Their Rantings Betray Them by Conrad Black

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   Their Rantings Betray Them

By flaring up like aroused peacocks over replacing Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Democrats are committing the tactical error of being drawn into battle on ground less favorable than that which they already occupy.

By Conrad Black • September 24, 2020

The compulsive and self-righteous bellicosity of the Democratic leaders in Congress over the Supreme Court vacancy has opened an opportunity for President Trump to strike decisively. It is admittedly controversial for a president to fill a high court vacancy starting six weeks before a presidential election, but it is entirely constitutional. What’s more, it has applicable precedents, including most conspicuously the elevation of Chief Justice John Marshall by President John Adams after he had been defeated in the 1800 election.

This is not a provocation to justify the extreme belligerency of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.). Sharing the spotlight (for once) with the leader of the young radical socialists who are eating through the flabby undercarriage of the Democrats like saprophytes, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), Schumer announced over the weekend that if the president proceeded, “Nothing is off the table.” Pelosi added, “We have many arrows in our quiver,” hinting that impeachments could be launched against the president and Attorney General William Barr. (The Republican majority in the Senate would rightly refuse to consider such rubbish, again.)

They effectively acknowledged that they have no ability to stop the president from filling the vacancy even if the process is concluded after the election, whatever its outcome for the White House and the Senate.

After 18 months of ridiculing Trump as a crooked and stupid buffoon, the Democrats arose from their torpor after his election like the nation responding to the attack on Pearl Harbor. An unprecedented and febrile resistance has been thrown up with the Russian collusion fraud and the spurious impeachment and now the terror campaign on the coronavirus. Such is their state of churlish frustration, they are now waving their fists at the sky like King Lear and promising vengeance should the president have the effrontery to exercise his constitutional right and duty.

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[Cyber Liberty]

FTA:

As COVID-19 turned a won election for Trump into an uphill battle, the knee-jerk response of the Democratic leadership to the death of Ginsburg is an electoral bonanza for their mortal enemy. After being tortured on the wheel of their treachery over the bunk about colluding with the Kremlin and soliciting assistance from the Ukrainian president, while heavily encumbered by his own lack of Washington experience and public relations talent beyond the glossy and tabloid sensationalism of a Manhattan celebrity, Donald Trump has been armed by his enemies with a potentially deadly weapon.

Add the effect the Urban Street Wars have on voters who want law and order, and there's a lot more on the positive side of Trump's vote ledger the media wants us to ignore....

[Absalom]

Connie certainly remains a lifetime expert on ranters/rantings.
That Trump pardon sure came in handy yet he can relax after 11/3!!!

[sneakypete]

FTA:

Add the effect the Urban Street Wars have on voters who want law and order, and there's a lot more on the positive side of Trump's vote ledger the media wants us to ignore....

@Cyber Liberty

Which has to be at least 75% of the working-class people in the cities where it is happening,and 100 % of the rural population of the whole country.

I have recently started talking politics with women in their 20's to 40's that I meet in my daily life,and even I am surprised at the reaction. I was expecting kick-back,and so far,NOT A SINGLE DAMN ONE OF THEM has disagree with me.

Granted,I am a VERY agreeable fellow,but when was the last time any of you talked politics with strangers and discovered they seem more fired up about Trump than we are? One woman,who is in her early 40's and works for a local vet,was telling me just two days ago that "I never even paid any attention to politics until about two months ago,and it seems to me like the Democrats are trying to overthrow our form of government. I never ever voted before,but I am registered now,and am going to vote for Trump."

Seriously.

The Dims made a BIG mistake because they are creatures of the big cities,and have gotten their way for so long due to the money they have to spend to buy elections,both from the Treasury and their own accounts,and think that everybody all over America thinks like the people they known and socialize with in places like LA,NYC,Chicago,etc,etc,etc.

It just ain't so,and they are going to be reminded of this soon.

[Cyber Liberty]

I have recently started talking politics with women in their 20's to 40's that I meet in my daily life,and even I am surprised at the reaction. I was expecting kick-back,and so far,NOT A SINGLE DAMN ONE OF THEM has disagree with me.

Granted,I am a VERY agreeable fellow,but when was the last time any of you talked politics with strangers and discovered they seem more fired up about Trump than we are? One woman,who is in her early 40's and works for a local vet,was telling me just two days ago that "I never even paid any attention to politics until about two months ago,and it seems to me like the Democrats are trying to overthrow our form of government. I never ever voted before,but I am registered now,and am going to vote for Trump."

@sneakypete

I have been.  I've been volunteering at the GOP Headquarters in my town, registering voters.  I also do 3 hours per week at the local Ace Hardware, and I've spoken with quite a few people coming and going.  Granted, a lot of that is self-selecting folks coming to the Pubbie office.

Lots of new Republicans, in a very heavy (3:1) Republican county.  Yeah, they're stoked, but it's my first election in this city so I don't know what's normal here.