First They Came for Donald Trump and we did Nothing; Then They Came for Jim Jordan…

Tired of all this Winning yet? – San Fran Nan and her fellow Democrats recoiled in horror at yet another fantastic jobs report, as the private sector added another 213,000 new jobs in June, once again beating analyst expectations. The jobs report includes new record low unemployment for Hispanic workers and continued record low unemployment for Black workers. Thus, Democrats went into a panic, with Pelosi issuing a statement claiming that “Donald Trump’s reckless policies are hurting millions of hardworking families.”

A classic case of reflection projection. – After looking in her mirror and asking “Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all?” but getting back only an image of an utterly sick and twisted woman, MSNBC fake journalist Mika Brzezinski decided to call Ivanka Trump an “utterly sick” and “twisted” individual. It’s like a Walt Disney movie over there at Morning Joe.

A failed attempt to change the subject at NBC. – Scared to death that Donald Trump’s challenge to fake Indian Senator Elizabeth Warren that she take a DNA test to prove her specious claim of Indian ancestry might ultimately prove fatal to their favorite Democrat senator, the news fakers at NBC News decided to move into preemptive strike mode, issued a fake “fact check” on Friday in which they claim that DNA tests just don’t really work so good on Native Americans. No, really, they did that. I swear I don’t make this stuff up, but NBC sure does.

NBC’s fake rationale is that, golly, DNA tests don’t really provide proof of “tribal citizenship”, as if that is what anyone is asking for. In fact, all anyone is asking for is some proof that Warren – a lifelong fraud who has profited richly from the obviously false claim of Indian heritage and based an entire political career on it – in fact has Indian blood coursing through her veins. “Tribal citizenship” is completely irrelevant to anything, but NBC is so desperate to cover for its favorite Democrat in the Senate that it comes up with this nonsense. And people in the fake news media wonder why they are so utterly detested by most Americans.

Remember, if they can do this to Jim Jordan, they can do it to you. – Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan has become the latest target of the Deep State cabal. Less than a week after he humiliated head Deep State honcho Rod Rosenstein in a hearing before the House Judiciary Committee, several former wrestlers for Ohio State – where Jordan was an assistant wrestling coach back in the day – suddenly came scurrying out of the woodwork to level allegations that Jordan was aware that a team doctor (now conveniently dead, of course) was sexually abusing team members and did nothing to stop it.

The accusations center around allegations that the team doctor insisted on giving team members hernia tests each time he examined them. For all you ladies and those who never played high school sports, the hernia test consists of the the doctor placing two fingers underneath a man’s testicles and telling the athlete to turn his head and cough. If you went out for football, basketball or baseball, you were administered one of these tests by the team doctor before the season’s first practice, and likely any time you sustained any sort of injury, if your doctor was cautious.

Given the extreme physical nature of the sport of wrestling, it’s actually very easy to see why a team’s doctor would want to conduct such exams more frequently, and any group of high school and college-aged men would inevitably resort to joking about such an uncomfortable process. One of Jordan’s accusers – who was of course given copious air time by CNN this week – even stated that the doctor administered this test every time a wrestler had to be examined. This is not “sexual abuse,” this is a doctor doing his job.

Out of this, we now have a handful of former Ohio State wrestlers suing the University with claims the the doctor was a “serial groper”, as one of the wrestlers put it on CNN. And guess what law firm happens to be representing the plaintiffs? None other than the infamous Perkins Coie, the same firm that was paid millions by the Clinton Campaign and the DNC to dummy up the fake Trump Dossier during the 2016 presidential campaign. The same firm that has close ties to DOJ lawyer Bruce Ohr, who officed just two doors down from …wait for it…Rod Rosenstein before he was demoted last December.

So now Congressman Jordan – who just happens to be one of the three candidates to succeed the outgoing Paul Ryan as Speaker of the House – finds himself having to somehow defend himself over vague accusations that he “had to know” that a doctor was doing someone’s notion of too many testicular exams of his wrestling team’s members. It’s like having to respond when a lawyer asks you “how often to you beat your kids?”

This is the Deep State in action, folks. It is slimy like James Comey, oily like Rod Rosenstein and as un-American as Barack Obama’s legacy. If they can do this to Jim Jordan, a powerful congressman from Ohio, just think what they can do to you.

As you know, "not uncommon" is not the same as "inevitable." As an amateur/semipro genealogist, I have access to a lot of data that other people don't. I can tell you that the blue-blooded Bush family has trace amounts of Native DNA going back to the early days of Massachusetts and the famed negro educator Dr. Booker T. Washington has trace amounts of white blood.

My wife can actually trace a line back to the father of Pocahontas through a half sister and I to a number of Cherokee and Sioux maidens who were in the same place as genealogical ancestors in what is now North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, South Dakota and Wyoming.

The markers show up in our DNA tests as well. A better marker than high cheek bones in actually a near lack of body hair except for the crotch and armpits. As noted in my previous post, the mere sight of female genitalia will temporarily turn the average male brain into mush whereas the reverse is not usually true.

Warren may or may not show similar markers. My guess is that even if she did, the percent would be in the single digits, certainly not enough to secure a minority preference as a professor.

I always knew I was German/Irish and when I had the Ancestry DNA test it came out I was mostly . . .

Same here - dad got off the boat in the'20s and talked about his dad being a jaeger on the Kaiser's game preserve. Ancestry says I'm anything but - coming from Eastern and Western Europe, the UK and 1% from Africa. ??? My ancestors must have traveled a lot. :-)

Ah, dawn breaks over Marblehead (as we say in New England).

I had heard the accusations of “serial groping” by the now-deceased doctor, but the “hernia test” answers everything.

Having endured said test back when I played youth football, I know the test firsthand. Didn’t enjoy it but hey, duty demands it. If that is their definition of “groping” then somebody needs a good punch in the mouth. The test is thoroughly legit.

I expected lying and obfuscation by the Left to keep a marshmallow like Ryan from being replaced by an actual American man but now I see the rusry weapon they’re using. All ahead full, Mr. Jordan.

not the best context for that quote

Jews in Germany had few avenue of recourse

Trump has been firing ‘both barrels’ at the leftard media and they have been bleeding profusely and have had their faces driven into their own muck.

Americans wont forget these leftist mouthpieces and their betrayals, and I wouldn’t give a plugged nickel for their futures.

BOYCOTT

Lieawatha Warren used her supposed Native American Ancestry to procure a $300,000 a Year Teaching Job at Harvard.

If she has no Indian DNA, she should return every penny she was paid by Harvard.

If she has a 64th of Native American DNA or 1/32nd (two numbers I heard she claimed), she should refund Harvard nearly every penny she was paid, except for the percentage shown on the DNA Test of course.

As a kid in the early 60’s, the “turn your head and cough” test was just part of the school sports physical. We lined up like army recruits for all sorts of things - (I think the TB tine test scar on my arm has finally faded).

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