Dems go to their classiest felon as star witness in SCOTUS fight

They tried Cory Booker and he turned out to be more like a Fartacus than a Spartacus. They tried Kamala Harris and she turned out to be as unlikeable as Hillary Clinton. Now they Democrats are going to try John Dean, a disbarred convicted felon who flipped on former President Richard Nixon during Watergate, and they think he will have more credibility than the previous clown team.

Dean served hard time for obstruction of justice and will address the Judiciary Committee Friday afternoon to "speak about the abuse of executive power," said Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D. Calif.).

[Interestingly, some of Feinstein's closest friends are Chinese spies, so it's understandable that Dean is an attractive choice for the Dems.]

Dean, scumwafer that he is, was a big part of the Watergate affair after approaching prosecutors in the hopes of immunity for his criminal acts he admitted to committing as Nixon's White House counsel. To this day, Dean is still referred to as a "rat."

Being the dung merchant that he is, he gave public testimony implicating top figures in the scandal, and in spite of the key role he played in the wrongdoing, it allowed for him to have a greatly reduced sentence.

The liberal media allowed this toad to emerge from the scandal and prison in a positive light, but the legal community still regarded him as less than pond scum, a perfect witness for DemocRats.

Dean was disbarred in Virginia for his "unethical," unprofessional, and unwarranted conduct in the Watergate affair," the New York Times reported. But like a modern bad relationship, he "moved on" and began a new career badmouthing Republicans.

He attempted to psychologically exonerate himself by writing a book, "Worse than Watergate," which criticized President George W. Bush saying that his "tactics of deception" would create "more damage to the nation than Nixon at his worst."

In fact, if Dean was still advocating for the GOP, the Democrats would call him a racist, sexist, homophobe and xenophobe. But the Democrats put him back in the spotlight after Trump called him a "rat" in late August.

Dean was "honored" to be called a rat by Trump, possibly because it meant a paycheck, and possibly because a rat is a higher life form than what Dean actually is--a liberal.

While Dean opposes Kavanaugh's nomination, it isn't known what this disbarred crap weasel can say negatively about a judge with impeccable credentials, after his own history of sneaky, illegal scumbaggery makes his words farcical.

Kavanaugh is expected to be confirmed before the November mid-term elections in spite of the rude antics displayed by the Democrats.


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POTUS calls for congressional probe into wiretapping of his campaign

The Trump administration called for congressional investigations on Sunday, into his claim the Obama administration orchestrated an attempt to gain information on then-GOP nominee Donald Trump.

Press Secretary Sean Spicer said in a statement: "Reports concerning potentially motivated investigations immediately ahead of the 2016 election are very troubling . . . President Donald J. Trump is requesting that as part of their investigation into Russian activity, the congressional intelligence committee exercise their oversight authority to determine whether executive branch investigative powers were abused in 2016."

In a reflexive tweet Mr. Trump wrote: "Who was it that secretly said to Russian President, 'Tell Vladimir that after the election I'll have more flexibility?'"

Spicer's statement comes after President Trump's explosive allegation that former President Obama ordered phones wiretapped at Trump Tower and added that nobody in his administration "will comment further until such oversight is conducted."

Trump's wiretap allegations in a bunch of tweets Saturday, along with the White House statement, are the latest developments in the "Vladimir Putin is trying to influence the U.S. election for Trump over his rival and shrew, Hillary Clinton" controversy. 

National Security Adviser Michael Flynn had to resign over this situation and Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from any DoJ probe in the matter because it was learned that he spoke with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak after a gaggle of Democrats did the same.

"Terrible! Just found out that Obama had my 'wires tapped' in Trump Tower just before the victory. Nothing found. This is McCarthyism," the president tweeted Saturday.

And then he tweeted again: "Is it legal for a sitting president to be 'wire tapping' a race for president prior to an election? Turned down by court earlier. A NEW LOW!"

It isn't clear to whom Mr. Trump was directing the legal question, but we can rule out Alan Dershowitz and Rosie O'Donnell.

And then he tweeted again that a "good lawyer could make a great case of the fact that President Obama was tapping my phones in October, just prior to election!"

And again: "How low has President Obama gone to tap (sic) my phones during the very sacred election process. This is Nixon/Watergate. Bad (or sick) guy!" he said, overusing exclamation points and asking rhetorical questions, as he often does.

Obama denied Trump's accusation that he had Trump's phones tapped weeks before the November election. But that doesn't mean he didn't have someone else do it for him--like Loretta "How-are-your-grandkids-Bill" Lynch.

But Kevin Lewis, an Obama towel boy and caddy, refuted the idea that Lynch or Obama had anything to do with the alleged wiretapping. "Neither President Obama nor any White House official ever ordered surveillance on any U.S. citizen. Any suggestion otherwise is simply racist false."

So deniable plausibility aside, it's possible that the FBI or an outside source did the tapping.

In a Breitbart article on Friday it claimed the Obama administration made two Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA) requests last year to monitor Trump's communications and a computer server in Trump Tower. The purpose was to determine if there were links with Russian banks.

No evidence of such links were found. Nada. Zilch.

Trump, on Sunday, has again attacked Obama saying he colluded with Russia.

Brilliant strategy: throw the grenade back at him.



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"Emails, shmemails," Hillary said smugly

Hillary Clinton's email woes began when an email from a top Clinton adviser contained classified military intelligence while another from her top Islamic aide, contained classified information about the Benghazi Islamic terrorist attack. The FBI began to look into the former secretary of state's emails.

Those emails, along with a mother lode of additional emails on Hillary's personal, unsecured, server, located in a bathroom closet in a building in Colorado, were released to the Benghazi select committee in May (you cannot make this stuff up).

 For the first time, Fox News was able to ID which of Clinton's aides sent them and what the subject matter was contained within them.

While all this was being revealed, Hillary poo-pooed Ed Henry of Fox News when he asked her if she wiped the server clean of data. 

"What, like with a cloth or something?" the wife of Bill Clinton said. "I don't know how it works digitally at all," she added, using ignorance and incompetence as an excuse.

It's difficult to know when Hillary is telling the truth about anything. When she wakes up and says "Good morning," she's lying.

Two of the Benghazi-related emails on Hillary's private, unsecured server, were deemed classified when they were originally sent. That is, they were born classified. 

Email One was forwarded by Huma-Weiner-Wife-Abedin, a woman with family connections to the Muslim Sisterhood through her mother, and the Muslim Brotherhood through her brother. This email contained classified material from military intelligence sources. Sent in 2011, it sends a warning how then-Ambassador Chris Stevens was "considering departure from Benghazi" due to the deteriorating conditions in a nearby town, a stones throw away, if you know what I mean.

This email was mistakenly released by the clowns at the State Department and now is declassified.

Email Two was sent by Jake Sullivan, a Clinton aide. This email contained classified information and sensitive law enforcement information on Benghazi.

You guessed it: Abedin and Sullivan are now a Hillary Clinton campaign comedy act.

Clinton campaign spokesman Brian Fallon claims the information was not classified at the time the emails were sent, but it is unclear how he would know that, unless Hillary told him: "Good morning. The emails were not classified when they reached my private server."

A State Department spokesclown said they shared Fallon's faith in Hillary.

Hillary tells a bad joke. She sounds like a funeral director who's looking to lighten the mood of the service. She joked about how she should have used Snapchat because the contents get deleted right away. She joked about wiping the server with a cloth.

The trouble is, Hillary is a joke. If she had never married Bill Clinton, she likely would have been chasing ambulances in a small town where everybody knows your name.

In an interview by Dan Calabrese of Jerry Zeifman, the chief counsel to the House Judiciary Committee during the Watergate hearings, Hillary worked for Zeifman. He claims that he fired Hillary for "unethical behavior" and said that she conspired to deny Richard Nixon counsel during the hearings. He also refused to give her a letter of recommendation, something he had only done 3 times in his 17 year career.

Hillary has a long history of lies. She did not, in fact, come under sniper fire in Bosnia. That was probably Brian Williams. She lied. In fact, she was presented with flowers at the plane ramp.

She lied about Chelsea who, she claimed was jogging around the World Trade Center back on 9-11. Turns out Chelsea watched it in bed.

She lied when she said that she didn't know her brother was being paid to acquire pardons from then-President Bill Clinton.

She lied when she claimed she and Bill were "dead broke."

Hell, she even lied when claiming she was named after Sir Edmund Hillary--she finally admitted it when realizing he climbed Mt. Everest when she was five years old.

(For a more complete list go to the Liberally Conservative blog and check her out.)

The FBI is hopeful they can recover a good portion of Hillary's emails and are holding her private server in protective custody. She told reporters that she was "very comfortable that this will eventually get resolved and the American people will have plenty of time to figure it out." Maybe she will also have plenty of time to figure out a lot of things .  .  .  in the slammer.

So will the arrogance of Hillary Rotten Clinton finally be assuaged with a big serving of humble pie? Or will her admitted incompetence as secretary of state get her elected Queen of America?

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And the Award Goes to Hillary

I think anyone would be hard-pressed to come up with another woman who has won as many awards as Hillary Clinton has ever since coming of age. It all began in 1983 when she won Arkansas' Woman of the Year, an award handed out by the Arkansas Democrat, a left-leaning paper. The very same year Hillary won "Headliner of the Year," gifted to her by the Arkansas Press Association. The following year, she was named Arkansas (Young) Mother of the Year and honorary doctorates followed that for years to come. In both 1988 and 1991, Hillary was named by National Law Journal as one of the top 100 influential lawyers in America, and they never mentioned how, when serving on the House Judiciary Committee under Jerry Zeifman way back in 1974, that she was fired from her job and given a few choice labels. Perhaps they never mentioned it because it came before all those awards.