Dems: The Antifa Party.. Ann Coulter

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Dems: The Antifa Party
Ann Coulter

Posted: Jul 22, 2020 8:35 PM

-- "These soldiers are disregarding and overriding the elementary rights of American citizens by applying tactics which must have been copied from the manual issued the officers of Hitler's storm troopers."

-- The president is substituting "military dictatorship for the Constitution of the United States."

-- "My fellow citizens, we are now an occupied territory."

All this because, after 50 days of raging violence, President Trump has finally sent federal agents to restore order in Portland, Oregon.

No -- wait. Different Democrats and different president.

Although all those quotes are indeed from Democrats about a Republican president, it wasn't Trump. They were Democrats Richard Russell, George Wallace and Orval Faubus, denouncing President Dwight Eisenhower for sending troops to enforce desegregation at a schoolhouse in Little Rock, Arkansas.

In 1983, Faubus was warmly embraced by Bill Clinton at his gubernatorial inauguration. Today's Democrats are Orval Faubus.

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https://townhall.com/columnists/anncoulter/2020/07/22/dems-the-antifa-party-n2572959

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So what else is news? The media are in it with Antifa or whatever fabrication it takes to gain power.

We have seen this before. I cancelled my newspaper 25 years ago. No use sending them a dollar.
I even refused a free paper subscription.

I dropped National Review when they lost their way with John Derbyshire. And wouldn't you know?
Derbyshire was warning people to be cautious when in large crowds of blacks.

Today would anyone doubt him?  I have been in a black bar when there was a shooting. Yep. John
was right.

Ann points out all the sorts of things that the press is suppressing. Haunting things.

Take a peek if you dare.

Know the hate groups Antifa, BLM, ABC, CBS, ESPN and so many more.

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SlideRule wrote:
"I dropped National Review when they lost their way with John Derbyshire. And wouldn't you know?"

Absolutely right about Mr. Derbyshire.
"The Talk" was one of the more prescient op-eds of modern times.

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SlideRule wrote:
"I dropped National Review when they lost their way with John Derbyshire. And wouldn't you know?"

Absolutely right about Mr. Derbyshire.
"The Talk" was one of the more prescient op-eds of modern times.

Radio Derb has been on the air as a podcast since mid-2004. It's a once-a-week 30-to 50-minute commentary, usually posted late on Friday evening, covering news, events from the week.

John continues his outstanding work and makes fun of malcontents quite often.

https://johnderbyshire.com/Opinions/RadioDerb/page.html