90 Miles From Tyranny : The Nuclear Option: McCain Funeral, Kavanaugh Hearings Prove No Low Is Too Low for DC Swamp

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Wednesday, September 5, 2018

The Nuclear Option: McCain Funeral, Kavanaugh Hearings Prove No Low Is Too Low for DC Swamp

It sure was nice to turn on the “Sunday shows” and finally get away from all the politics of this weekend’s funerals.

Listening to failed politicians hijack the funerals of two such respected American heroes as John McCain and Aretha Franklin so they could smear the sitting president really tells you all you need to know about those washed-up has-beens.

It was particularly strange to listen to all these rabid enemies of McCain in life heaping praise on him in death.
McCain was a rare genuine battle hero in American politics; but American politics treated him badly. During his presidential campaign against then-Sen. Barack Obama, McCain was slimed as a racist. During his campaign against then-Gov. George W. Bush, he endured sneaky robocalls accusing him of having an illegitimate black child.

Hard to see how both could be possible. But when it comes to low-down, dirty, dishonest gutter politics in America, nothing is out of bounds.

Somehow these people are shocked — SHOCKED! — by the harsh rhetoric of President Trump.

Give me a break.

And now these people are lining up to smear yet another good person dragged into the sewer of American politics.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Minnesota Democrat, went on one of the Sunday shows to shred the good name of Mr. Trump’s latest nominee to the Supreme Court, Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh. (I will not say the name of the program because, honestly, I am embarrassed to have wasted precious moments of the Sabbath on such...Read More HERE

2 comments:

Jeffery in Alabama said...

"It was particularly strange to listen to all these rabid enemies of McCain in life heaping praise on him in death." Well said my friend.

NITZAKHON said...

As I pointed out elsewhere... he was their best buddy, the exemplar of what a "good Republican" (i.e., not one) should be to be welcomed to The Club. Until, of course, he threatened their inevitable and just-due ascendancy to power. Then, like every other Republican, he became Satan incarnate. Now that he's no longer a threat, there is a "strange new respect" for him... just like for Bush Sr. and Jr., Mitt Romney, etc., now that they're out of the picture.

Even Satan-on-earth Nixon became a "statesman" after he died.