The corruption of our public institutions that the investigation and report bespeak is no laughing matter, and will continue to produce toxic fallout as we head for the 2020 presidential election and beyond.
The coverage of the Mueller investigation and the just released report definitively illustrates that most of the media have now agreed that biased and even fabricated news are acts of civic virtue rather than signs of professional corruption.
We can expect that the media, embittered by the dashing of their dreams of destroying Trump through the Mueller investigation, will double down on their hysterical lies as the 2020 election heats up.
"Examples are legion. Particularly significant for the Mueller investigation has been the decrying of"Russian interference" and "hacking of the election," and Trump's "collusion" with Russia," when Obama had promised Putin "Flexibility" and pursued a feckless "Reset," even as he ignored the intelligence demonstrating Russian interference and cyber-hijinks until he was half-way out of the White House door.
So too are Hillary's pay-for-play State Department, which delivered 20% of our uranium resources to a Russian company, and her campaign that paid for Russian fabricated opposition research that fueled the initial FBI investigation and eventually birthed the Mueller probe.
Another particularly blatant example is Hillary's dudgeon over Trump's statement three weeks before election day that he wouldn't uncritically accept the outcome or give up his right to challenge the results: "It was horrifying," Clinton thundered, "What he said on the debate stage tonight. Our country has been around for 240 years, and ... one of our hallmarks has always been we accept the outcome of our elections." This civic piety was immediately followed after the election by Clinton, the Democrats, the FBI, the DOJ, and most of the left-wing media refusing to accept the outcome of the election, and ginning up preposterous conspiracy theories about Russian "Collusion."
That's why the Mueller report is not the end, but should be the beginning.
https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/273270/fallout-mueller-report-bruce-thornton
The coverage of the Mueller investigation and the just released report definitively illustrates that most of the media have now agreed that biased and even fabricated news are acts of civic virtue rather than signs of professional corruption.
We can expect that the media, embittered by the dashing of their dreams of destroying Trump through the Mueller investigation, will double down on their hysterical lies as the 2020 election heats up.
"Examples are legion. Particularly significant for the Mueller investigation has been the decrying of"Russian interference" and "hacking of the election," and Trump's "collusion" with Russia," when Obama had promised Putin "Flexibility" and pursued a feckless "Reset," even as he ignored the intelligence demonstrating Russian interference and cyber-hijinks until he was half-way out of the White House door.
So too are Hillary's pay-for-play State Department, which delivered 20% of our uranium resources to a Russian company, and her campaign that paid for Russian fabricated opposition research that fueled the initial FBI investigation and eventually birthed the Mueller probe.
Another particularly blatant example is Hillary's dudgeon over Trump's statement three weeks before election day that he wouldn't uncritically accept the outcome or give up his right to challenge the results: "It was horrifying," Clinton thundered, "What he said on the debate stage tonight. Our country has been around for 240 years, and ... one of our hallmarks has always been we accept the outcome of our elections." This civic piety was immediately followed after the election by Clinton, the Democrats, the FBI, the DOJ, and most of the left-wing media refusing to accept the outcome of the election, and ginning up preposterous conspiracy theories about Russian "Collusion."
That's why the Mueller report is not the end, but should be the beginning.
https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/273270/fallout-mueller-report-bruce-thornton
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