WHERE IS IT WRITTEN?

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Where is it written that a person who has committed a crime is off limits from prosecution just because they are running for political office? If Joe Biden molested a four year old would he be off limits from investigation and prosecution just because he is running for president? In essence this was what James Comey was saying when he illegally made the decision not to prosecute Hillary when she committed multiple felonies violating the Espionage Act in 2016. In addition to the crimes committed, wouldn't we want to know if the person that we are voting for is a criminal or not? If we were hiring that person to work for our company, wouldn't we want to know that? On an ethical level, do we want corrupt people representing us in office? It is one thing to spread gossip about your political opponent but that is not illegal, nor should it be. But when you take political gossip, dress it up as fact, and use it as the basis to go after a FISA warrant, in order to spy on your political opponent, then that is against the law. Yet these felonies committed by the Democrats are ignored while they go after a president that is simply trying to expose a crime committed by his potential political opponent in an upcoming presidential election. What if George McGovern had somehow discovered in June of 1972 that Richard Nixon had issued orders to the CIA in order to interfere with the F.B.I.'s investigation of the Watergate break-in? Should McGovern have remained quite because he didn't want to potentially ruin his opponents presidential campaign?

I was listening to Rush Limbaugh yesterday and he made a great point. A caller was complaining to him that the Democrats never suffer consequences for their crimes. Rush said that we have to quit focusing on whether or not the Democrats pay for their crimes and start focusing on keeping them out of office. He asked the question. When have they ever paid for their crimes? Rush said that elections have consequences. Fifty-five incumbent Republican congressmen refused to run for re-election in 2018 paving the way for the Democrats to take over the House of Representatives. When Democrats take control of anything, they screw things up. We would not be going through this impeachment charade right now if the Republicans had remained in control of congress. Democrats hate elections. They are just an obstacle that stands in the way of their devious plans. Rush didn't say this but I will say that if the Republicans had been doing what we put them in office to do in the first place, we wouldn't have to worry about the Democrats. I would love to see Hillary Clinton, James Comey, Eric Holder, Barack Obama, and a long list of Democrat scalawags take the perp walk. To see them being led off in handcuffs and shackles to prison, but it will probably only happen in my fantasies and dreams. We will just have to wait for them to go before the greatest judge of all one day. That is when justice will finally be done. In the meantime, lets just focus on keeping these vermin out of office.


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