Sessions Won’t Prosecute
Former Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz has just published a new book entitled The Deep State. This is something he knows a lot about because he has faced them head on and eventually was chased out of Congress – some say because of Deep State threats to his family.
This morning on Fox & Friend, Chaffetz made a startling revelation – that on behalf of the Congressional Oversight Committee, he went to see Attorney General Jeff Session to see if he would prosecute Hillary Clinton’s IT person at the State Department. Sessions said no. Chaffetz said, “Why?” Sessions responded: “Because he was too close to Hillary.”
One of these years, maybe Sessions will redeem himself. But if it’s not soon, he should just be fired: He really has been lax in prosecuting evil doers.
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Meanwhile, Sara Carter tells Lou Dobbs: “It was a silent coup. There are documents that are going to shock the conscience of our country. They will be charged.”
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Dick Morris takes a look at what the Democrats are doing in the Senate, and says they are engaged in nothing but a delay tactic. They have zero real evidence that would block the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh. They are simply hoping to get everything stopped until after the November elections, and praying they can retake the Senate at that time. In other words, the GOP needs to show some fortitude, and approve Kavanaugh. Why allow the Democratic minority to stop anything?
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Finally, two of the Democrats who really proved themselves to be putrid idiots this week were Joy Behar of The View and Sen. Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii. These intellectually sterile celebrities tried to whip up the thin Alt-Left population, but instead, got a well-deserved beatdown from Lionel Nation.
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