After a mirror obviously broke somewhere in the U.S. and brought us, to date,
seven years of bad luck -- really, really bad luck -- in the indictable persona
of President Barack Obama, we suddenly get tears. Plenty of tears. We didn't get presidential tears after the
Fort Hood murders and we never get presidential tears when cops are shot down in cold blood
by the best examples of ignorant human street trash. Apparently, crying only occurs when Obama,
perhaps having absorbed acting lessons effectively from his association with
leftist actors and directors, attacks the Second Amendment. We suggest those were tears of joy, not tears
of sorrow, because he was all dolled up and ready to shoot yet another
Executive Order into the heart of American rights. This time, it's guns, and next time -- well,
with another year to go. . . . . .
Conservative news sources are abuzz with a report that FBI investigators have discovered so much evidence against
Hillary Clinton that Bureau and even DOJ personnel are ready to "revolt" if
Loretta Lynch's Dept. of Justice doesn't take appropriate action. The fear, of course, is whether she will
adhere to political considerations (that is, keep the Democrats happy) or
actually do her job. So far, because we
seem to have running the DOJ little more than Eric Holder as a woman, all
suspicious eyes are watching Lynch closely.
Mexican drug king "El Chapo" may be extradited to the United States, but we may ask, why bother with all the
paperwork? Just drop him a few miles from our border, point him north and tell
him to start walking. He'll be here in
no time at all, along with all the others just looking - for - a - better -
life. Like a magnet, our border will
deliver "E.C." here in no time flat.
Sean Penn's role? Um, I don't
know -- but don't be surprised if Obama awards the Presidential Medal of
Freedom to both the Chavez of Venezuela-lovin' Penn and The Rolling Stone for. . .because of their. . .due to. . .well,
the White House characteristically
thinks of something to cover up questionable odors.
Is this what we've come down to? You can't even challenge 'em with the brains
needed to accomplish crossword puzzles anymore.
NOW, the ADULT weak of ability need only order coloring books with
images of cats already printed on each page, and they can while away vacant
time by coloring drawings of cats in seemingly endless patterns. What used to be couched as paint-by-number
activities for children has now taken so-called adults by storm, and we,
frankly, fear, rather then embrace, this phenomenon. Duh.
Then again, maybe coloring paper cats in his cell will give El Chapo
something to keep him occupationally occupied until his next prison break.
The State of the Union speech should be interesting this evening, but only because the prez says he's going to do something different. Seems he plans to focus on the country's future, rather than spending incredibly boring minutes on all his failures -- which, to be honest, pretty much account for his whole term in office to date. Oh, I know his fans would profess otherwise, but just look at his supporters. . .the ones who stubbornly remain at his side, that is. No surprise there.
