DNC wants to change the rules to keep Sanders from the nomination

"No, millionaires ah okay-it's the Wall Shhtreet
billionaires who need to share their money"

The dailywire.com reports the Democratic National Committee may be discussing a plan to keep Democratic presidential candidate Sen, Bernard Sanders (I-VT), a full-blown Communist, from winning the party's nomination. [Shades of Debbie Wasserman-Schultz and Donna Brazile.]

Politico reported:

“In conversations on the sidelines of a DNC executive committee meeting and in telephone calls and texts in recent days, about a half-dozen members have discussed the possibility of a policy reversal to ensure that so-called superdelegates can vote on the first ballot at the party’s national convention. Such a move would increase the influence of DNC members, members of Congress and other top party officials, who now must wait until the second ballot to have their say if the convention is contested.”

Politico said that a rule change would be difficult to implement, but said  “the talks reveal the extent of angst that many establishment Democrats are feeling on the eve of the Iowa caucuses.”

In other words, the left knows the country isn't yet ready to go as far left as they would like us to go and they don't want President Trump to have another four years to improve the economy through free trade.

Politico added:

“The decision to relegate superdelegates – now called ‘automatic delegates’ – to the second ballot in a contested convention consumed the DNC for nearly two years after the 2016 election. Superdelegates overwhelmingly sided with Hillary Clinton, infuriating Sanders’ supporters. The rule change was widely viewed as a major victory for the Democratic Party’s left flank. At the time, Perez called the delegate overhaul ‘historic,’ while progressive Democrats and many moderates lauded its appeal to young voters skeptical of centralized party power.”

Failed leftist Green Party lunatic presidential candidate Jill Stein responded to Politico’s report tweeting:

“Desperate DNC members consider rule change to let superdelegates vote on 1st ballot to stop Sanders. If the DNC rigs another election against its voters, it’ll be asking for biggest #DemExit yet by those who want an actually democratic party. #DNCRigging”

For once I agree with Stein. The Democratic Party seems to be eating its own tail and if things continue along this route, they will be in deep trouble with the less lunatic left and the moderates.


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France elects Le Pen's party due to security and immigration concerns

Brussels -- (Reuters) The exit polls have shown that Marine Le Pen has beaten French President Macron as it is becoming obvious that freedom parties are gaining in European Union elections. Le Pen's far-right party squeezed past the Macron alliance as French voters led what the pollsters believed would be a nationalist surge in an EU parliament election on Sunday.

Macron's defeat was narrow with a huge voter turnout that was seen all over Europe and is being portrayed by Brussels as a positive sign. However, there were serious gains for anti-EU groups, so Brussels may be "doing a Jerry Nadler," and trying to put a positive spin on the trouble they're having convincing voters that it's a good thing to be governed by un-elected foreigners.

Le Pen’s National Rally would get just one more seat than Macron’s En Marche, with 24 of France’s 74 in the European Parliament, according to the exit poll.

It will be interesting to watch how Le Pen will govern. She is considered by some to be

The election, like those across Europe, was a referendum on security and immigration issues, much like we're seeing here in the United States.

Macron’s office immediately put out a statement calling the performance — 22.5% for En Marche against 24.3% for the party of the woman he beat to the presidency — disappointing but no disaster. And it noted that pro-EU parties were in the majority.

The French Greens also did well, coming in third in a crowded field.


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AZ Dem hopeful Kyrsten Sinema said 'I don't care' if people go fight for Taliban against US

In an age of technology, it's difficult for liars to get away with lies. They try to tell their constituents not to believe their eyes and ears--believe what I'm telling you now. Kyrsten Sinema is doing exactly that.

Sinema separately said that she didn't object to individuals going abroad and fighting for our enemies.

Sinema said in a newly resurfaced radio interview: "I don't care" if people go and fight for the Taliban in Afghanistan.

She appeared in a February 2003 radio show hosted by Ernest Hancock, a libertarian activist who presented "The Vally of the Sun" program on local Arizona radio, which is when she made her traitorous statement.

Hancock told Sinema, a Green Party activist, "As an individual, if I want to go fight in the Taliban army, I go over there, and I'm fighting for the Taliban, I'm saying that's a personal decision."

"Fine; I don't care if you go and do that, go ahead," Sinema responded.

Yes, it's a personal decision to fight against your native country, and if you do, you should either be killed, or never be allowed to enter the U.S. again. That's just my opinion.

Sinema also said that the U.S. military went into the Middle East for "a number of reasons," including "oil, power, control" of the region.

Two months after this interview, and a month after the Iraq War began, she told the Arizona Republic that "we should feel compassion" for enemy combatants killed in the country.

Between 2005 and 2006 Sinema co-hosted a radio show with Jeff Farias, a conspiracy theorist who in 2008 signed a petition claiming  the World Trade Center collapsed because explosives were planted inside the buildings by the U.S. Government.

Farias often promoted 911 conspiracy theories during his radio shows up until 2010. And he was the co-master of a 2007 conference that rejected the U.S. government's explanation of the 2001 terror attacks. Naturally, InfoWars founder, Alex Jones was in attendance.

In 2006 Sinema and Farias spoke at an anti-war rally called "End The US Occupation of Iraq." It was sponsored by multiple groups, such as 911 Truth of Arizona, whose mission as they state it is "to expose the official lies and cover-up surrounding the events of September 11, 2001 in a way that inspires the people to overcome denial and understand the truth; namely, that elements within the US government and covert policy apparatus must have orchestrated or participated in the execution of the attacks for these to have happened in the way that they did."

Sinema is running against Republican Martha McSally and had a mere 2 point lead, but this latest information may turn the tables on this far-left America-hater.


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Fed. judge rejects PA recount bid

The Green Party-backed push for a presidential election recount in key battleground states in which Hillary Clinton lost, was dealt a blow by a federal judge, rejecting their nonsensical request to recount paper ballots in the Keystone State, aka Pennsylvania. The request was to also scan some county systems for signs of hacking.

But the only hacking one gets with paper ballots is the hacking down of trees to make the paper. 

The anemic Green Party has also tried to get recounts in Michigan and Wisconsin, and although the Wisconsin recount is nearly done, a federal judge halted Michigan's recount last week. This is another setback for Jill Stein and her cohorts.

U.S. District Judge Paul Diamond said there existed 6 grounds for rejection of the Green Party lawsuit, which had been opposed by Donald Trump, the Pennsylvania Republican Party and the Pennsylvania attorney general's office.

Diamond wrote that suspicion of a hacked Pennsylvania election "borders on the irrational."

"Most importantly, there is no credible evidence that any 'hack' occurred, and compelling evidence that Pennsylvania's voting system was not in any way compromised," he wrote, and added that the lawsuit suffered from a lack of standing, potentially the lack of federal jurisdiction and an "unexplained, highly prejudicial" wait before filint last week's lawsuit, four weeks after the November 8th election. 

The lawyers for Stein and company aren't sure if they're going to appeal "But one thing is clear," said the lawyer Ilann Maazel, "The Pennsylvania election system is not fair to voters and voters don't know if their votes counted, andthat's a very large problem."

No, the very large problem is from people like Stein who put doubts in our election system and only do it to fill the coffers of her leftist party whose only real global ideas come from their relationship with plants.


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Jill Stein is still a fraud

In a last-ditch effort to maintain some sort of political relevance and maybe make a few bucks in the process, Green Party candidate and pain in the butt loser, Jill Stein, has escalated her push for a presidential recount. Hillary Clinton, sore loser to the Nth power is on the Stein bandwagon.

What's interesting is the states Stein chose to have the votes recounted: Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan. All three went to Donald Trump by fairly close margins, but what about others that went to Clinton by fairly close margins as well? 

New Hampshire went to Hillary with only a margin of 0.4%. Clinton got 47.6% and Trump got 47.2% What is Stein's rationale for leaving that state out of the recount?

Then there's Minnesota. The margin there was only 1.5% with Clinton at 46.4% over Trump at 44.9%. 

I could go on, with other states like Nevada and Maine, at 2.4% and 2.7% respectively, but I won't bore you with the details.

The count is already underway in Wisconsin--about 4.8 million ballots have to be hand-counted. 

What a moronic ploy by an irrelevant leftist whose tweet about the death of dictator Fidel Castro was: "Fidel Castro was a symbol of the struggle for justice in the shadow of empire. Presente!"

"A symbol of the struggle for justice in the shadow  of empire" implies that the US are the bullies and poor Fidel a conquering hero. What an incredibly stupid thing to believe, much less to say.

But I digress as usual.

Stein celebrated her decision to be a pain in our collective butts by bragging in front of Trump Tower about her concerns over "blank votes," adding that "We will not give in to intimidation." 

Seriously, she's an idiot. If, as she says, "We are here to verify the accuracy of the vote," then why isn't she verifying the accuracy of to vote in other states where the former Worst Lady won by slim margins?

Possibly because they're both in on it, whatever 'it' is.


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Jill Stein is a moron

Jill Stein (I refuse to call her "Dr.") will do anything to gain notoriety. She just had to voice her [stupid] opinion on Saturday evening's conversation about the death of Fidel Castro. 

Stein, the Green Party presidential candidate, has imposed herself in the public eye as she raises money for election recounts in 3 states won by Donald Trump and lost miserably by her in all states. (If electoral votes measured intelligence, her IQ would be that of a box of rocks, having received zero electoral votes in her bid for office.)

Many are now wondering why she's asking for recounts and what it would change.

But now, on the death of Castro, the failed candidate went on Twitter with this gem: "Fidel Castro was a symbol of the struggle for justice in the shadow of empire. Presente!"

Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich tweeted back to her: "Hi @DrJillStein, who exactly is the person being oppressed in this photo?" [see the black and white of Castro shooting a bound prisoner.]

Pavlich later added: "And by the way @DrJillStein, you're free to move out of the United States, the "shadowing empire," and to Cuba at anytime."

Jonathan Chait tweeted: "Also, he never had an election close enough to re-count. Or any election, actually."

There were plenty of angry tweets and a few humorous ones. Yair Rosenberg: "Jill Stein deleted her tweet praising Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace laureate Elie Wiesel on his death. She hasn't deleted this" [he indicated the link to her (above) tweet].

But my favorite was from Michael C. Moynihan: "If you're a lefty who voted for Jill Stein, you got a two-fer: A Castro apologist and a drain on Clinton's vote total."

Then added: "While you're at it, you should ask for a recount of the last Cuban election. 100% for the incumbent seems a bit fishy."

Jill Stein is a moron . . . seriously.



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Jill Stein fearing obscurity demands recount

According to the latest results, Jill Stein got 1,207,141 wasted votes in the 2016 presidential election. That's a whopping 1% of the country and proof that some people are willing to vote for anyone with a pulse who is not the person they hate. 

In 2012, Stein got an even less whopping 469,501 votes (or 0.36% of the vote) and in neither election did she get the chance to be part of the TV debates.

Now the Green Party candidate began an effort a few days ago to get recounts in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan--because Donald Trump won them and she can't stand that fact.

In her feeble efforts, much like her feeble showing at the polls, Stein raised $5.8 million toward her goal of $7 million and on Friday she made the first official recount move in Wisconsin.

President-elect Donald Trump broke his silence Saturday on the sore-loser recount effort led by the leftist Stein and now joined by election-loser Hillary Clinton in spite of her already having conceded the election. Trump called the recount effort "ridiculous" and a scam.

"The people have spoken and the election is over," said Trump. "We must accept this result and then look to the future . . . "This recount is just a way for Jill Stein . . . to fill her coffers with money, most of which she will never even spend on this ridiculous recount."

"Now that a recount in underway, we believe we have an obligation to the more than 64 million Americans who cast ballots for Hillary Clinton to participate in ongoing proceedings to ensure that an accurate vote count will be reported" [including those voters who have passed away but would have voted for Clinton, I'm sure], said Hillary for America lawyer Marc Erik Elias on Medium.

"We're standing up for a voting system that we deserve," said Stein, who, ironically, got more votes than she deserved.

Wisconsin law allows for a recount at a candidate's request, but the candidate must pay for it. The state has never before performed a recount but nothing is too good for "Crooked Hillary." Hopefully she will lose a second time and her liberal admirers can once again caterwaul with shameless abandon. It expected the recount will cost up to $1 million.

Although there's no reason to believe that there was election tampering in the states (if you don't count dead 'Democrats') Green Party spokesman George Martin insists "the American public needs to have it investigated to make sure our votes count."

I say if it's proven Trump won each of those states contested, that he be given an extra 2 years as POTUS.

Although Clinton won the popular vote by 2 million dead voters and those who voted more than once, it's the electoral votes that count and Trump kicked her rather substantial butt in that category.

Trump won Pennsylvania and Wisconsin decisively and holds only a slim lead of 10,704 in Michigan. The Associated Press has not yet officially called the race, but are expected to do so by 2018.

It was bad enough that this election lasted as long as it did, but to extend it for a recount is torturous. Just when we thought it was finally over, along came losers, Jill Stein and Hillary Clinton.

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The Sheriff who couldn't shoot straight

Ross Mirkarimi was elected sheriff of San Francisco, California in November 2011. Before him, only two incumbent SF sheriffs had lost re-election in the last 60 years, but with any luck, Mirkarimi will be the third. 

Ross is arguably the worst person to be sheriff of any large city, let alone a small one-horse-town, and he faces a tough fight on Tuesday.

Mirkarimi was not endorsed by the SF Deputy Sheriff's Association, the union representing sheriffs. Instead, they endorsed Capt. Paul Miyamoto by 353 votes to Mirkarimi's 2 votes (probably by his relatives). Don Wilson, president of the association said "Miyamoto is a very popular guy in our department. We want one of our own to be sheriff. We want someone with experience."

Unfortunately, like the 2008 presidential election, the guy without experience and ability won. 

He served as sheriff from January to March 2012, and at that time was charged with domestic violence battery, child endangerment, and dissuading a witness in connection with the Dec. 31, 2011 New Year's Eve altercation with his wife. The Mayor of SF, Ed Lee suspended him from office pending an ethics investigation.

Mirkarimi pleaded guilty to one count of false imprisonment but, according to the city charter, he only received 7 of the 9 required votes from city supervisors to remove him from office. The alleged wife-beater was reinstated in Oct. 2012.

So who is this sheriff, a guy who failed to qualify with a firearm and thus was prohibited from carrying one after failing a marksmanship test? A guy whose drivers license had been suspended? 

Let's take a walk down Leftist Lane .  .  .

Little Ross Mirkarimi was born Aug. 4, 1961 (the 'upside-down year') in Chicago, to a 19 year old Russian-Jewish mother, Nancy Lolman, and Iranian-born father, Hamid Mirkarimi. They divorced when Ross was 5, and he moved to Jamestown, Rhode Island with his mother. His father was out of the picture for the most part.

Ross went to Bishop Hendrickson High School an all-male Catholic institution and graduated in 1979. "I totally credit my childhood in Jamestown for my green views," the alleged wife-beater said. 

He founded the California Green Party in 1990 and coordinated Ralph Nader's totally unsuccessful presidential campaign.

Mirkarimi lived in San Francisco since 1984 and graduated from the SF Police Academy in 2009, the same year he sired a son with his wife, Eliana Lopez, a Venezuelan serial-drama actress.

In 2008, Mirkarimi supported Barack Obama and went from Green Party to the Democratic Party because he never let his ideology interfere with his need to get elected.

On April 20, 2008 he was honored by the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws and received the Rufus King Award for outstanding leadership in the reform of marijuana laws and the best damn munchies in the room.

He gave a speech at that award ceremony using this impossibly long and somewhat demented run-on sentence:

"That particular logic (of being in favor of medicinal marijuana but not wanting dispensaries in the neighborhood in which you live), as complex as it is, was emblematic of what certainly concerned me, that we continue to drive back in the shadows the very idea of what we're all congregated her for, and that is to mainstream the issue so that marijuana should not be criminalized and medical cannabis should not be criminalized, and that we should do everything we can to build that kind of resiliency, to shore up even in the face of adversity, that while there's any attempt at pushback or blowback from our efforts to try to proliferate Prop 215 states throughout all fifty states of the United States, that we should not shrink at all with that ever particular kind of adversity once again." 

Seriously, Mirkarimi said that. Perhaps he was stoned at the time.

Now Mirkarimi's office has been under the gun since the illegal Mexican alien was accused of shooting Kate Steinle this summer. The shooter was released from Mirkarimi's jail in spite of federal immigration officials requesting he be detained due to previous arrests.

Now he's running for another term as sheriff; his opponent is Vicki Hennessy, 62 and a retired sheriff's official. She has never run for any elected position before, but is hoping to capitalize on Mirkarimi's obvious incompetence, poor judgment and abusive nature toward women and the laws of our land.

"The department needs leadership. It needs its credibility restored," Hennessy said. Even the mayor supports her.

The previous mayor Art Agnos endorsed Ross, pointing to the success of the jail's high school and reduction of the inmate population as his major accomplishment.

Sure the inmate population went down, but that led to the San Francisco crime rates to go up. If that's your definition of success, you might be a liberal. But at least the criminals were able to read the street names where they did their mugging, murder and raping.

Hennessy joined the sheriff's department in 1975 and was promoted to chief deputy, the third-highest ranking position in the office. She is married to a retired San Francisco cop. "I never expected to run," she said.

Mirkarimi and Eliana, his allegedly abused wife, campaign together at commuter train stops, coffee shops and marijuana dispensaries where they've been known to fire up the crowd, if you know what I mean.

Eliana was opposed of her husband's prosecution and used a "Hillary Tactic" saying the criminal case was politically motivated, and she had the bruises to prove it. "I am not a victim," said the victim Lopez. 

The main issue in the race for sheriff is the city's misguided policy of shielding illegal aliens from the jurisdiction of federal immigration officials. Mirkarimi is clearly breaking federal law and should be serving time in one of those empty cells he brags about.

Even Hillary Clinton agrees that he is wrong in his interpretation of the law--at least she does as of this writing, but tomorrow, who knows?

Since the shooting of Kate Steinle, Mirkarimi failed to properly report a minor accident while driving a department-issued car and his drivers's license was suspended.

In 2014, Mirkarimi had to apologize for a Keystone Kops search for a SF General Hospital patient whose body was found weeks after she went missing from her room. Mikarimi, as sheriff, is in charge of the hospital's security, but deputies failed to search the hospital until nine days elapsed since she was missing. She was found in the stairwell.

The city paid the patient's family $3 million to settle out of court.

Many political analysts believe Hennessy should win this election hands down. One consultant, Dan Newman, said "He [Mikirami] imploded before he started, then he continued with a string of screw ups."

That's putting it mildly.


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Friday's Flushings

Lance Armstrong is off the hook for blood doping--no reason given but I suspect it may have to do with the fact that cancer survivors don't make very good villains.

On the sports front, my New York Giants (I bought the team this year) are playing my sister's New England Patriots.  Remember when they called them the Boston Patriots? Looks like too many New Englanders were upset that the team was too geographically pinpointed and wanted to feel that the Patriots belonged to them.  If you're reading this blog, there's a good chance you're a patriot but may still be pulling for New York.  Thought: the term "pulling for" probably comes from the tug-o-war contest. Just a guess.  I need to get chips and beer to prepare . . . maybe some salsa.

Puerto Rico now has more iguanas than people living on the island, this from Fox News. But they never speak to the fact that there are more rats living in Manhattan than people. Personally, I'd take iguanas any day.

Eric Withholder was in the hotseat today and did what Newt did when the MSM attacked him: he attacked the GOP Congressional committee that questioned his questionable leadership or coverup, whichever you believe. Holder is pretending that this is only a political ploy to make the Democrats look bad, but I don't believe they need any help.  He can try to deflect from his inaction and thus, his incompetence, or his knowledge of the operation and thus, his culpability.  In either case, he should go.

Egypt is still dealing with the soccer riots and a kidnapping of several elderly women who were taken by Bedoins to seek release of family in Cairo prisons.  No word if the prisoners were released, but the captives were let go and are okay, except for the dreams they'll likely have for the rest of their lives.  Foreigners are definitely being targeted.  Ah, I hear the birdies sing about the Arab spring--thank you Obama. and Hillary.  Let's also not do anything about Mexico--you're very adept at not being adept.

Roseanne Barr has made an announcement that she plans to run for President of the United States of America on a Green Party ticket.  If in fact she gets on the ticket, I think the Green Party will finally get who they deserve.  I wonder how her beheading program will pan out. and whether or not they'll allow her to sing the National Anthem.


Well, the weekend is here and we're just hours away from kickoff.  I hope you all have a safe and pleasant weekend and that you remain safe.  Snow is expected in Colorado, so be careful if you live out there.  I didn't put up a photo of Roseanne Barr out of respect for your eyes.

 

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