WI gov. gets more Nat'l Guard deployed in Kenosha

Garbage Governor Tony Evers (D-WI) has been refusing President Trump's help to deal with the violence, rioting, looting and burning in the town of Kenosha but he has finally announced that more National Guard members from Arizona, Alabama and Michigan are being deployed to the city to support law enforcement.

The useless governor finally requested that other states help out with confronting the anarchy doled out by Black Lives Matter and Antifa, both Far Left Marxist groups whose members appear to be getting secret funding from unknown sources. Sources say the assistance Evers will be getting are state guard members but not federal agents.

“They will be here and hopefully be assisting us as early as tomorrow night, in some cases. For clarification, I want to also say those National Guard members, much like the Wisconsin National Guard, are not federal troops. They’re here on state active duty. They’re here through mutual aid agreement, a compact between the states, specifically the governors. They will be under my command.” – Major General Paul Knapp, leader of the Wisconsin National Guard

The Wisconsin National Guard has been on duty in Kenosha since Monday, when protests broke out over the death of Jacob Blake. Due to poor planning, there wasn't enough guardsmen to deal with the high number of rioters.

A fat protester lights a cigarette on a garbage truck that was set on fire during protests late Monday, Aug. 24, 2020, in Kenosha, sparked by the shooting of Jacob Blake by a Kenosha Police officer a day earlier. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)

According to President Trump, the riots fizzled out after Gov. Evers finally decided to deploy the National Guard on Wednesday evening. On Thursday, Trump confirmed more federal assistance was on the way to the state after the governor requested help when the Democrats realized the riots were not polling well for them.

“I respect the governor’s decision to get that protection,” Trump said. “The National Guard did a fantastic [aka incredible] job.”

The president went on to suggest other Democrat-run cities and towns should follow Wisconsin’s example.

Democratic presidential nominee Joseph Robinette Biden (whose middle name sounds rather feminine, but that's okay) blames the country's rioting on President Trump, in spite of the fact that the problems are local and Trump is letting the local leaders deal handle their individual situations.

If Trump decides to step in and send in federal forces to quell the rioting, looting, burning down of businesses and abject violence, Biden and his party of hypocrites would call him a dictator.

Protesters march against the Sunday police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wis., Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2020. (AP Photo/David Goldman)

Outgoing counselor to the President, Kellyanne Conway, said that these violent protests will lead to Trump's reelection because as the chaos and anarchy increases, the more people will want someone who represents public safety, law and order.

But it isn't clear as to why Trump is waiting to lay down the law to the rioters. He could invoke the Insurrection Act and bring in federal troops to stop the rioters post haste.

Conway said that President Trump is the leader who would step in and she highlighted his effort to stop the violence and made it clear that contrary to what the Democratic Party is calling for, he will not defund the police.

“He doesn’t want anybody to participate in violence," she said. "That’s why he is calling for law and order, respecting the police, saying we’re not going to defund the police ever. His vice president made that very clear yesterday. The president will make that clear tonight, most likely. We defend the police, we don’t defund the police.”

The only thing the Democratic Party has going for itself is cries of racism and displays of anger and unrest. Where conservatives see the American flag as a symbol of our great country, Democrats see it as kindling.


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Trump cuts aid to Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador over caravan border assaults

This is why President Trump is in the White House. The United States was sick and tired of the bull puck rhetoric, promises made, promises forgotten. He is cutting aid to Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, those South American countries that have allowed hordes of their people to head north, overwhelming the Mexican-US border in hopes to get free stuff from the taxpayers.

People who seek actual asylum are supposed to ask for it in the first country at which they arrive. In these cases from South America, that would be Mexico.

On Friday Trump announced, "We were paying them tremendous amounts of money, and we're not paying them anymore. Because they haven't done a thing for us. They set up these caravans."

And they're not sending us their best. They're sending us their Democrats and socialists, but I repeat myself.

"At the Secretary's instruction, we are carrying out the President's direction and ending FY 2017 and FY 2018 foreign assistance programs for the Northern Triangle," a State Department spokesperson said, according to the Comedy News Network. "We will be engaging Congress as part of this process."

Mexico Daily News reported on Wednesday that Olga Sánchez Cordero, the Mexican federal interior secretary, said that the "mother of all caravans" was forming in Honduras and that it contains an estimated 20,000 Democrats.

Even Obama-era DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson said this week that the situation on the southern border is so dire that "we are truly in a crisis." Coming from an Obama puppet like Johnson, that's big news.

"On Tuesday there were 4,000 apprehensions," Johnson said. "I know that 1,000 overwhelms the system and I cannot begin to imagine what 4,000 a day looks like."

Imagine no more, it looks like this:

A separate report from this week found that if the "current rates of Catch and Release, border crossings, and visa overstays pan out," then the U.S. will add nearly 1.5 million illegal alien Democrats to the welfare and other entitlement roles this year.

CNN reported this last week that data they obtained from Customs and Border Protection (CBP) showed that the number of unaccompanied minors arriving at the southern border "is expected to surpass the levels during the 2014 unaccompanied minor crisis." That was the year that then President Obama had kids locked up in cages and it somehow got blamed on Trump.

The crisis has exploded in scope since Democrats forced an exemption into the massive omnibus spending bill that was passed in February that prohibited "DHS from detaining or deporting a sponsor, potential sponsor, or household member of an unaccompanied minor."

Trump, who has been exonerated on the Russian collusion probe, has repeatedly slammed Democrats and Mexico over the last few days for the ongoing crisis on the southern border.

"Mexico must use its very strong immigration laws to stop the many thousands of people trying to get into the USA," Trump tweeted Saturday afternoon. "Our detention areas are maxed out & we will take no more illegals. Next step is to close the Border! This will also help us with stopping the Drug flow from Mexico!"

"It would be so easy to fix our weak and very stupid Democrat inspired immigration laws," Trump added, using simple words. "In less than one hour, and then a vote, the problem would be solved. But the Dems don’t care about the crime, they don’t want any victory for Trump and the Republicans, even if good for USA!" he concluded with an exclamation point, a punctuation mark that should only be used twice every 100,000 words, according to the late Elmore Leonard.

"The DEMOCRATS have given us the weakest immigration laws anywhere in the World. Mexico has the strongest, & they make more than $100 Billion a year on the U.S. Therefore, CONGRESS MUST CHANGE OUR WEAK IMMIGRATION LAWS NOW, & Mexico must stop illegals from entering the U.S through their country and our Southern Border," Trump tweeted on Friday, overlooking the period after the 'S' in the abbreviation: U.S. [Ever wonder why the word 'abbreviation' is so long?]

"Mexico has for many years made a fortune off of the U.S., far greater than Border Costs. If Mexico doesn’t immediately stop ALL illegal immigration coming into the United States through our Southern Border, I will be CLOSING the Border, or large sections of the Border, next week. This would be so easy for Mexico to do, but they just take our money and “talk.” Besides, we lose so much money with them, especially when you add in drug trafficking etc.), that the Border closing would be a good thing!" [Again with the exclamation mark. It's incredible!]

Prior POTUSes before Trump have closed the border.  Both Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan closed the border over drug issues. George W. Bush closed the border after the 9-11 attack and Lyndon Johnson closed it when JFK was assassinated. The world didn't come to an end and nobody died over the closings.

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Comedy News Network's Lemon disses his own network

Strong advocate of the First Amendment only when it is used by people he agrees with, CNN's Lemon named Don says that the network lowered itself by allowing free speech of someone with a different political view than his.

On Thursday, as blockhead Chris Cuomo passed the baton over to vacuous Don Lemon for the next show, the two CNN dullards got into a bizarre exchange about the merits of having Kellyanne Conway appear on the network.

"She never answers a question. She berates you. She’s condescending," Lemon told Cuomo, who appeared to be thinking about whether or not someone saw him litter on his way into the studio. "For me, it feels beneath the dignity of this network to have someone one who constantly lies and misconstrues things."

The dignity of CNN? Really?

According to the digital canary cage liner, HuffPost, Conway appeared on Cuomo's show earlier to discuss comments President Trump made in an interview with Breitbart, in which he said his supporters were "tough people" that would make things "very, very bad" if pushed to a certain point. Cuomo accused the president of dog-whistling violence; Conway said he was misinterpreting, but Cuomo can actually hear a dog whistle as he identifies as a pit bull.

"You’re just reading into it like you usually do. He was talking about how peaceful and gentle many people are who are otherwise tough," Conway told Cuomo before going on to interrupt him. "Christopher, he didn’t threaten and he’s not threatening violence."

Cuomo replied, "I made a mistake, so I surrender. You will never ― you will never call him out for whatever he says or whatever he does. You are choosing pragmatism over principle, and I should know this."

At least Kellyanne didn't call Cuomo a "cockroach" like CNN's Paul Begala did to Jared Kushner and Ivanka.

Don Lemon later told Chris Cuomo that Kellyanne Conway should not have been permitted to speak on the show because she was being dishonest to the American people, because he doesn't agree with her.

"When you come on CNN, [aka the Communist Nebbish Network] you have an obligation to be honest to the American people," Lemon claimed, forgetting about the exceptions they make, like the Covington High School lies they spouted and are getting their asses sued over.

"You can give your opinion, you can give your take, but it is a privilege to come on this network and speak to the American people ― and if you’re going to do it, do it directly and honestly."

Honestly like their reporting on Jussie Smollett.

Just like it's a privilege to have Jim "Am I Handsome or What" Acosta be obnoxious to Sarah Sanders and the President just to make a show of himself.

Again, Lemon said this on the very same week the network was slapped with a $275 million defamation lawsuit for their role in perpetuating the slander against the Covington Catholic High School students, during which CNN contributor Reza Aslan said that Nicholas Sandmann (a 16-year-old) had a "punchable" face, and he's brave enough to punch Sandmann because he's smaller than him.

Cuomo, staring off into what can only be described as the jasmine of his mind, ultimately felt that Kellyanne Conway should be allowed to speak on his show. He argued that the American people deserve to see what the president considers his "best defense."

And there's this thing called the First Amendment. Duh!

"I just believe that if this is who the president wants out there, I want people to see what he considers his best defense," Cuomo said. "I want them to see what he thinks is appropriate for his main counselor to do on television. That’s the saving grace."

And on the plus side, only 135 people ever watch CNN at the same time, unless they're catching a plane, so they're not going to hear Trump's best defense.

Both Cuomo and Lemon were not commenting because they forgot the question.

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Eric Trump says Kellyanne Conway's husband shows 'utter disrespect' for her

Eric Trump, the executive vice president of the Trump Organization and son of the president is upset with Kellyanne Conway's husband, George Conway, over what he sees as "utter disrespect" for her. Eric said "Frankly, his actions are horrible."

Kellyanne Conway is President Trump's adviser and her husband has been publicly critical of him, the latest coming Monday morning

Eric Trump said that lawyer George Conway's public criticism of President Trump, a statement coming after another verbal attack by him on Trump are a dishonor to his wife, as she is Trump's adviser.

“Of all the ugliness in politics, the utter disrespect George Conway shows toward his wife, her career, place of work, and everything she has fought SO hard to achieve, might top them all. @KellyannePolls is great person and frankly his actions are horrible,” he tweeted, tagging Kellyanne but not her husband in the tweet.

On Monday morning Mr. Conway tore into President Trump yet again, accusing him of jury- and witness-tampering.

The president had cheered on former campaign adviser Roger Stone for resisting to work with the special counsel’s team. Perhaps not the best idea because it sort of sounds as if the president has something to hide.

“‘I will never testify against Trump.’ This statement was recently made by Roger Stone, essentially stating that he will not be forced by a rogue and out of control prosecutor to make up lies and stories about ‘President Trump,’ ” the president tweeted, “Nice to know that some people still have ‘guts!’”

Remember, Mr. Trump, who avoided serving in the military during the Vietnam era, once said that the late Sen. John McCain wasn't a hero because he was captured by the enemy.

Mr. Conway shared Trump's tweet and added, “File under ‘18 U.S.C. §§ 1503, 1512,’” citing federal laws against attempts to influence jurors and witnesses, respectively.

But one has to agree with the president. It's pretty disgusting to go public against the person one's spouse works for and supports. That should be discussed and left at the dinner table.


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Leftists immediately attack Sarah Huckabee Sanders

It didn't take more than a New York microsecond for the liberals to criticize White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders. She is only the third woman ever to be appointed to that post since it began in 1929 but that didn't stop the 'identification party' who pretends to support women and minorities.

Predictably, a number of sexist twits on Twitter tweeted about her physical appearance, which should tell you everything you need to know about them.

"sarah huckabee sanders reminds me of someone that would have pushed me into a locker in middle school" --Talia Lavin (@chick_in_kiev)

I believe Talia Levin was pushed into school lockers many times over in middle school just for being a scumcrumpet. She probably got her fair share of atomic wedgies as well.

If not, she probably deserved them.

"Sarah Huckabee Sanders looks like every woman eating lobster on a cruise ship" --Damien Fahey (@DamienFahey).

Damien evidently spent a lot of time checking out people's plates on cruise ships--maybe it turns him on. But what's really clear is that Damien is a sexist pig, the kind that his liberal goombahs like to label conservatives.

And if Sarah reminds him of "every woman eating lobster" that means she is a good representative of every woman, as opposed to Hillary Clinton who is a good representative of someone who, by being a woman is her biggest accomplishment.

"I think it's, certainly professionally, one of the greatest honors that any person could ever have, to work in any capacity within this building," Sarah said. "And to get to do that up here, in such a public way and speak on behalf of the president is absolutely an honor.

An honor that Talia Levin and Damien Fahey will never know as they ooze envy and sexism in their words.

But it's Mediaite that attacked Huckabee Sanders simply because she's a conservative. They posit that she and the females of "Trumpland" hurt women:

"How Sarah Sanders and the Women of Trumpland Hurt Women (Column by @KylieTCheung)

The article cites Kellyanne Conway, Betsy DeVos and Ivanka Trump claiming the "women of Trumpland all, in some way or another, use their platforms to hurt other women."

"The unfortunate reality is that very few women will ever have the influence of Hillary Clinton, who uses her status as former First Lady and former Secretary of State to sell her influence by securing large donations for her so-called "foundation."

Wait!

Cheung didn't write that. No, the leftist wrote: "The unfortunate reality is that very few women will ever have the influence of Ivanka, who uses her status as First Daughter to promote her brand while exploiting the working mothers of her overseas factories."

Socialists always scream "exploiting" when people who would otherwise starve are given low-paying jobs in which they can eventually grow as evidenced in South Korea, for example.

Cheung blathered on: "Few will ever have the influence of DeVos, who uses her position as education secretary to convene with groups that bully rape victims."

What? Cheung doesn't explain what 'bully rape' means nor give actual examples. DeVos didn't need this job--she is an incredibly wealthy woman and believes strongly in charter schools because they work, in spite of their non-union status. Actually, because of their non-union status.

"And few will ever command the audiences of Conway and Sanders, who use their platforms to deny Trump sexism."

They don't deny Trump's past and never excused it. Cheung must have confused them with the Bill Clinton-era media and his supporters. She must have also confused Conway and Sanders with liberals like Hillary Clinton who support gender-selective abortions that weed out girl babies. Both Conway and Sanders are pro-life.

Supporters of Sarah Huckabee Sanders also tweeted and took swipes at the liberals who insulted her:

"Actually it's feminists who hurt women by their complete obsession with being offended" --Michelle oh (@mkohlrogge)

Another tweeted:

"It is official-Liberals belong to the snarky mean girls club. What hypocrites as the next thing out of their mouth is "anti-bullying" --Linda white (@lwhite3540)

Like the Antifa movement that claims to be against fascism, the hypocrisy of these liberals is just as palpable. 


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Morning Joe's unethical allegations

Scarborough and Brzezinski bring journalism to a new all-time low by crossing the line on ethics. Breaking the previous all-time low record was no easy accomplishment, but they did it.

Either they're lying about Kellyanne Conway secretly hating President Trump, or they're simply the two worst TV people in the business. and deserve each other in their planned matrimony.

Morning Joe on Monday accused White House Counselor Kellyanne Conway of being a fraud.

The comedy team of Scarborough and Brzezinski alleged that Conway secretly hates President Trump and made it known to them after she appeared on their show during the campaign.

"This is a woman, by the way, who came on our show during the campaign and would shill for Trump in extensive fashion and then she would get off the air, the camera would be turned off, the microphone would be taken off and she would say 'bleeech, I need to take a shower' because she disliked her candidate so much," Brzezinski said.

Scarborough, knowing that he'd better back up his future wife said: "Also said, that this is just, like my summer in Europe. I'm just doing this for the money, I'll be off this soon. I don't know that she ever said 'I'm doing this for the money,' but this is just my summer vacation, my summer in Europe. And basically, I'm gonna get through this."

At that point Brzezinski finished the sentence for her future hubby: "But first I have to take a shower because it feels so dirty to be saying what I'm saying. I guess she's just used to it now."

The idea that this tag team of idiots are making this allegation now, without allowing Conway the benefit of being part of this discussion, is not just disgusting, it is unethical and and a breach of trust.


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Potty mind Democrat apologizes to Kellyanne Conway

A Democratic congress pig apologized for a tasteless and rather disgusting joke he made about the photo of Kellyanne Conway sitting with her feet up on the Oval Office sofa.

Rep. Cedric Richmond (Dumb-o-crat--La.) is also chair-pig of the Congressional Black Caucus, and they should be ashamed having him as their leader. He made the remark at the Washington Press Club Foundation's congressional dinner Wednesday night. In his speech, he referenced a photo showing Conway on the sofa during a gathering.

Prior to his remark in question, the prior speaker Tim Scott (R-S.C.) referred to the Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinsky scandal. 

Richmond responded to Scott saying "But I really just want to know what was going on there, because, I won't tell anybody. And you can just explain to me that--that circumstance, because she really looked kind of familiar there in that position there. But don't answer. And I don't want you to refer back to the '90s."

Anyone with at least half a brain, (aka leftists) understands the innuendo Richmond was making. 

On Thursday, Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel (Mitt's daughter) urged the misogynist to apologize for the comments she referred to as "disgusting" and "offensive."

Ya think?

"A snarky joke for you is just a reminder of the demeaning comments women hear every single day," Romney McDaniel said. "And trust me, it happens to all women."

After trying to decide if it helped or hurt his career with hypocritical Democratic women voters, Richmond decided to apologize. He said he came to his decision to apologize "after a discussion with people I know and trust." 

In other words, he didn't take it upon himself to decide to apologize, or realize how much he sucks at hiding his misogyny. 

He added that he understood "the way my remarks have been received by many." 

Yes, those leftists mentioned above and conservatives with our silly old values of respect for women understood his remarks to be disgusting, demeaning and a revelation of Richmond's character.

"I have consistently been a champion for women and women's issues, and because of that the last thing I would want to ever do is utter words that would hurt or demean them," his balderdash statement read. "I apologize to Kellyanne Conway and everyone who has found my comments to be offensive."

Anyone fluent in the English language, for example.

Now I'm going to have to research on comments Richmond made about President Trump on women.


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Dems admit mistake in selecting old fart to rebut Trump

Dumocratic officials admit they made "a mistake" in choosing former Gov. Steve Beshear (D-KY-jelly) to deliver the party's response to President Trump's congressional speech, a prominent House member told the leftist network MSNBC on Wednesday.

Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (no relation to Beaver) has represented Missouri since 2005 and chaired the Congressional Black Caucus. He spoke a day after Mr. Trump's speech on Tuesday saying that his party chose the wrong guy to represent their pot party.

"I don't mind saying when we make mistakes. And that was a mistake," Cleaver said.

Beshear, 72 (and looks it) delivered a widely mocked speech in a diner during which he claimed to be a Republican at one point. The people in the 'Peanut Gallery' looked like they wanted to crawl away.

When Cleaver was asked what Democrats were thinking when they selected Beshear, Cleaver replied: "The problem is, you're asking about thinking, and that didn't happen."

Yes, thinking and feeling are two different things.

Cleaver called for younger, more diverse candidates such as Louisiana Rep. Cedric Richmond, and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro, who shares the same surname of liberal heroes, Raul and Fidel and some of the same values.

At a media dinner Wednesday night where Congress members performed joke-filled monologues, Richmond ad-libbed a joke about Kellyanne Conway who was photographed kneeling on a sofa in the Oval Office this week.

Earlier in the program, Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) joked that "a whole lot worse" had happened on that sofa in the 1990s.

Richmond responded: "Tim, you kind of opened the door," he said. "I really just want to know what was going on there, because, you know, I won't tell anybody. And you can just explain to me that circumstance--because she really looked kind of familiar in that position there. Don't answer--and I don't want you to refer back to the 1990s."

The Democrats have long been calling the GOP the party of "old white men." If you look at who they ran against Trump, and who leads each party in the House and Senate, you may come to a different conclusion.


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It wasn't racism, it was Hillary's arrogance and stupidity

Democrats simply cannot make a case to vote for them based on policy so they their only alternative is identity politics. 

The top members of the Trump and Clinton campaigns got into heated exchanges at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government forum. 

Naturally, the Democrats accused the GOP of cultivating white supremacists. 

Jennifer Palmieri, the Catholic lady who was disrespectful to Christians who actually believe in their religion, told Trump's team, "The platform that they gave to white supremacists, to white nationalists, is a very, very important moment in our history."

Kellyanne Conway, the Trump campaign manager was furious. She responded to the accusation: "Do you think I ran a campaign where white supremacists had a platform?"

"You did, Kellyanne. You did," Palmieri emotionally said.

Conway spoke on Fox & Friends and called the Clinton staffers "sore losers." She went on to say, "I do think some people are stuck in the permanent campaign and not really past the anger, grief and denial stages and into the acceptance stages. But that's okay, because we won."

During the forum, someone noted that the Southern Poverty Law Center collected reports of almost 1,000 hate-related incidents from almost every state since the election. Conway countered by saying that Trump called for an end to such incidents and called the SPLC a far-left center and "anti-Trump group."

It's noteworthy that even the FBI no longer recognizes the SPLC as a legitimate hate crime resource, but leftists love to cite them. A more recent article discusses the SPLC and their bogus "monitoring" here.

Robby Mook, (aka "The Quicker Mucker-Upper") blamed FBI Director James Comey for Clinton's defeat after bringing up the inconvenient issue of her illegal email server. If it wasn't for Comey, Hillary would have won.

 It's as if Clinton was the victim of the FBI investigation, rather than the perp. If she obeyed the law, there would have been no FBI investigation. And if Mook is so prescient, why didn't he tell Hillary not to call Trump supporters a "basket of deplorables?" That might have gotten her more votes.

Instead, he called the email investigation during the campaign one of the "most over-reported, overhyped, over-litigated stories in the history of American politics." But never mentioned how stupid, irresponsible, lazy, arrogant and incompetent Hillary had to be to use an illegal private server as secretary of state.

A yooge key to Trump's victory was Clinton herself, Conway explained. "I said to Mr. Trump, 'You're running against one of the most joyless presidential candidates in history. Why don't we find a way to be the happy warrior?'"


Clinton also presumed that people who previously voted Democratic would do so again, Kellyanne said. That was an example of her short-sightedness. But Mook said Clinton's campaign never took the win as a foregone conclusion, obviously not recalling that Hillary's campaign, according to the  New York Post, prepared to throw a yooge party after the election to celebrate a victory that never was to be. 

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Trump loyalists feel 'betrayed' over Romney role

If it were not for Kellyanne Conway, Donald Trump might be the one calling for a voter recount of the presidential election. But Trump won and now it's "Hypocritical Hillary" calling for the measure.

Now as the Trump transition team try to come up with a pick for secretary of state, Conway spoke on several media outlets Sunday making a public case against the selection of Mitt Romney saying that Trump's supporters feel betrayed by the possibility of Romney as a pick.

Conway, true to the end, says she'll support whomever Trump picks, but argues that grass-roots Trumpsters who hung in there against apparent horrible odds feel let down about Romney, since he called Trump a "con man" and a "phony." He even spoke out against Trump University, implying that a degree from that school is 'useless.'

Trump's team are apparently split over the choices of Romney versus a true and early Trump loyalist, Rudy Giuliani, a former GOP nominee.

Incoming White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, a man with a good brain and odd name appeared on "Fox New Sunday" where he minimized rumors of vicious infighting over the decision of who will head the State Department. Priebus said that Trump is "going to make the best decision for the American people."

Conway, however, suggested a clear division of opinion.

"We don't even know if (Romney) voted for Donald Trump," she said on CNN's "State of the Union," a network that obviously favored Hillary Clinton for president and has been referred to as the "Clinton News Network" by yours truly. 

"He and his consultants were nothing but awful to Donald Trump for a year . . . I'm all for party unity, but I'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. I think there are concerns that those of us that are loyal have, and we want a secretary of state who's loyal to the president."

Conway has privately expressed her thoughts to Trump and will respect whatever the President-elect decides. However, she Tweeted that the larger "point is the volume & intensity of grass-roots resistance to Romney is breathtaking."

The question that many Trump supporters may now have is whether or not he is just another lying person who will, like Hillary Clinton, say anything at all to get elected.

Like the wall. Like Obamacare. Like jobs. Like 'locking her up.'

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Trump: I won't lock her up

Well, he is already beginning to appear like every other politician now that he's won the presidential election. In spite of his vow to "lock her up," referring to Hillary Clinton and her illegal private server and Clinton Foundation, he now says that he will not pursue charges against the former Worst Lady, according to Kellyanne Conway, Trump's campaign manager.

Conway appeared on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," and said that although Clinton "has to face the fact that a majority of Americans don't find her to be honest and trustworthy," it would be peachy if Trump can "let her heal." 

In order to heal, she needs to know she did something wrong. The Clintons think that doing anything self-serving, no matter what, cannot be wrong, so healing is a non sequitur. 

"I think when the President-elect, who's also the head of your party . . . tells you before he's even inaugurated, he doesn't wish to pursue these charges, it sends a very strong message, tone, and content," she said.

Remember when Trump said during his campaign that if he were elected president he'd get his attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate "Crooked Hillary?" Remember when Trump said to Hillary during a debate that if he was president "you'd be in jail?" Remember how when the crowds cheered "Lock her up" Trump appeared to encourage the outcry?

"Look, I think he's thinking of many different things as he prepares to become the President of the United States, and things that sound like the campaign aren't among them," Conway said.

That's a slick way of saying: "Look, he had to pump up his base to keep them on board. Now that he's won, he can do whatever he wants."

Fortunately, Trump's broken promise doesn't prevent congressional Republicans from opening investigations and referring them to the Justice Department. 

Let's hope that Trump at least tries to keep his other promises. 


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Conway says Dems should call for calm, warns Reid to be "very careful"

Kellyanne Conway, President-elect Trump's senior adviser called on Democratic celebrities, including President for now Obama, and un-indicted felon Hillary Clinton, to go public and call for an end to violent protests over the democratic election results.

Conway also warned Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (aka "Hairy Weed") to "be very careful" about his personal attacks on Trump.

"I am calling for responsibility and decency. I hope President Obama says, 'Cut it out,'" she said on "Fox News Sunday." 

"Everybody is looking for a peaceful transition, and you have the Senate minority leader acting like a garden variety political pundit" [with the voice of a little girl].

"I think that the president of the United States, Secretary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, perhaps, others can come forward and ask for calm and ask for a peaceful transition and ask their supporters, which are masquerading as protesters now--many of them professional and paid by the way, I'm sure--ask them to give this man a chance so that this country can flourish," Conway added.

Conway, the first female to run a successful presidential campaign, warned Reid, who thankfully is about to retire in January, to "be very careful about characterizing someone in a legal sense" regarding the attacks he levied on Trump. She said, however, that she was not suggesting legal action was pending, [but if he wanted to, Trump could make Harry disappear].

Reid, in his supreme lack of infinite wisdom, said that Trump has the responsibility for healing a divided, post-election America and that he was "a sexual predator who lost the popular vote and fueled his campaign with bigotry and hate."

In truth, it wasn't bigotry and hate that fueled Trump's campaign, it was the failed policies of Obama and the left that did the fueling. The election, as they say, was a referendum on Obama, and the fact that Clinton was his political clone with a much shriller scream.

In typical intolerant liberal fashion, the nation-wide protests of the democratically decided election were violent and paid for, possibly by George Soros. In Portland, Oregon, one protester was shot, but I suspect he wasn't just singing "We Shall Overcome."

In another incident, a man was taken from his car by a pair of black men as a crowd on the sidelines watched the two punch and kick him because they assumed he voted for Trump. 

Conway called for peaceful demonstrations suggesting that some of the violent protesters are former Clinton-backers or paid professionals and "there for nefarious reasons."

"They are booing and spitting on us," Conway said. "I don't like it."

Conway said that Trump would consider amending ObamaCare "out of respect" for the president, after he met with the Celebrity in Chief on Thursday. However, that might not sit well with those who voted for him as he promised a complete repeal of ObamaCare.

"Mr. Trump has made it very clear what his health care plan would look like, and it's not ObamaCare," Ms. Conway told Fox News. And she also made it clear that Trump plans to get rid of the mandate that forces people to buy the plan.

The "stupidity of the American voter" was overestimated by Jonathan Gruber.

We shall also see what becomes of the proverbial wall that has been promised in his campaign. I hope Trump delivers on that, but it's going to be interesting to see if Mexico pays for the damn thing. More importantly, if he is able to stem the flow of illegal immigration, I don't care if it's a wall that does it or better border security.

The election victory of Donald Trump was spectacular. The defeat of Hillary Clinton and the look on her face was wonderful. 

But the tears shed by liberals who thought Hillary was a foregone conclusion to take over where Obama left off was priceless.




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Trump team still in the fight

Contrary to rumors about the Trump campaign packing up their tents and going home, Kellyanne Conway assured "Fox News Sunday" that they are not giving up. In fact, they plan major TV ads and will go down fighting to make America great again!

Recent national polls are looking better for Trump. "This race is not over," Ms. Conway declared. "Many in the media say it's over. For the 12th time they're counting Donald Trump out."

But like one of Bill Clinton's girl toys, the "Energizer Bunny," the Donald is back on his feet and is ready to do battle with one of the most despicable human beings ever to slither the Earth.

Polls indicate that Clinton is ahead in the battleground states of Nevada, Florida, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Virginia, but Kellyanne claims that they are within closing distance and are ready for the kill, so to speak. 

Conway points out that in none of those states has Clinton been able to get the key 50% threshold in spite of the Clinton campaign outspending Trump's by millions of foreign and domestic dollars.

According to Conway, the Trump path to victory still includes Florida, Ohio, Iowa, North Carolina and possibly Nevada. The traditionally Republican states, Arizona and Georgia are likely staying red.

Conway argued that those races in still-contested states "can turn around in the next two weeks." 

RealClearPolitics.com places Clinton's lead at 6 percentage points nationally, but NotSoClearPolitics.com disputes that lead saying it is only at best 2 percentage points, maybe 3.

But a Reuters/lpsos poll on Friday showed Trump having cut Clinton's lead in half.

"We're not giving up," Conway told a surprised liberal media who thought Trump was going to give up. "We know we can win this and we are certainly not conceding to the same chattering class that's been wrong about Donald Trump for about a year and a half."

If Hillary Clinton wins this election, you can count on the Supreme Court going far, far left, and more and more leftists will be "taking a knee" during the playing of the National Anthem.



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