"A dog will look down when he's done wrong. A snake will look you right in the eye." Pinterest
August 9, 2017
By: Linda Case Gibbons, Esq.
The Teflon Don has nothing on the Democrats. Accuse a crooked Democrat of a crime and they don't blink.
They write a book.
Whether it's James Comey, Donna Brazile or Hillary, these could all use Hillary's book title, "What Happened." That's not a question, it's an explanation, of "What Happened," when they broke the law:
When Comey colluded with AG Lynch, to get Hillary elected and not indicted;
When Interim Democratic National Committee Chair Donna Brazile, used her job at CNN to collude with Hillary, leaking debate questions;
To get Hillary elected.
When disgraced and fired DNC Chair Wasserman Schultz colluded with Hillary to bump Bernie out of the race;
To get Hillary elected.
And when Secretary of State, and later candidate Hillary Clinton, colluded with everyone, everywhere, while still in the State Department, and had her husband collude with the DOJ on the tarmac in Arizona, during her campaign.
To get herself elected.
But the books they wrote won't talk about their crimes. Comey will whine in his Boy Scout way, about the unjustness of being fired from the FBI;
Brazile's book, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Breakins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House," should explain how her underhanded behavior helped elect Trump. But it won't;
And Hillary won't confess about her e-mail scandal, her gross negligence in violation of the Espionage Act, or her reckless disregard in Benghazi, resulting in the deaths of four Americans.
Her book will explain who and what did her dirty, cheating her out of the presidency in 2016.
As if we hadn't heard enough of that.
The rest of the Democrats, the ones who don't write books, are either suing the government, or getting an award.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel has to step over dead bodies to get to work at Chicago's City Hall, but he's decided to focus on suing the Department of Justice for challenging his city's sanctuary city status, and for taking pubic safety grant money away from the city because it is not complying with federal law.
"Chicago will not let our residents have their fundamental rights isolated and violated," the mayor said, "and Chicago will never relinquish our status as a welcoming city."
Welcoming to whom, Rahm? Certainly not the 488 citizens murdered in Chicago to date this year.
Rahm Emanuel, as mayor, has decided to fight Trump, not crime, and to defend illegal immigrants, not U.S. citizens. And to sue his own government.
He's no different than the San Salvador illegal immigrant who sued and won a $190,000 settlement from San Francisco, when it violated its own sanctuary city law. Cops detained him and called immigration authorities when he showed up at police headquarters to claim his stolen car. That hurt his feelings.
"What happened to me was very unfair and it was an injustice," Pedro Figueroa-Zerceno said. "I went into the police station to seek help and they didn't tell me what was happening, and they arrested me and treated me badly."
Emanuel is no different, no less bizarre, than the young illegal immigrants who sued Wells Fargo for denying their student loan applications, and the 16 Mexican illegal immigrants who sued Roger Barnett, a 64-year-old Arizona rancher, for $32 million, for violating their civil rights, when he defended his ranch, which had become a favored border crossing.
These are the types of policies Democrats like Hillary Clinton and Rahm Emanuel support. People like James Comey, Loretta Lynch, Donna Brazile and Debbie Wasserman Schultz work hard to implement them.
These are the types of policies which have made their Party what it is today.
It's too bad Democrats didn't win. But actually, some of them did.
Loretta Lynch received the Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal in Law from the University of Virginia, and an honorary degrees from Duke University. The media did not report whether the awards were awarded in her name, or her E-mail-Tarmac-Scandal-Alias, "Elizabeth Carlisle."
Obama had a state holiday dedicated to him, in Illinois, assumedly for all the work he didn't do in his hometown, Chicago.
And neither Lynch nor Obama have been indicted. Yet.
Oh, yeah. Bernie Sanders wrote a book, too, a "civics book" for teens on how to conduct a political revolution.
"This book will expose them to an unusual political campaign, and the excitement of politics and what being a progressive is all about," Bernie boasted.
I wonder if the book tells the kids about Venezuela, the socialist country which, five years ago, Bernie described as a more suitable example of the American dream than the U.S.
Will Bernie tell them that Venezuela is now in the midst of economic collapse, precisely as a result of socialist redistributionist programs? That socialist policies have sparked riots, reduced the once proud Venezuelans to eating their pets, and fighting over a roll of toilet paper? This formerly prosperous country? So far in the face of this terrible tragedy, Bernie and Sean Penn have been curiously silent.
That wacky Bernie! I wonder if he told the kids about that?