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Home Front: Politix
The Silence of the Republican Lambs on Ronny Jackson, the Roaring Economy, and More
2018-05-03
[American Thinker] What a week for President Trump! We have North and South Korea making peace, with the North promising to give up its nukes ‐ something unimaginable for past administrations, those filled with diplomatic wizards like Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and John Kerry. This announcement is on the heels of a successful state visit by French president Emmanuel Macron and Mike Pompeo's confirmation as secretary of state.

The economy is humming along with record low unemployment, particularly benefiting blacks and Hispanics, in a way that Democrat policies never allowed for. Rap superstar Kanye West, much to the dismay of the left, came out of the liberal closet and proclaimed himself a Trumpster. Left-wing MSNBC hack Joy Reid, after the discovery of her past Twitter musings, can't decide if she was a homophobe years ago when it wasn't one of the third rails of liberal politics, allowing the left another opportunity to eat one of its own, or else make silly excuses for her homophobia.

All is not wine and roses, however. The president's nominee for Veterans Administration secretary, Dr. Ronny Jackson, was hounded into withdrawing his nomination through rumors and unsubstantiated allegations, in a similar fashion to how Clarence Thomas and Robert Bork were treated when nominated for the Supreme Court, and just as Harry Reid tried to smear candidate Mitt Romney with lies about Romney not paying his taxes.

If Dr. Jackson was a drunken pill-pusher, as Senator Jon Tester claimed, why did George W. Bush and Barack Hussein Obama both use Dr. Jackson as their personal physician ‐ not only for themselves, but also for their wives? Allegations are easy to make. Just look at the Russian collusion stories, to this day without proof or verification. In the short time frame between Dr. Jackson's nomination and confirmation hearings, it's quite difficult to prove that something didn't happen, particularly when it appears that the president is the only Republican defending his nominee against allegations promoted by the Democrats and the media.
Posted by:Besoeker

#3  They have had plenty of opportunities to shed the uniparty ways and board the Trump train. Many simply refuse to do so and I hope they get primaried out.
Posted by: rjschwarz   2018-05-03 15:42  

#2  No these are members in good standing of the uniparty. Trump spoils their game as much as he does for democrats.
Posted by: g(r)omgoru   2018-05-03 11:42  

#1  Those ain't lambs. Those are gelded RINOs.
Posted by: AlanC   2018-05-03 09:01  

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