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________________________________________ The Patriot Post Digest 6-20-2016 From The Federalist Patriot Free Email Subscription ________________________________________
That script, with a cast of characters that has been on cue with each key element, is being played out in the American Playhouse of Presidential Elections with one exception. An unexpected spoiler, Bernie Sanders, stole the punch lines, showed up with the action scenes and dominated the dialogue.
But the Hillary Clinton Coronation support cast is extensive. Let’s review a couple of key characters.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic National Committee chair, has been on her mark with each and every defense of Hillary and her obstruction of Bernie Sanders. A recently leaked DNC memo completely substantiates Sanders' claims of a coordinated coronation of Hillary with a full disregard for anything that remotely resembles a true primary challenge. Not that the fix wasn’t painfully evident to anyone paying attention…
There’s been a surprise twist, however, for the faithful Chairman Wasserman Schultz in her sudden role as a scapegoat. The off-script explosion of “The Bern” caught the well-rehearsed troupe off guard. Sanders is all but officially out of the race at this point. But with his voice supported by millions of Democrat primary voters, Wasserman Schultz is now facing blame for the mistreatment of the Sanders camp, despite the otherwise line-by-line performance of the Clinton Coronation script.
Remember those debates set for weekend nights when only agoraphobics were homebound to see? Recall how few times the Democrats took the stage as compared to the Republican battle among more candidates than an entire rugby scrum? All of those little details were written into the screenplay as the underlying purpose of Chairman Wasserman Schultz, simply to rig all to the favor of Hillary.
Being an essential ensemble in the storyline, the national media has been faithful. Providing just enough coverage of Bernie and his socialist band of entitled victims while absolutely skirting Hillary’s status as an accused felon derelict in her duty to her country. Awards await the brilliance of linguistic gymnastics flawlessly executed to create an amnesic fog around the coffin-draped caskets of the innocents who died in Benghazi after both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton refused “that 3 am call” pleading for aid and rescue in the midst of September 11, 2012.
The Clinton Corruption Production Company guaranteed, through careful scripting, that she couldn’t lose the nomination.
The “super delegates” unique to the DNC were not in the cast, but were smartly planted in the American Playhouse audience to secure applause and thunderous support despite the unquestioned frailties of a candidate who could simply not win on her own.
But the backstory giving this production its heft and believability is the unparalleled corruption of big-dollar donations to the Clinton Foundation28 that yielded access and favoritism to our tax dollars through the State Department and other agencies carefully maneuvered by both Hillary and her charming lead man, Bill. There’s nothing like obtaining power through raw extortion.
Hillary Clinton may be smart. But as the principal performer in this epic presentation, it has taken a multi-million-dollar budget, extensive casting and exhaustive coordination to pull of her stand atop the heap that remains of the Democrat Party.
As the credits roll, let’s not forget a few of the critical stagehands that have made some of Hillary’s survival possible. Those dedicated pleasers of the media, the ever-present-always-adaptable “mavericks” — select members of the Republican incumbency. They fear the criticism of the Leftmedia more than the GOP base, and they have gone above and beyond their duties to ensure the infighting on the Right takes top billing and the ability of Obama to continue to operate unscathed to usher in his third-term successor is unhindered.
Sure, the Republican primary has had its entertainment value. But the award-winning choreography and staging on the Left should be extoled for its rigging of the coronation of Hillary Clinton — the first female nominee for president of the U.S. … and the first felon (whether she’s convicted or not) in our nation’s history.
Just as William Shakespeare declared, “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players…” Especially in Democrat politics.
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OPINION IN BRIEF
Rich Lowry: “Countless articles have been written on how much better we are at assimilating Muslim immigrants than Europe is, usually with back-patting over our openness and fluidity as a society in contrast to the self-defeating insularity of a country like France. This may be true, but the assumption that we have the magic formula is under stress now that we’ve repeatedly suffered mass killings by second-generation immigrants. The Islamic State model of inspiring ‘lone wolves’ already here is dependent on loosely assimilated American Muslims susceptible to its hateful appeals. Disturbingly, it is finding takers. In six months, terrorists have killed more than 60 people on our shores; two of the perpetrators were the sons of immigrants, and one an immigrant herself. One of the reasons we have avoided the problems of a France may be sheer numbers. France has 50 percent more Muslim immigrants than we do, even though it is a much smaller country. Only 1 percent of the U.S. population is Muslim; 7.5 percent of the French population is. The Somali community in Minneapolis, seeded with refugees and then replenished with chain migration, has proved a rich recruiting ground for Islamist extremists. This suggests that when we have our own enclaves of poor Muslim immigrants, the experience isn’t a happy one.”
SHORT CUTS
The Gipper: “There is no question that we have failed to live up to the dreams of the founding fathers many times and in many places. … But all in all, the one thing we must be on guard against is thinking that because of this, the system has failed. The system has not failed. Some human beings have failed the system.”
Stopped clock is right twice a day: “This is really a national security issue. It isn’t a gun control issue.” —Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who nevertheless advocates tighter gun control measures
Non Compos Mentis: “This was an act of terror and an act of hate targeted against a community. The LGBT community, the Latino community, and of course the LGBT community is so far too often the victims of these types of crimes.” —Attorney General Loretta Lynch (When was the last time the LGBT “community” was mass murdered in America? On the other hand, the top six American serial killers were all homosexual…)
Alpha Jackass: “The sad reality is that we are all complicit in what happened [in Orlando]. … I’m sorry I didn’t do more, and the same goes for Congress. You know, we look to you guys as our leaders. You make almost $200,000 a year to write rules, to make our society better — not tweet, not tell us about your ‘thoughts and prayers.’ To write rules to make our society better. And ultimately it comes down to money and influence. And … since 1998, the NRA has given $3.7 million to Congress. … Is this what you want your legacy to be? That you were a ‘could-have-done-something’ Congress, but you didn’t because of outside lobbying? That you were complicit in the deaths of thousands of Americans?” —"comedian" Hasan Minhaj
Wimp: “One day after 49 people were killed in the Orlando shooting, I traveled to Philadelphia to better understand the firepower of military-style weapons and, hopefully, explain their appeal to gun lovers. But mostly, I was just terrified. … The recoil bruised my shoulder, which can happen if you don’t know what you’re doing. The brass shell casings disoriented me as they flew past my face. The smell of sulfur and destruction made me sick. The explosions — loud like a bomb — gave me a temporary form of PTSD. For at least an hour after firing the gun just a few times, I was anxious and irritable.” —New York Daily News' Gersh Kuntzman
And last… “Urging vague and unconstrained government power is not how responsible citizens of a free society ought to act. It’s a bad habit and it’s dangerous and irresponsible to promote it.” —Ken White
Semper Vigilans Fortis Paratus et Fidelis! Managing Editor Nate Jackson
Join us in daily prayer for our Patriots in uniform — Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines and Coast Guardsmen — standing in harm’s way in defense of Liberty, and for their families.
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