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Rule 5: Hunter McGrady

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Posted on June 17, 2017 in Rule 5

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Trump could fire them all

Posted on June 16, 2017 | Comments Off on Trump could fire them all

Rush Limbaugh has it right:

“He could fire Rosenstein, and he could fire Mueller. There’s nothing stopping him from doing it, nothing legally. He could go to Rosenstein right now. He would be perfectly within his bounds to go to Rosenstein and say, ‘Look, this investigation can’t be wide open for anything. You’ve gotta limit what these people can look for. You’ve gotta limit it to actual felonious crimes. You can’t have them subpoenaing anybody they want financial records, text records, tax records. There has to be a limit.'”

Or else you’re fired. Not that even Limbaugh expects Trump to do it. The wheeler-dealer real estate tycoon has been poisoned by swamp gas and he’s playing the swamp’s game by the swamp’s rules. As Limbaugh says: That’s NOT why he was elected.

He wants them to love him. They ain’t never gonna love him. He either kicks ass or he goes under, glub, glub, glub.

Via Breitbart

UPDATE:  Interesting details from the WSJ about Mueller’s defiance of President Bush in 2006 in a Comey-like pose of the righteous lawman. And one of his new minions previous run-in with Jared Kushner. All in all, it looks like Trump will be damned if he does and damned if he doesn’t. Not to mention his son-in-law. Demand they resign for conflicts. If they won’t, fire them all.

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Move to impeachment begins

Posted on June 14, 2017 | Comments Off on Move to impeachment begins

More leaks to the WaPo, probably from Comey or a surrogate, which is also insurance against Mueller being fired.

“The special counsel overseeing the investigation into Russia’s role in the 2016 election is interviewing senior intelligence officials as part of a widening probe that now includes an examination of whether President Trump attempted to obstruct justice, officials said….

“The White House now refers all questions about the Russia investigation to Trump’s personal attorney, Marc Kasowitz. ‘The FBI leak of information regarding the president is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal,’ said Mark Corallo, a spokesman for Kasowitz.”

Undoubtedly illegal, but also of longstanding practice in official, establishment D.C. and now a prime weapon against the anti-establishment President Trump. Who will almost certainly be found by a grand jury to have obstructed justice in firing Comey. Since presidents aren’t indicted, impeachment will be next.

Via The WaPo.

UPDATE:  Trump doesn’t need to fire Mueller, says Greg Jarrett of Fox News. He can merely point out the conflict of interest with Comey, the star witness to obstruction, and demand Mueller resign. Staying would violate a DOJ statute ordering investigators with personal ties to witnesses to bow out. Moreover Rosenstein, the Asst. AG who appointed Mueller, can’t be involved in an obstruction investigation because he wrote the memo urging the president to fire Comey. Conflicts all over the place.

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Better late than never

Posted on June 14, 2017 | Comments Off on Better late than never

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UPDATE:  Didn’t take her long to sing a different tune. Twenty-four hours or thereabouts.

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Bronco’s shadow presidency

Posted on June 14, 2017 | Comments Off on Bronco’s shadow presidency

“Just days before Trump was due at a NATO summit. Obama was palling around with German Chancellor Angela Merkel (who ended up being Trump’s major foil on international affairs), and giving a speech to thousands of onlookers in Berlin…

“Just as Trump is getting serious on NATO and NAFTA, drawing ire from America’s northern neighbor, Obama shows up to demonstrate exactly where he stands on Trudeau: right next to him, holding hands, eating seafood.”

Bronco Bama is a creepy little mother. Probably our most corrupt president since Warren G. Harding, primarily because the Mediacrats looked the other way through eight long years.

Via Heat Street

UPDATE:  Following Trump’s meeting at the White House with South Korean President Moon, guess who’s visiting Moon in Seoul? You guessed it.

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Rule 5: Denise Bidot

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Posted on June 13, 2017 in Rule 5, The Culture

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22,000 pages of federal regulations

Posted on June 12, 2017 | Comments Off on 22,000 pages of federal regulations

The 22,000 pages of regulations in the Obama-era Dodd-Frank banking bill have throttled the economy, holding back growth. It has “cost $36 billion to comply with in the first six years, has choked competition in the banking industry, made banking more expensive, harmed economic growth and, to top it off, failed to make the banking system safer or end ‘too-big-to-fail.'”

But there’s hope in River City. In the form of the House Financial Choice Act, which would repeal Dodd-Frank’s pages and pages of regulations altogether.

“Unfortunately, Democrats in the Senate are determined to stop this bill in its tracks. What’s likely to emerge there will be a Dodd-Frank reform bill that is tepid enough to attract sufficient Democrats to overcome a filibuster. This is hardly enough, but at least the regulatory ball is moving in the right direction.”

Time to kill the filibuster?

Twenty-two thousand pages of regulations. Many scores of new bureaucrats to enforce them. This is why we elected Donald Trump to drain the swamp.

Via Investors Business Daily

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