Nationalist Pundit

Michael Bloomberg officially launched his entry into the 2020 Democratic Party primary.  He is starting off with setting a record buy for television ads.  The new record is now $31 Million dollars and change.  Plus, he is getting help from his own media empire, as Bloomberg News will not investigate Little Mike, members of his family, nor even his fellow Democrat opponents.  President Trump is still fair game for fake news.  Bloomberg is skipping the first four primary states, focusing attention on the 16-state Super Tuesdays later in the calendar,  This strategy, indeed, his whole campaign, is probably destined for failure on a grand scale.  

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Late Thursday, the Washington Post reported that a former FBI lawyer was under criminal investigation for modifying a document used to obtain a FISA warrant to surveil Carter Page.  He was a volunteer for a short while working for the 2016 Trump campaign.  Many see this as the origin of the whole Russia probe hoax, alleging that Candidate Trump was colluding with the Russian government.  On Friday, the New York Times named the lawyer, one Kevin Clinesmith.  Right after he participated in the Hillary Clinton email investigation, Clinesmith joined the Trump-Russia probe.  He was later part of the Robert Mueller team.  But in February of 2018, Clinesmith resigned from the Mueller probe.  DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz had questioned Clinesmith and exposed him as having an anti-Trump bias.  Two months ago, he left the FBI due to his political bias, which went so far as to alter information in documents used to obtain the FISA surveillance warrant on Carter Page.

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If you watched the first hour of the Ambassador Gordon Sondland testimony yesterday, you might have thought that the Democrats found their John Dean moment.  But, after the 'gloat-break', when Adam Schiff declared game-set-match and the Fake News Media went wild, Sondland backfired.  By the end of the impeachment hearing session, Sondland looked like a jackass.  A perfect example why big donors should not be appointed to hold any office.  Sondland started off during his 45-minute opening statement throwing the whole Trump administration under the bus.  "Everyone was in the loop" as Sondland presumed that Vice President Pence, White House Chief of Staff Mulvaney and Secretary of State Pompeo all knew about quid-pro-quo.  That there was linkage between the Ukraine declaring an investigation into corruption and 2016 election meddling and rewarding President Zelensky with a White House visit.  However, after Schiff's gloating, when the questioning began, Sondland fell apart like a cheap suit.  If one PRESUMED he was wearing a suit!

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It was bad enough when colleges and universities began holding Adulting 101 courses, teaching students how to change tires, sew buttons and balance a checkbook.  Now, high schools are joining in.  Madison Bloodgood of Torrington High School in Goshen County, Kansas launched a pilot program and now the county is expanding it to all high schools in their district. Bloodgood explains that the course is designed to make, "semi-functional adults".  Semi-functional, eh?  That is just what we need going to the polls and voting on major issues and or political office candidates.  Or having semi-functional adults sitting on juries.  Maybe that explains why Roger Stone was convicted on 7 counts of 'process crimes', allegedly lying to investigators.  He can thank semi-functional adults for spending the next 50 years in pris0n, if he lives that long! Bloodgood says that adulting courses are needed because students are so busy trying to learn other things, like socialism, multiculturalism, diversity studies and political correctness.  Or how to protest!

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House Democrats, led by Adam Schiff, laid a massive egg yesterday.  The first day of public impeachment hearings came up short as the two 'star' witnesses had nothing to offer but hearsay and conjecture.  One Democrat, Representative Quigley, even blurted out the ridiculous notion that hearsay is better evidence than direct knowledge or circumstantial evidence.  The best the witnesses could say was that he was told about what President Trump said from somebody whose assistant over heard a conversation. We knew what these witnesses were going to say before the hearings as the transcripts of their previous testimony during a secret hearing in front of Schiff's Intelligence Committee had been released last week.  This did not stop The Media from going hysterical, spewing fake news lunacy all day long.  MSNBC led the way, promising that the Trump presidency was now in peril.  CNN tried to be just as foolish, but their shot at being the worst fake news coverage was spoiled by legal commentator, Jeffery Tubin.  He had the good sense to point out that neither of the two witnesses offered any evidence of President Trump violating the Constitution.  Tubin even dismissed the silly idea that hearsay is better than direct or circumstantial evidence.

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The iconic analyst for CBC televion's, "Hockey Night In Canada", Don Cherry, was fired today by the CBC and Sportsnet for comments made Saturday night during the live NHL coverage.  Cherry, 85, went political, complaining how "new immigrants" are ungrateful towards members of the Canadian military.  That they show no appreciation for the freedoms others have fought and died for.  He said this having apparently observed very few of "you guys", referring to new immigrants, not wearing poppies.  On Monday, November 11, 2019, Canada celebrates Remembrance Day, honoring its military veterans.  Citizens are encouraged to wear a red poppy, usually on their blouse or suit jacket, to show their respect.  Many nations do likewise, but in Canada it is more special.  The association with poppies comes from  the poem, "In Flanders Field", written during World War One by Canadian medical officer, Lt. Colonel John McCrae.  He wrote the poem, which deas with both the horrors and heroism of The Great War, in 1915 for the funeral of a personal friends, killed during the Battle of Ypres.

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We are just one year away from November 6, 2020, our next national election day!  While generic, nationwide polls, promoted by The Media, show President Donald Trump being defeated by several of the Democrat candidates, polls of likely voters in key 'Battleground States' show our President easily beating all but one.  Joe Biden is up by an edge in one such poll and dead even in another.  This is problematic for Democrats, as Biden is polling badly in early caucus and primary states.  His campaign has also been having trouble raising money.  Biden has run twice before and both times got blown out early in the primary season.  The two candidates polling the best in early states are Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.  Both have the cash and organization to survive the initial batch of primaries.  The problem for both, however, is that in the battleground polls, President Trump beats them.  

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