October 3, 2018
By: Linda Case Gibbons, Esq.
You gotta' hand it to the FBI. To their credit, they can be quick as bunnies.
The Agency completed its Hillary Investigation over a Fourth of July weekend, mostly by reaching a conclusion months before the interview.
It handled with efficiency the Hillary e-mails on Carlos Danger's laptop, breezing through 700,000 of them with no problem, mostly by reviewing only 3,077 of them.
And finding, in both cases, that "There's nothing to see here."
Sure, the Agency missed a couple of biggies. The Boston Massacre Bombing was one of them.
The Tsarnaev brothers were on the FBI's radar for years, running back and forth to Russia as they did. But in the end, it didn't work out. For the FBI.
And there was the Parkland School shooting. Once again, the Agency had their perpetrator in sight, after receiving credible tips. But things happened, and in the end, it didn't work out.
For the FBI.
Talking heads on TV say, "It's not the rank and file at the FBI..." They could be right. But then again there's always the Trickle Down Theory, the one that says, "It all starts at the top..."
And there's no denying it was an eye-opener when we realized Peter Strzok and Lisa Page were the ones running the FBI. With Obama's blessing. And then when we were assured that Leaking isn't necessarily a bad thing.
At least not, we're told, when James Comey or Dianne Feinstein do it.
But it's nice that the Agency is being given another chance. Faith in something bigger than yourself always does that.
So last week it was so bold of Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) when he decided, "Let's let the FBI investigate Judge Kavanaugh, so we can have an accurate, unbiased report."
Yes. Just last week the Lame Duck senator announced he would vote "yes" for Kavanaugh's confirmation, but after he was cornered in an elevator by two Left Wing female protestors, he caved.
And called for the FBI to work their magic.
The women assailed him with tales of their own alleged sexual abuses, and Flake, teary-eyed and shaken, admitted he was moved.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky) was not similarly persuaded.
After a bunch of women hounded him and Senators Corker (R-Tenn.), and Perdue (R-Ga.) around Washington National Airport this week, McConnell was just plain mad.
"To those chasing my members around the hall here, or harassing them at the airports, or going to their homes, trying to bully and intimidate members of Congress," he said, "There is no chance in the world they are going to scare us out of doing our duty."
But it is not because Liberals didn't try. The women who confronted Flake were affiliated with Soros-funded Center for Popular Democracy. So were the gals at the airport.
It's the Alinsky way. It doesn't have to be true. All you need to do is skunk the person and your job is done. The stench makes people doubt.
Ask the Clintons and Obama. They've used the technique all their lives.
But Trump brushes them aside like the pesky gnats they are, with their vile, false stories.
He's in for the long run, and they will be there for the long run, too. But, and they hate this, he refuses to be defeated.
It's what we love about him. And we are the types that are in for the long run, as well. Too much is at stake not to be.
So don't let their dirty tactics win the day. Vote them out, because in the end, the disdain they have shown towards Judge Kavanaugh, is the disdain they have for you.
Hold the line, America.
Where We Go One, We Go All
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