The Deep State coup against Trump was an inside job.
To hear those loyal to the Republican wing of the Uniparty use a phrase like anti-Deep State boggles the mind of this American Firster.
One of the Ronbots main whining points is that Trump’s appointments and nominations were terrible.
Hard to argue.
But a question needs to be asked of the Ronbots on this forum who love to use the term “conservative” as if it means anything after being misappropriated by the Bush and Cheney families for over the last THREE decades.
Who if any Ronbots that were on this forum in late 2016 and early 2017 can show that they were against the nomination of Jeff Sessions for Attorney General?
I know I PRAISED the nomination of Jeff Sessions many, many times as Trump’s best nomination.
I was certain ol’ Jeff was a rock-ribbed conservative because FBI fanboy Sean Hannity told me so.
ANYONE who TRACES the Deep State coup against Trump MUST start with Jeff Sessions although we now have learned it was Obama who put it in motion.
This article talks like Trump should have been a superhero and fought a winning battle against the Deep State.
How could he do that when his Attorney General went in the tank LESS than two months after the inauguration?
Pence gets a lot of hate for backstabbing Trump, but Sessions like Casca inflicted the first wound.
When Sessions recused himself the Deep State was in like Flynn.
The question that has NEVER been asked but should be asked is why didn’t Sessions INFORM Trump before his recusal?
The answer is that Trump was in a position that he could not easily fire or ask for Sessions resignation, because if he had he would have never been able to get any nominee through that might resist the Deep State.
As it turned out, Trump nominated Barr ONLY because he was told by McConnell that was one of the FEW nominees he could get conferred in the senate.
Trump gets slammed for nominating Barr but look at all the traitors in senate who belong to the Republican wing of the Uniparty; Barr was the choice of those that confirms the nominee more than he was the choice of the one does the nominating.
A lot of folk on this forum don’t want to understand how the three branches operate and think a POTUS is like some southern governor who has his legislature in his back pocket to do anything he dictates.
Trump took a chance on Barr because the China Mitch told
him that Barr about all he could get through committee and confirmed.
The SECOND question is EVEN more interesting.
Who did Sessions discuss his recusal with if anyone?
Is there anyone on this forum who thinks Sessions did NOT discuss it with Mitch McConnell?
Jeff Sessions may have conservative credentials but he revealed that Deep State is operated by those who are loyal to the Uniparty in which claims of ideology mean NOTHING.
My view is that Sessions and McConnell wanted Trump to twist in the wind without ANYONE in the DOJ who would treat him fairly.
Had Sessions done the HONORABLE thing and offered his resignation and Trump done the smart thing an accepted it.
Trump would have had at least the opportunity put someone at DOJ saw that he was treated JUSTLY which the evidence shows he was not.
Both Sessions and McConnell would have liked nothing better than to see Trump taken down and their boy the “Ultra-Conservative” Mike Pence take his place.
Sessions and McConnell were not in meetings with Obama and the other leaders of the coup, but they were FULLY aware of what was about to be unleashed on Trump and did NOTHING to stop it; just enable it as best they could.
I am not sure what is more laughable.
Ronbots using the term Deep State or claiming that Trump should have somehow fought off the Deep States WITHOUT a single person in the DOJ to see he was treated justly after that rock ribbed conservative Jeff Sessions recused himself and threw Trump to the Deep State wolves.
No one is responsible for Jeff Sessions, but Donald Trump. Period.
In fact, Sessions even offered to resign, and Trump turned him down! Sessions even turned in a resignation letter, then Trump refused to accept. So spare us any claims there was nothing that Trump could do about his horrible appointment, after the fact.
Sessions told the president he would quit and sent a resignation letter to the White House, according to four people who were told details of the meeting. Sessions would later tell associates that the demeaning way the president addressed him was the most humiliating experience in decades of public life.
Trump ended up rejecting Sessions’ May resignation letter...