Why are Leftists Always so Miserable? (2 of 3)

You know what makes liberals happy? HATE. It’s been my observation that they LOVE to HATE. What made them happy about Obama’s election? The people they hate LOST! They looked forward to being able to control those they despised, to reduce or eliminate THEIR rights while creating and codifying the new “rights” as they conceive them.

Hillary losing only fanned the flames of their hatred because those they hate have no right to win and have THEIR way. When good things began happening, they had to create the things to hate. It was their good fortune that the professional haters, aka Democrats, realized it was in their interests to foment that hate. So they provided Russian collusion. Others provided “racism”. No matter what or how implausible, liberals love to hate and even a story with no foundation or believability that Trump called dead veterans “suckers and losers”. If there’s nothing to hate, they’ll invent it.

It’s not just the fear they buy into; they seem to prefer to be told things like , “Unless we totally destroy our economy and livelihoods, we’re all going to die of the CCP plague.” but the important thing is to BLAME someone for the fear. It is very important, too, NOT to blame the proper people (CCP) but to blame someone you WANT and NEED to hate: TRUMP.

They like being miserable when they can blame it on someone or something they hate.

Who’s miserable?

October 28, 2020 – Hundreds of Trump supporters stuck on freezing cold Omaha airfield after rally, 7 taken to hospitals

Apparently inviting them to a COVID-19 super-spreader event just isn’t enough. Avoid any offers of post-election Kool-Aid.

@Greg: If it had been a Biden rally, he could have sent a Chevy Malibu to pick them all up.

Trump supporters endure cold rain to see and hear him. Even in nice weather, no one shows up for Biden’s gaffe-fests. Probably because it’s so depressing to watch him.

@July 4th American:

Tucker Carlson might have done better interviewing a Bobulinski Bobblehead than the guy himself. The man was babbling. Maybe his “Q clearance” was issued by QAnon?

You don’t think elderly people left in 27-degree wind chill conditions after being lured to an outdoor Trump rally is interesting news? They hauled an estimated 25,000 people out to the rally site with 40 shuttle buses that ran constantly until the rally started at 8 PM. Apparently the 20 that ran after weren’t running quite so constantly. Nice crowd shots during the rally for the media, though. Sacrifices must be made.

“President Trump loves his supporters and was thrilled to visit Omaha last night. Despite the cold, tens of thousands of people showed up for his rally. Because of the sheer size of the crowd, we deployed 40 shuttle buses — double the normal allotment — but local road closures and resulting congestion caused delays. At the guest departure location, we had tents, heaters, generators, hot cocoa, and handwarmers available for guests. We always strive to provide the best guest experience at our events and we care about their safety.”

The article doesn’t say if that included paying the costs of the 30 who required medical care for hypothermia.

It is being report that Bobulinski has a former navy seal as protection. The biden people are of the same DNA as the clinton’s who made arkancide a common tactic in ridding themselves of their enemies.
As long as Bobulinski is alive, he is a major threat to the biden criminal organization.

@Greg: Yo Zombie bait, twice more people required medical care than Biden had total even with Bon Jovi playing for him. Thats 25K people willing to put up with really cold just to see the President, thats enthusiasm brother.
Seems like all the people will freeze to death because of no oil or gas to heat their homes.
Like your gas you can keep your gas?

@July4th American:

They’ve now rolled out an alleged Hunter Biden audio tape, “exclusively obtained by the National Pulse,” per Raheem Kassam, complete with an ominous musical soundtrack. The alleged source is Hunter Biden’s laptop—so, either someone in the FBI is working as a Trump campaign operative, or Rudy Giuliani is passing on information that he knows to be part of an open investigation—possibly of himself. Kassam has thoughtfully provided an embing code in hopes the tape will go viral; Donald Jr has posted it to Twitter, instructing his subscribers to retweet it.

This is an organized internal attack on the integrity of our nation’s election process by our own nation’s president. It’s like some multi-pronged Third World political operation on behalf of a tin-pot dictator. All of these bastards need to be held fully accountable for their actions. If they succeed, we’ll no longer have a legitimately elected government. We’ll have a propaganda-controlled populace, and America will no longer be America.

Yes. All of that was real. Donald Trump actually is exactly what he appears to be. He is what all of the evidence consistently suggests. He is totally devoid of ethics, and will say or do whatever is necessary to achieve and remain in power. The reason many people don’t grasp the obvious, even as the negative results pile up, is because his primary skills are those of a conman.

@Greg:

Would you put President Trump on par with let’s say, Fidel Castro, mao ze dung, Kim Jon il,
Pol pot, Hugo Chavez or even josef Stalin?

@July 4th American: from zombie bait

You don’t think elderly people left in 27-degree wind chill conditions after being lured to an outdoor Trump rally is interesting news?

OMG lured I wonder if they were lured by a free shuttle bus ride, wheeeeee!, or did they advertise there would be hot chocolate, damn did he cut and paste that from NBC or brain fart that all by himself?

1 hour ago, from a former Trump administration insider: Why I’m no longer “Anonymous”

More than two years ago, I published an anonymous opinion piece in The New York Times about Donald Trump’s perilous presidency, while I was serving under him. He responded with a short but telling tweet: “TREASON?”

Trump sees personal criticism as subversive.

I take a different view. As Theodore Roosevelt wrote, “To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public. Nothing but the truth should be spoken about him or anyone else. But it is even more important to tell the truth, pleasant or unpleasant, about him than about anyone else.”

We do not owe the President our silence. We owe him and the American people the truth.

Make no mistake: I am a Republican, and I wanted this President to succeed. That’s why I came into the Administration with John Kelly, and it’s why I stayed on as Chief of Staff at the Department of Homeland Security. But too often in times of crisis, I saw Donald Trump prove he is a man without character, and his personal defects have resulted in leadership failures so significant that they can be measured in lost American lives. I witnessed Trump’s inability to do his job over the course of two-and-a-half years. Everyone saw it, though most were hesitant to speak up for fear of reprisals.

So when I left the Administration I wrote A Warning, a character study of the current Commander in Chief and a caution to voters that it wasn’t as bad as it looked inside the Trump Administration — it was worse. While I claim sole authorship of the work, the sentiments expressed within it were widely held among officials at the highest levels of the federal government. In other words, Trump’s own lieutenants were alarmed by his instability.

Much has been made of the fact that these writings were published anonymously. The decision wasn’t easy, I wrestled with it, and I understand why some people consider it questionable to levy such serious charges against a sitting President under the cover of anonymity. But my reasoning was straightforward, and I stand by it. Issuing my critiques without attribution forced the President to answer them directly on their merits or not at all, rather than creating distractions through petty insults and name-calling. I wanted the attention to be on the arguments themselves. At the time I asked, “What will he do when there is no person to attack, only an idea?” We got the answer. He became unhinged. And the ideas stood on their own two feet.

To be clear, writing those works was not about eminence (they were published without attribution), not about money (I declined a hefty monetary advance and pledged to donate the bulk of the proceeds), and not about crafting a score-settling “tell all” (my focus was on the President himself and his character, not denigrating former colleagues).

Nevertheless, I made clear I wasn’t afraid to criticize the President under my name. In fact, I pledged to do so. That is why I’ve already been vocal throughout the general election. I’ve tried to convey as best I can — based on my own experience — how Donald Trump has made America less safe, less certain of its identity and destiny, and less united. He has responded predictably, with personal attacks meant to obscure the underlying message that he is unfit for the office he holds.

Yet Trump has failed to bury the truth.

Why? Because since the op-ed was published, I’ve been joined by an unprecedented number of former colleagues who’ve chosen to speak out against the man they once served. Donald Trump’s character and record have now been challenged in myriad ways by his own former Chief of Staff, National Security Advisor, Communications Director, Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, Director of National Intelligence, Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and others he personally appointed.

History will also record the names of those souls who had everything to lose but stood up anyway, including Trump officials Fiona Hill, Michael McKinley, John Mitnick, Elizabeth Neumann, Bob Shanks, Olivia Troye, Josh Venable, Alexander Vindman, and many more. I applaud their courage. These are not “Deep Staters” who conspired to thwart their boss. Many of them were Trump supporters, and all of them are patriots who accepted great personal risks to speak candidly about a man they’ve seen retaliate and even incite violence against his opponents. (I’ve likewise experienced the cost of condemning the President, as doing so has taken a considerable toll on my job, daily life, marriage, finances, and personal safety.)

These public servants were not intimidated. And you shouldn’t be either. As descendants of revolutionaries, honest dissent is part of our American character, and we must reject the culture of political intimidation that’s been cultivated by this President. That’s why I’m writing this note — to urge you to speak out if you haven’t. While I hope a few more Trump officials will quickly find their consciences, your words are now more important than theirs. It’s time to come forward and shine a light on the discord that’s infected our public discourse. You can speak loudest with your vote and persuade others with your voice. Don’t be afraid of open debate. As I’ve said before, there is no better screen test for truth than to see it audition next to delusion.

This election is a two-part referendum: first, on the character of a man, and second, on the character of our nation. That’s why I’m also urging fellow Republicans to put country over party, even if that means supporting Trump’s Democratic opponent. Although former Vice President Joe Biden is likely to pursue progressive reforms that conservatives oppose (and rest assured, we will challenge them in the loyal opposition), his policy agenda cannot equal the damage done by the current President to the fabric of our Republic. I believe Joe Biden’s decency will bring us back together where Donald Trump’s dishonesty has torn us apart.

Trump has been exactly what we conservatives always said government should NOT be: expansive, wasteful, arbitrary, unpredictable, and prone to abuses of power. Worse still, as I’ve noted previously, he’s waged an all-out assault on reason, preferring to enthrone emotion and impulse in the seat of government. The consequences have been calamitous, and if given four more years, he will push the limits of his power further than the “high crimes and misdemeanors” for which he was already impeached.

Trust me. We spent years trying to ameliorate Trump’s poor decisions (often unsuccessfully), many of which will be back with a vengeance in a second term. Recall, this is the man who told us, “When somebody’s president of the United States, the authority is total.” I believe more than ever that Trump unbound will mean a nation undone — a continued downward slide into social acrimony, with the United States fading into the background of a world stage it once commanded, to say nothing of the damage to our democratic institutions.

I was wrong, however, about one major assertion in my original op-ed. The country cannot rely on well-intentioned, unelected bureaucrats around the President to steer him toward what’s right. He has purged most of them anyway. Nor can they rely on Congress to deliver us from Trump’s wayward whims. The people themselves are the ultimate check on the nation’s chief executive. We alone must determine whether his behavior warrants continuance in office, and we face a momentous decision, as our choice about Trump’s future will affect our future for years to come. With that in mind, he doesn’t deserve a second term in office, and we don’t deserve to live through it.

Removing Trump will not be the end of our woes, unfortunately. While on the road visiting swing states for the past month, it’s become clear to me how far apart Americans have grown from one another. We’ve perpetuated the seemingly endless hostility stoked by this divisive President, so if we really want to restore vibrance to our civic life, the change must begin with each of us, not just with the occupant of the Oval Office. Fortunately, past generations have lit the way toward national reconciliation in even harder times.

On the brink of a civil war that literally split our nation in two, Abraham Lincoln called on the people not to lose sight of one other. He said in his Inaugural Address:

We are not enemies, but friends. We must not be enemies. Though passion may have strained it must not break our bonds of affection. The mystic chords of memory, stretching from every battlefield and patriot grave to every living heart and hearthstone all over this broad land, will yet swell the chorus of the Union, when again touched, as surely they will be, by the better angels of our nature.

Heed Lincoln’s words. We must return to our founding principles. We must rediscover our better angels. And we must reconcile with each other, repairing the bonds of affection that make us fellow Americans.

Miles Taylor
October 2020

It’s either loyalty to Trump or loyalty to America. You can’t have both. Your vote is your choice.

@Greg:

Oh, my, Greggie, Greggie, Greggie.

“Anonymous” who was touted by the NYSlimes as being a high level staffer to the Trump administration is nothing more than a mid-level staffer at DHS.

And of course, when asked by Anderson Cooper if he was “Anonymous” Miles Taylor clearly answered “No” And tell me, when did CNN start hiring low level staffers at the DHS for copy? Now Brian Stelter is trying to moon walk that little piece of info claiming that according to Jake Tapper, they didn’t know Taylor was “Anonymous.”

“Make no mistake: I am a Republican,”

Yeah, that’s why he donated to the Obama campaign.

The clown tried to make bank on the back of Donald Trump and the left wing media bought into it hook, line and sinker.

That you’re becoming desperate is showing, Comrade Greggie.

The dangers Miles Taylor cites haven’t gone away. They’ve become even greater. Your problem is that you were never capable of recognizing them in the first place.

A quarter of a million Americans already dead of a worsening viral pandemic, we’ve got a lunatic in the White House who has made refusal to wear a protective mask in crowds an expression of political support, and you don’t see how it might be a warning that there’s something seriously off about the guy…

You claim that “A Warning” written by an insider on a sitting president up for reelection which came out last year is so old it’s totally irrelevant, but every other day you’re ranting about a former president who has been out of office for almost four years.

This dweeb has already been forgotten

@July 4th American: The dweeb was a low level appointee in DHS he didnt have daily access to the white house or any high level operations, he knows nothing. A proven liar when Anderson Pooper on CNN asked him if he knew who this annon was, or he is lying now.

@kitt: And the media suppressed his story until they could verify it, right? Oh… wait. No, they broadcast every word as they became available, didn’t they? I guess he has a better suit and SAT in a chair, so he is instantly credible.

@Greg:

The dangers Miles Taylor cites haven’t gone away.

Wait for it, WAIT FOR IT……here comes the great ‘”death threats” claim.

“A Warning” written by an insider on a sitting president”

That’s like claiming an office supervisor in a regional office of Dow Jones in Boise is an “insider” to the CEO. Ridiculous on its face.

When asked by Anderson Cooper if he was “Anonymous” Taylor responded:

“I’m not. That was a parlor game that happened in Washington DC of a lot of folks thinking who that might be. I got my own thoughts who that might be,”

Was he lying then or is he lying now?

Did you know dogs hate Donald Trump? They growl at him on sight. It’s because of an instinctual response they have developed after thousands of years of inter-species partnership with human beings. This is the first time in 100 years that there hasn’t been a dog in the White House.

There’s a simple and easy remedy. That’s Major, in the front.

Never trust a man who hates dogs. It’s a good rule of thumb.

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has successfully verified all materials reviewed so far from Hunter Biden’s ex-business partner Tony Bobulinski, the Daily Caller has learned. Committee Chairman Sen. Ron Johnson will not call Bobulinski to testify before the November 3 elections, as the committee is working to review all the information provided to the committee by Bobulinski. The information has to be verified, as it is subject to the same false information to Congress laws that verbal or written testimony does.

The Daily Caller is a purveyor of horse manure:

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has been successful in verifying all materials reviewed so far from Hunter Biden’s ex-business partner Tony Bobulinski, the Daily Caller has learned.

But specifically what they have reviewed so far wasn’t stated.

Committee Chairman Sen. Ron Johnson will not call Bobulinski to testify before the November 3 elections, as the committee is working to review all the information provided to the committee by Bobulinski. The information has to be verified, as it is subject to the same false information to Congress laws that verbal or written testimony does.

Got it. So far, they have verified that something submitted by Bobulinski is sitting on the table. It looks like—a manila envelope. There appears to be something printed on paper inside. Check! We can verify this is all accurate. More details, after the election.

Find better clowns.

@Brother Bob: So Barry was woking the dog, damn no wonder Sonny was losing it.

@Greg:

Did you know dogs hate Donald Trump? They growl at him on sight.

Biden is corrupt.

@retire05: Just because Hillary, Michelle and Kamala growl at him doesn’t mean ALL dogs don’t like him.

@kitt: It’s common for the guilty party to blame the dog.

Feds have FISA warrants on Hunter’s business partners. Let’s roll!

God gave us dogs to teach us how to accept unconditional love.
He gave us cats to teach us how to give it.
Never trust a man who hates cats, he can’t love unless he gets something in return.

@Greg:

Apparently they already rolled on this particular Ho a couple of years ago. He was convicted in Federal court in 2018 on seven counts of bribery and money laundering, briefly imprisoned in New York, and then deported.

And he was the Biden’s business partner. Sweet.

Biden is corrupt.