Robert Laurie’s column is distributed by HermanCain.com, which can be found at Hillary charging her own party millions of dollars for her email list – because she can, so of course she is
Once upon a time, Barack Obama lectured America. “At some point you’ve made enough money.” In a way, that’s kind of a mantra for the Democratic Party. Unless they run Dem-friendly outlets like Apple or the New York Times, leftists generally see wealthy people as the enemy. The more you have, the more you’ve exploited someone, cheated, lied, or stolen. Even if you’re clean as a whistle, you’re probably not ‘paying your fair share.’
- Thursday, April 26, 2018
As you probably know, Democrats can’t stand James Comey. They think he’s an incompetent liar who’s in over his head and has tarnished the good name of the FBI. He has no credibility, is untrustworthy, and his judgment is – at the very best – flawed. …Oh wait, sorry. They used to think that.
Back in March, I wrote about Trayon White. In case you need a refresher, he’s the Washington DC Democrat Councilman who was pretty sure that a secret cabal of Jewish bankers had gained control of the weather, and they were making it snow to bankrupt cities. 
It feels like we hear the same message every day. Everyone wants gun control. Everyone hates the “terrorist organization” known as the NRA. The nation’s attitude is shifting toward the Democrats on this issue, so it will be a central theme of the 2018 midterms and the 2020 presidential election. Republicans must repent, reject the 2nd Amendment, and join the fight to eliminate their own rights ….or else!
At one time, GQ was a men’s magazine about fashion and lifestyle. They’d offer advice on clothes, watches, cars – things of that nature. It was uniformly high-end, and they became the go-to source for such information. Those days are long past. Currently, GQ loves nothing more than to offer the standard print-media electoral positions, sanctimonious left-wing posturing, and politically-correct narratives – all while trying to maintain their well-heeled “suave rich guy” attitude.
We all know what CNN thinks of Donald Trump. After the defeat of Hillary Clinton, they turned their network into a 24-7 drumbeat of shock, rage, hatred, derision and conspiracy theories – all designed to de-legitimize and destroy the President.
I’m a “glass is half full” kinda guy, so I’m going to go ahead and view this as good news. Apparently, the combined power of the votes she didn’t get, states she ignored, and an electorate that couldn’t stand her wasn’t enough.
I’m a “glass is half full” kinda guy, so I’m going to go ahead and view this as good news. Apparently, the combined power of the votes she didn’t get, states she ignored, and an electorate that couldn’t stand her wasn’t enough.
I sincerely believe that Democrats were sure Donald Trump would be – if not imprisoned – removed from office before the end of his first year as President. They were absolutely positive the “Russian collusion” narrative would bring about a swift end to his administration. Obviously, that hasn’t happened yet. Trump is still President, Dems are still foaming at the mouth, and with each passing day it looks more and more like their “bombshell investigation” is going nowhere.
Every time I’ve written about the field of 2016 Republican primary candidates, I’ve made the same point. There may have been 17 hats in the ring, but only two people ever stood a chance of beating Hillary Clinton. They were Donald Trump and Rand Paul. Everyone else either had mountains of baggage or lacked the necessary je ne sais quoi to make it across the finish line.
Poor, poor, underfunded Planned Parenthood. If you believe their propaganda, they desperately need federal cash, so they can perform all those “not abortion” services they provide. Why, eliminating their access to taxpayer money is cruel, probably murderous, and 
If you believe the press, the nation is in mourning. The 2016 election supposedly gave us a chance to usher in a new golden era of liberalism, and we didn’t take it.
We’ve discussed the rumors before. Eric Holder, the former attorney general and ethically challenged Fast & Furious centerpiece, wants to be President. At one point, there was some buzz about his placement on the Supreme Court bench, but the Democrats thought it was a good idea to run Hillary in 2016. We all know how that ended up. Since Holder is probably not headed for the SCOTUS, he’s got his eye on the White House.
I look forward to the day when someone asks me, “what was the name of that guy who ran the FBI and spent all his time whining?”
I’ll think for a moment and reply, “Oh yeah. That guy. Good question. Joe Haney, maybe? No…that was the guy from Green Acres.” Then I’ll look at my phone and say “Oh yeah! James Comey! I wonder whatever happened to him?”
Remember Ed Schultz? No? Really? Wow. How time flies. Ed Schultz was an MSNBC host (and hardcore leftist) who was famous for his outlandish rants. At one point, he was one of the network’s rising stars. Then, he started to get so over the top – so utterly ludicrous – that they demoted him to a weekend slot between reruns of that show about being in prison.
First, James Comey threw Hillary Clinton under the bus by listing all of her many crimes – even if he decided no prosecutor would ever take the case. Then, he threw Loretta Lynch under the bus with the whole “investigation” vs “matter” thing.
Democrats are counting on a massive “blue wave” in November. After the devastating, disastrous, defeat of Hillary Clinton, they desperately need something – anything – to prove to themselves that their ideology still has a future. So, they’ve built their entire existence around the midterms.
So, according to the left, President Trump was obsessed with the infamous video that the Russians supposedly had, he was demanding Comey investigate “the dossier,” and Comey was allegedly complying.
Remember the James Comey press conference? Of course you do. He got up in front of the cameras, put on his aww shucks face, and listed all of the MANY ways in which Hillary Clinton had broken the law.
Well, we’ve been hearing some variation of this rumor for almost six months, and now it’s official. Speaker of the House Paul Ryan is calling it quits. He’ll finish out his term, but he will not seek re-election in November.
By now, you know the score. If there’s something you can be wrong about, Lindsey Graham will – almost without fail – be wrong about it. He’s been wrong on foreign policy, wrong on the border, wrong on DACA, wrong about Trump, wrong about a variety of constitutional issues, and wrong about his almost worshipful admiration for John McCain. He is, with good reason, one of the poster children for the term RINO.