Politics

Barack Obama is ready to come back to Washington and ‘destroy President Trump’ according to close friend Eric Holder.  Following Obama’s $60 million book deal, the former President is said to be reinvigorated and determined to lead the democrats’ anti-Trump efforts. Zerohedge.com reports: Of course, this breaks with the tradition upheld by most former Presidents who have chosen to not publicly criticize their successors…but the rules don’t really apply to Obama now do they?

Bernie Sanders is threatening to take millions of Democrat voters away, over to a newly formed Party, free from corruption and vote rigging.  Following his unexpected loss during last years primaries, the Vermont Senator is looking at plans devised by his supporters to form his own third party, according to reports. If Sanders agrees, millions of his followers, many of whom find the existing Democrat Party completely corrupt, are expected to follow him – giving him a real fighting chance to win a 2020 presidential campaign.

Via John Whitehead of The Rutherford Institute,

You can’t have it both ways.

You can’t live in a constitutional republic if you allow the government to act like a police state.

You can’t claim to value freedom if you allow the government to operate like a dictatorship.

You can’t expect to have your rights respected if you allow the government to treat whomever it pleases with disrespect and an utter disregard for the rule of law.

A month ago, three Muslim American brothers who managed office IT were barred from congressional computers (on suspicion that they accessed computers without permission). While many congressmen immediately relieved them of their duties, two House Democrats decided to delay the firing (until today) because their Muslim background, some with ties to Pakistan, could make them easy targets for false charges.

Imran Awan seen below with Bill Clinton

Just when you thought the 'Russians-did-it' meme was fading, WaPo reporters manage to find DoJ officials who say then-Senator Jeff Sessions spoke twice last year with Russia’s ambassador to the United States - encounters he did not disclose when asked about possible contacts with Moscow during his confirmation hearing to become attorney general.

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