Look for Democrats to pull out all the stops to regain control in the House and Senate. And if they do regain control, their agenda is frightening.
Democrats' behavior during the Kavanaugh hearings is likely going to cost them dearly in November.
Teacher Who Threatened Kavanaugh Quits; Paul’s Wife Sleeping With Loaded Gun
Written by R. Cort Kirkwood
The teacher who suggested killing U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh isn’t teaching anymore. But Kavanaugh wasn’t the only target: GOP senators have been the subject of a harassment campaign since at least early September.
The author of New Yorker’s hit piece on Brett Kavanaugh admitted that she and collaborator Ronan Farrow didn’t know whether the accusations they published were true, and that her goal was fingering Kavanaugh with a “pattern” of behavior.
Heitkamp Believed Kavanaugh’s Accusers, Collins Didn’t, And His Women Clerks Haven’t Quit
Written by R. Cort Kirkwood
Democratic Senator Heidi Heitkamp said Kavanaugh’s demeanor turned her off to the federal judge. Maybe, but it didn’t turn off Senator Susan Collins, or, apparently, the four women whom Kavanaugh recently hired as clerks.
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With 2020 Dem Debates Nigh, Leftists Love Political System — Just Not the American One
Written by Selwyn Duke
As if midterm machinations weren’t enough, leftists, screaming unfairness, appear to want the American political system rent root and branch.
Mob Erupts in Fury Over Trump Apology; Media Misrepresents Accusations Again
Written by R. Cort Kirkwood
As expected, the usual suspects exploded in fury because Trump declared Kavanaugh innocent of the scurrilous, uncorroborated, and ultimately refuted accusations that failed to derail his ascendency to the court.
Alan Dershowitz, the famed leftist civil-liberties lawyer who defended O.J. Simpson, says the American Civil Liberties Union has lost it way.
If the Democrats fail to win the House of Representatives as pollsters confidently predict, more violence might well be ahead.
Promises of payback, retribution, infliction of pain, and exaction of revenge are hardly likely to help the Democrats flip the houses of Congress in November.
