Coffin Medicine?
| “
|
Raja,
We got a good introduction to the Benghazi scandal last week.
Looks
like next week will be even more explosive. Joseph Curl (in the
Washington Times) estimated that by close of business Friday, Obama
will have his ass in a sling (and I believe Attila the Hen will, as
well). And if it is true that Obama let loose the IRS scandal in
the
hope of diverting attention from Benghazi, his hope will be
shattered.
In fact, there will be TWO major bonfires burning on Capitol Hill next
week. Figure on several sacrificial virgins being thrown into the
pyres, with little effect.
 I
will be listening to Rush Limbaugh for his expert political analysis,
and Mark Levin for his legal view. I was listening Friday when
Mark
got into the IRS scandal, and that’s when I found out it was he and his
Landmark Legal Foundation that got the ball rolling on that one.
I
felt practically like a witness to history.
Will Obama be impeached? That’s problematic, as the Senate, where
the
trial would be held, is in Democrat control. However, that might
not
be true after the 2014 elections, so timing may play a role.
Especially with these two scandals, plus further impact from the
economic impact of Obamacare, and Democrat casualties of the gun
control wars. I particularly recall the 1994 situation, in which
the
Democrats were shellacked for the same reason.
And what of Attila the Hen? What looked a few weeks ago
like a
shoe-in nomination and election campaign, now looks like a whole new
ball game. How can she appear anywhere questions may be
asked? Attila
the Hen may simply be taken care of in the manner of Kentucky Fried
Chicken.
Skoonj
That
all makes sense—in the logical politics of yore. But consider where
we're at. To cite just one example, in the past election , when
polled on the Elizabeth
Warren (D) race against the incumbent Scott Brown (R who won Ted
Kennedy's senate seat!) this:
 Brown’s
hurdle is that even as voters from both parties say they like him
personally, regard him as bipartisan, and give him high
marks on his job performance, many also say they plan to stick with
their political party. And in a presidential year, with high turnout
expected, that bodes especially well for Democrats on the ballot in
Massachusetts . (here)
There you have it. Rather than jeopardize Dem control of the
Senate,
MA voters elected the vajayjay version of Ward Churchill— a phony
American Indian who additionally was found to be practicing law without
a license, and appears to have just half the brains of the
staggeringly stupid Barbara Boxer. Politics are no
longer about
what's best for the country, but Duke against Maryland; Florida v
Florida State, or Michigan v Ohio State. Blood sport. .
|
|
” |
|
