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The majority of drug trafficking felonies in Boston last year were from non-citizens. Which Boston goes out of the way to protect from the feds.
And I’m not shedding any tears. All the oil dictatorships are crumbling.
OPEC has been cutting production, and begging the U.S. to stop producing oil as well…they lost $76 billion last year, and there’s still an oil glut. Shale producers are drilling our way to prosperity, whatever Obama thought, and OPEC can’t affect the market anymore.
It’s all made up. Former DNI Director James Clapper says there’s no evidence. Trump’s accountant has shown there’s no financial ties.
Among the Democrats who are pressing all of this:
- Senator Waters says there’s no evidence.
- Senator Brown says there’s no evidence.
- Senator Feinstein says there’s no evidence.
What do they have? They have conspiracy theories. They have the testimony of a Hillary loyalist, Sally Yates, called out by name in Podesta’s emails. They have collusion between John Brennan and the Hillary campaign to manufacture this entire set of allegations.
I basically think the President should appoint a special prosecutor whenever there’s any hint of impropriety, even for something as made up as the Russia charges. So good, and it’s one more special prosecutor than Obama ever appointed – as Trump has rightly pointed out.
But there should be a second special prosecutor appointed, because there was one other scandal that became hopelessly political in Comey’s wake: the Hillary emails.
It was already suspicious that the person Julian Assange identified as the DNC leaker was shot in the back without anyone taking anything from him, in an “attempted robbery”. Now others have confirmed that he was the leaker, and we also know that the police body cam footage has gone missing, and Jon Podesta called for making an example of the leaker.
Oh, boo hoo.
Gee, it’s almost like they want us all to be subject to laws imposed by fiat and not through democracy.
Good for him. Always classy to see people respect political opponents.
Of course not. He was a Democrat so couldn’t be in the wrong.
The link lists a few examples, but I think those are minor compared to some of the things he did with, for instance, the Fast and Furious investigation.
I mean, technically a party can do whatever they want to decide their nominee, but I sure wouldn’t wasn’t the electorate catching me backing that position if I was in their shoes.
Hah. Good for her.
