Trump hating Jeff Flake dumps all his moral and political principles

Former Republican Senator Jeffry Flake, born in Snowflake, Arizona [honestly], can't get President Donald Trump out of his head. He sucked so much as a senator, those who voted for him chose to vote for Kirsten Sinema, an outspoken, bisexual socialist supporter of the Taliban.

Flake now works for leftist CBS News where he pretends to be a Republican.

Not only did the snowflake Flake nearly derail the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court, now he hopes that a Democrat beats President Trump in 2020. This should give every caring, patriotic American the impetus to get out there and vote for Trump in 2020 and watch a snowflake melt.

According to The Hill, the soulless Flake expressed his 2020 hopes while speaking at a debate hosted by Intelligence Squared in New York over the weekend. The debate circled around whether the GOP should renominate President Trump; joining him to argue against the nomination was New York Times columnist of the former newspaper, Bret Stephens.

"Are you willing to lose a cycle for the Republican Party because of the principles that you're arguing?" moderator John Donvan asked the execrable Flake.

"Oh yes, yes," Flake replied with schoolgirl eagerness and lack of considering the possibility that Trump could be 'primaried' by a GOP conservative. He'd rather have a Democrat run down the country and support socialism and infanticide than have a Republican, even President Trump, be in the White House.

Flake, shooting from the hip, reasoned that Trump's policies on immigration will hurt the Republican Party over time despite it playing well with his base.

Trump supporters, not shooting from the hip, reasoned that Trump's policies might save countless lives from the unborn to those taken by terrorism.

"It can galvanize people for a while, maybe for a cycle or two. But in the end, it turns people off. It turns off minorities. It turns off women," said the feckless Flake.

Flake hoped that the GOP would stop sacrificing future generations and think more about long-term considerations, but didn't explain how abortion doesn't do exactly what he's complaining about.

"You sacrifice a generation, and you think, 'Man, we might get some policy goals in the next year or two,'" Flake said. "Look at the long term. Look at the long term, at what you're doing for the party, because people don't want to be associated with it."


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Trump hopes Kasich runs against him, but the gov's adviser cautions to be careful what he wishes for

John Kasich, winner of "Capitol Hill's Most
Punchable Face Award" 3 years in a row

An adviser to Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) cautioned President Trump Thursday after he said that he'd be happy to run against Kasich, one of the most annoying persons in politics, in the 2020 presidential election.

"Be careful what you wish for," John Weaver a chief political strategist told CNBC after Trump said he’d welcome a run by either Kasich or outgoing GOP Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake, who isn't really a Republican.

Trump's comments came Thursday during an interview with Fox News’ Harris Faulkner.

“So you mentioned Ohio, so I'm going to bring up John Kasich and I'm going to bring up Arizona Senator Jeff Flake. Because they say they may run against you in 2020,” Faulkner said.

Kasich is “open-minded” about potentially campaigning as an Independent versus within the GOP, Weaver also told CNBC, before noting that Kasich, the most annoying pontificator in politics “is a Republican” yet he is willing to screw up the GOP's chances of winning because he will only take away Republican votes and has a snowball's chance in hell of winning the election.

Flake is cut of the same used handkerchief cloth.

Representatives for Kasich did not immediately return Fox News’ request for comment.

Kasich, annoyingly discussed a possible White House run, telling ABC’s “This Week with George Stephanopoulos" earlier this month that “we’re seriously thinking about it.”

“We're seriously talking about it with family and friends and political allies who have come to me about this,” Kasich said annoyingly.

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Cops arrest pretty boy Dem for GOP doxxing and more

A Democratic congressional intern was arrested this week for allegedly publishing the private information of three [possibly four] Republican lawmakers. Other incidents are also under police investigation and shows us the levels the left will stoop to in order to undermine the Trump administration.

Jackson Cosko had worked as an unpaid intern for Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) was arrested for posting the personal information on Wikipedia of Senators Lindsey Graham (R-SC), Mike Lee (R-UT), and Orrin Hatch (R-UT). It included their home addresses and Capitol Hill police are investigating more doxxing incidents involving at least two senators, including Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY). It isn't clear if Cosko was involved in the latter doxxing incidents.

In addition to working with Jackson Lee, Cosko also worked with Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-NH), and former Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA). He also worked in many other House and Senate roles including press assistant and legislative correspondent, according to his now unavailable LinkedIn page.

Former Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) told Fox News' "America's Newsroom" Thursday that based on the wide range of charges against young Cosko, including witness tampering and burglary, it's quite likely that there's more to this story than meets the eye.

"With seven different charges out there, it really does make it sound like it's more sophisticated and widespread because now you see Sen. Rand Paul is also having issues," Chaffetz said, admitting that it wasn't known if Cosko was connected to the Paul case.

The exact motivation behind the doxxing (posting of personal information) of the senators came on Thursday just moments after Lindsey Graham made his flame-throwing speech attacking Democrats for what he termed "an unethical sham" in how they treated Brett Kavanaugh.

A day after the doxxing, two activists with female genitalia [not sure how they identify themselves and I don't want to insult them or whatever happens when you say 'she' but were supposed to say 'zah'?] began screaming at Sen. Jeff Flake (Rino--AZ) in an elevator on Friday. Somehow, one of the Soros backed women believed that by him not believing Ford's testimony, Flake believes her sexual assault "doesn't matter."

Flake, who could have pointed out how women, such as Tawana Brawley, and so many others, have lied about being raped or assaulted, but instead he cowered and looked like his big sister was berating him [if she was, indeed identifying as a woman], and just moments later, demanded the FBI take another week to investigate the case.


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Democrats keep moving the goalposts on FBI investigation

Photo: FoxNews screen grab

Surprise, surprise--Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee are not satisfied with a one-week FBI "investigation" into the allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh. They would like to extend it well beyond the midterm elections in a few weeks so that, if they win enough seats, they can stop him altogether.

It was totally predictable.

"If you're very confident of your position, and you appear to be, why aren't you also asking the FBI to investigate these claims?" Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) asked Kavanaugh.

Because it isn't his task to prove his innocence nor is it his authority to ask for the FBI to investigate.

You, Dianne Feinstein, had the information from Ford long before this came to light at the "Eleventh Hour" of the confirmation hearing, and if you cared a fig about Ford, you would have come forward. But you didn't because you're a political hack who doesn't give a rat's butt about anything beyond your ambitions.

Then the sans testicle-endowed, politician, Jeff Flake [R-AZ], urged President Trump to have a one-week FBI investigation, because Flake was cornered in an elevator by a leftist activist who told him that if he didn't pursue one, that means he doesn't care about her or any woman who has ever been sexually assaulted in the whole wide world.

This is known as liberal logic.

The Democrats pushed the investigation, the GOP finally agreed to have it for a full week, and now the leftist liars are [predictably] claiming the probe is not enough, prompting Republicans to accuse them of moving the goalposts.

Feinstein makes sexual innuendo to Grassley:
prove it false

Of course they're moving the goalposts. It exactly what they are doing. They know it, the GOP knows it, the public knows it, and we all pretend they are sincerely caring about "Doctor" Ford. [The scare quotes indicate the recent accusation that she is not a licensed psychologist and the honorific is not hers to use. Whether this is true or not has yet to be determined.]

Bernie "I Love Russia" Sanders (D-VT) wrote over the weekend that the FBI should not simply probe the accusations--they should also investigate into Kavanaugh's veracity during the hearing.

If Bernie and his wife are innocent, they should ask for an FBI investigation into whether or not his wife, Jane Sanders, lied about the funding regarding the now defunct college she ran.

If Cory Booker (D-NJ) was innocent, he needs to have the FBI investigate his admission to groping a young woman in the past.

I could go on and on, but I'm running out of digital ink.

On an ironic note, Democrats who were all gung-ho over calling for an FBI investigation last week are now downplaying it--perhaps because they believe that nothing damning will be found.

"Yes, of course there should be an FBI investigation,' Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) tweeted. "But whatever they find doesn't change the fact that Kavanaugh, especially after his performance yesterday, is the most dangerous Supreme Court pick in our lifetime."

That, of course, is totally preposterous.

As a judge, Brett Kavanaugh was exemplary. As a man being accused of something he did not do [which is what I finally believe], he has acted as a man would act being accused and having his good name ruined.

And if that bothers anyone, you can refer to them as a racist and a sexist.


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BREAKING: Mark Judge will cooperate with FBI

An attorney for Brett Kavanaugh's high school chum, Mark Judge, told CNBC that Judge will cooperate with the FBI and "will answer any and all questions posed to him" by that agency regarding the alleged sexual assault by Kavanaugh against Christine Blasey Ford when they were both high school students.

It's horribly ironic for Kavanaugh that all of his alleged victims are staunch Democrats, and may even have ties to George Soros. It's also weird that all of these alleged assaults have never been repeated over the years and after six FBI investigations after the alleged Ford situation.

The offer of cooperation comes after several Democratic senators, and Jeff Flake [but I practically repeat myself] asked for yet another delay in order for the FBI to investigate the case.

But one must be skeptical. If the FBI couldn't find anything on the Russia probe after two years, what can we expect them to find in a week in a case that's over 36 years old? Unless, perhaps, like James Comey, they make stuff up.

"If the FBI or any law enforcement agency requests Mr. Judge's cooperation, he will answer any and all questions posed to him," Judge's lawyer, Barbara Van Gelder said in an email to CNBC.

CNBC, a scummy leftist outlet, reported that Judge is a recovering alcoholic who admitted to abusing alcohol in high school. They went on to add that he has no memory of the described incident, alluding to the fact that his memory of said allegation may have been impaired. [Hopefully his grades will tell a different story.]

Ford, a research psychologist, is clueless on how to contact her own Congress person and didn't know who paid for her polygraph test, nor how to access a GoFundMe website.

This has been the worst display of political maneuvering of the U.S. Senate in modern times. I am thinking about taking a one week hiatus from political news and just blog about more normal craziness.


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Crunch time for Kavanaugh

The testimony from Christine Blasey Ford had some credibility but her inability to keep parts of her testimony straight leaves questions. She feared flying and couldn't testify on Monday, but she flew to Washington, D.C. anyway, and flies every year to see her family.

Her claim that she didn't know how to go about contacting her local congressional representative also makes one question her actual intelligence, while her inability to remember certain details, like who paid for the polygraph, when and where did this all take place, and who was in the room--just Judge and Kavanaugh or was it our people, makes one wonder her veracity.

The heartfelt opening by Judge Kavanaugh was very moving.

But the fact of this entire political embarrassment is the idea that while Ford's testimony may have been credible to many, especially those on the left, there was not a shred of corroboration to her claims by people she cited were there, and even her close longtime friend said she didn't know Brett Kavanaugh or remember the party where he was alleged to have raped her.

After the hearing, Senators Susan Collins (R-Maine), Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), Joe Manchin (D-W. Va.), and Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) got together to discuss the nomination.

Jeff Flake isn't running for another term so his vote is anyone's guess. Joe Manchin is a Democrat in a heavily red district. Lisa Murkowski is a moderate and may have allegiances to her gender over the lack of evidence or corroboration. And Susan Collins just talks funny--kind of like a lady in a flower store.

The group huddled together for about a half hour before a GOP conference meeting Thursday evening ahead of Friday's Judiciary Committee vote on whether to move forward on Kavanaugh's confirmation to the full Senate.

After Lindsey Graham (R-S.C) gave a powerful speech admonishing the tactics the Democrats used to get the committee to this point, while destroying the reputation of Kavanaugh, and even hurting Ford, his accuser, it seems that any Republican voting against the nominee will be kissing their political career adieu.

The feeling seems to be that if Kavanaugh is somehow not confirmed, the GOP will be destroyed in the November mid-term elections.

It's possible that Ford is telling the truth. It's possible she is mistaken that it was Kavanaugh who was sexually inappropriate. It's even possible she's lying, but it seems as if she believes her story, which would explain why she passed the polygraph test.

But we cannot ruin a person's life and career based on allegations, because if we do, nobody in their right mind would agree to go through this horrible process.

The Senate embarrassed itself today.


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Trump handed historic victory

Thanks to a Republican and a Democrat, President Trump is kicking federal judiciary butt while Al Franken is grabbing butt and telling us how sad it makes him feel.

We don't care how you feel, Al. Your feelings don't matter.

Anyway, the Republican to whom Trump owes a thank you is Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa). The senator is the Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and has just used that clout to get rid of one of the final hurdles regarding judicial appointments to the federal bench.

Specifically, last week Grassley decided not to hold u hearings for judicial nominees who aren't first cleared by their own home state senators. This is a Senate tradition known as "blue slip courtesy" that originated at a period in our history before communication technology and the state senator had access to much more information than the rest of the nation.

Grassley noted that Democrats were trying to use the blue slips tradition to replace the filibuster that their fellow Democrat, now retired, Harry Reid made possible by killing the filibuster rules. (Yes, Reid is the Democrat that President Trump should thank.) So Grassley gifted Trump with the ability to appoint federal judges. 

This comes at a time when the media is covering stories about Trump's difficulties working with Congress, especially Senators Bob Corker, Jeff Flake and John McCain. This, of course, is understandable  because it's unprecedented for a president to feud as much as Trump has with his own party this early in his presidency.

And unless the Democrats can win the Senate majority in 2018, there is nothing they can do about it.

It's obvious that Trump is going to take the credit for the appointments, but that's okay--it's what presidents do.

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Low-functioning liberals arrested at Sen. Flake's office: allegedly made threat

Never voted, never found his dentures

Pima County Sheriff's office confirmed that Mark Prichard, 59 with an equivalent IQ, was arrested Thursday at Sen. Jeff Flake's Tucson office.

Prichard allegedly made threatening comments toward Sen. Flake's staff referencing the shooting of House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, three weeks ago.

According to a Flake aide, Prichard told a staff member: 

"You know how liberals are going to solve the Republican problem? . . . They are going to get better aim. That last guy tried, but he needed better aim. We will get better aim."

Prichard was apparently referring to the June 14th shooting at the GOP congressional baseball practice in Alexandria, Virginia, where Steve Scalise (R-La.) and four others were shot by liberal gunman James T. Hodgkinson. The Capitol Police shot and killed the gunman at the site of his attack.

Senator Flake was on the baseball field that day.

Officials say that Prichard was among a group of protesters at Flake's office on Thursday and was charged with criminal trespassing and threats of intimidation after staffers in Flake's district office called authorities.

Another liberal idiot, Patrick Diehl, 70, was also arrested for criminal trespass in the 3rd degree for allegedly trying to force his way into Flake's office.

Seriously--it's them

Both idiots were sent to Pima County Adult Detention Complex. The remaining protesters were permitted to be on the property 5 at a time from that point forward, and "the remaining protest time was peaceful."

"No force was used in apprehending either of the two men, and no violence occurred from the protest itself," a Pima County Sheriff's office spokesman said. "The Pima County Sheriff's Department would like to remind everyone that Sen. Flake's office is not public property, but is rented space in a privately owned business area."

It looks as if the violence is ramping up on the left and becoming increasingly harder for progressives to blame us for starting it.


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