Make A Wish-- Any Wish... As Long As It's About Trump
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"Do you want to see the president of the United States in jail?" That's the question Wolf Blitzer asked Congressman Jim Himes (D-CT). Himes didn't answer by disputing that Trump isn't a legitimate president who wasn't elected but was placed in the Oval Office by a hostile power. Instead he made a little joke by saying "the lizard brain that I have hope that bad things happen to this man because he is so destructive to our republic, to the concept of democracy, to the concept that internationally we are a 'light unto the nations.' Yes, I have my emotional reactions." He then reminded Blitzer that "we are a nation of laws."
I asked my twitter followers a slightly different question-- and left Trump out because I knew he would have gotten 100% of the votes:
And by the way, Himes hasn't publicly called for Trump's impeachment yet. But Fox and other right-wing media outlets are already attacking him. A former colleague of his, Alan Grayson, came to his defense. "It’s completely ridiculous for Fox 'News' to be attacking anyone for saying what is painfully obvious: that the President has committed crimes, and that he, like every other criminal, belongs in prison. Why is Michael Cohen in prison now for crimes that Trump ordered him to commit, and Trump is not? Next, Fox News will be attacking the boy in the Hans Christian Andersen story who observed that the emperor had no clothes. Or, Fox News can try to do what the Armenian king Tigranes did, according to Plutarch: 'The first messenger, that gave notice of Lucullus’s coming was so far from pleasing Tigranes that, he had his head cut off for his pains.'"
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Labels: Alan Grayson, Doug Collins, impeaching Trump, Jim Himes, Wolf Blitzer
2 Comments:
"we are a nation of laws."
Not since 11/22/63.
we are a nation that HAS laws. but we've been ignoring the inconvenient ones for a very long time.
Collins was not all that wrong about the democraps. Just because he's playing the part of Julius Streicher doesn't mean he's TOTALLY full of shit.
I find it telling that DWT implys that Collins is an insane zealot and that what he says about the democraps is, therefore, not true.
makes DWT also very zealous but from the opposite perspective.
Balance and truth would be much better. And it would thoroughly damn the democraps as well as the Nazis... wouldn't it? and, yeah, I know you'll delete this for my pointing this out.
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