Along with a litany of unsupportable accusations and smears, Majority Leader Harry Reid (D - WTF Is In Nevada's Water?) accused the Koch Brothers of aiding and abetting Putin’s invasion and subsequent
conquer of Crimea, along with preventing the US from delivering a $1
billion loan guarantee. Insane McVain, another old, demented fool, made
a speech on the floor condemning his ‘disgraceful’ party for not coming
to the aid of the Ukrainians.
Problem was: The House had already passed a ‘clean’ bill. The
Senate’s version included IMF ‘reforms’ that the White House had been trying
to get passed since 2010. If you are asking why they haven’t been able
to get the reforms passed in the previous 3 years, it might just be
because they would see the role of the United States in the IMF
diminished while increasing our financial contributions.
It was Harry Reid, who was holding up passage, and the revolting Sen
Way-Past-Sell-By-Date from Arizona was played like a Stradivarius and,
once again, berated the wrong people.
The Koch Brothers, the Tea Party, the ‘Hobbits,’ Ted Cruz/Rand
Paul/Mike Lee, Americans for Prosperity, Republicans, Libertarians,
Conservatives, nor the Crimean-American baker down on the high street
were preventing the passage of the aid package. Harry Reid and Barack
Obama were. They figured that, since no one would want to deny help to
the Ukrainians, they would go ahead and add an Amendment that would, yet
again, be harmful to America and bring her down a few notches.
While Reid may be able to hide behind the Speech & Debate Clause
when he is on the Senate floor, he doesn’t have that protection
elsewhere, including what he writes on his website or in mailings. The
Koch Brothers have the many billions of dollars to make Dingy Harry’s
life a living hell, if they so choose. I don’t even think Reid would
find much solace in New York Times v Sullivan because I think that his actual malice towards the Koch Brothers is clear, present, and convincing.
As for Insane McVain, once again he finds himself on the wrong side
of history while spewing the most vicious of venom at those in the
right.
I am not one that celebrates deaths of people and found the display
following Baroness Thatcher’s passing hateful, disgraceful and
undignified. Hell, even Shirley Temple got it good by many on the Left,
who called her a racist for making black men dance with her in her
movies…as though a 6 year-old was in charge of productions at 20th
Century Fox.
When both Dingy and Insane keel over for the last time, I can only
hope that I will be able to contain my glee and, at least, not appear
like the savages on the Left. I must admit, however, that it will
likely take enormous willpower since I consider both these men to be
traitors to the Republic and the Constitution.
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