actual officers of the law. However, at this moment they are still technically such. So, a raid is what it was.
With criticism mounting, The Babylon Bee published an article on Christopher Wray’s response.
The Dutchman has an interesting insight into all of the third world antics that the Democrats have been engaging in.
The raid on PDJT’s Mar-a-Lago home is just one more example of how corrupt the current administration and the elite politicians in Washington are. Anyone who cannot see this is willfully blind or living on another planet.
They’re losing and they know it. The desperation of those who think they currently hold power over the world is becoming more and more obvious. The raid on the home of PDJT on Monday night puts an exclamation point on the fact that the communists will do anything to retain power.
FBI agents raided the home of former Trump DOJ official Jeffrey Clark On Wednesday. Agents would not let him get dressed, instead forcing him out in the street in his pajamas while they ransacked his home. Clark, is being investigated by the sham January 6 Unselect Committee and now the Justice Department for his role in President Trump’s legal efforts to stop the steal of the 2020 presidential election.
Are Americans in an abusive relationship with their government and government health authorities in particular?
Capitol Police arrested 9 members of Stephen Colbert’s staff on Thursday night for busting into the Longworth House Office Building. This sounds a bit like Watergate to me. Or were they scouting the place out for a potential insurrection when the Republicans regain control of the House?
The cops shooed them away once. However, the group surfaced later after the Capitol complex was closed to the public. Apparently they took pictures and video around the offices of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and Lauren Boebert (R-CO). Sounds like a prelude to insurrection to me. When will the FBI Swat teams be knocking down their front doors?
They were arrested and charged with illegal entry. They were arrested near Boebert’s office. How long will they have to remain in the Capitol gulag? Oh, I forgot. They are part of the PR arm of the Democratic Party. They were released in the morning while others from January 6th still remain under arrest for walking through the Capitol Building more than a year ago. Let’s remember Colbert’s people actually broke in.
With the Democrats trying to amp up coverage of the “J6 insurrection,” perhaps it is time to review once again a real attempt to execute a coup against the American government.
Michael Caputo is someone who is well versed in how political campaigns operate, especially high-powered ones that are operating in Presidential election campaigns. As such, Caputo can explain the command and control aspects of opposition research.
One of the items rising from the memory banks of some people is the File Gate scandal during the Clinton administration.
The White House FBI files controversy of the Clinton Administration, often referred to as Filegate, arose in June 1996 around improper access in 1993 and 1994 to FBI security-clearance documents. The revelations provoked a strong political and press reaction because many of the files covered White House employees from previous Republican administrations, including top presidential advisors. Allegations were made that senior White House figures, including First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, may have requested and read the files for political purposes.
One observer of all things political noted: