Kavanaugh Accusations Say More About “News” Media & Democrats Than About Kavanaugh

I’ve discovered two handy rules for understanding current events:

1. If a “news” story smearing Trump or anyone supporting him or associated with him comes out, wait 36 hours before evaluating how true it is.

I’ve lost track of how many times such stories proved to be bunk.

2. Democrats lie.

Follow those two rules and you will be ahead of most people in understanding what’s going on.

Oh I should add one:

3. The “Mainstream” News Media lies.

Well . . . that is really a repeat of rule 2 actually.

Which brings me to the latest sordid accusations against Justice Brett Kavanaugh.  If you waited 36 hours after the story broke, you found out the supposed victim cannot recall the incident.  And you found out the source of the story, Max Stier, is a Clinton hack who was a lawyer for Bill.  These very pertinent facts were not mentioned in the original New York Times story.  Once again, the New York Times proves to be a Fake News smear sheet.

But that has not stopped Democrat candidates for President from calling for Kavanaugh’s impeachment.  These include: Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Julian Castro, Pete Buttigieg, and of course, Beto.

Indict, convict, and sentence first and at once; evidence later.  It’s the totalitarian way.

Speaking of totalitarians, I’m old enough to remember Pravda, the state newspaper of the old Soviet Union.  They used to be a joke for being a slavish party mouthpiece.  But I am beginning to think Pravda was more professional than today’s New York Times and the rest of the Fake News media.

Yes, I am ranting a bit. These repeated smears against Kavanaugh and Clarence Thomas anger me.

By the way, if you want to follow a real journalist who debunks any number of Democrat lies, follow Molly Hemingway.  She has become a national treasure.  You may find two of her stories on this matter here and here.

But as I was saying, this episode demonstrates that Democrats and their “News” Media are not to be trusted, with the truth, with fair play or with just about anything…. 

Oh, well . . . you can trust them to lie.