Attacking Trump's Attorney: Calling All Tea Partiers

Attacking Trump's Attorney: Calling All Tea Partiers


April 12, 2018

Lloyd Marcus


Raiding the office of the personal attorney of the president of the United States is the most outrageous of the Deep State's unprecedented, unhinged, and relentless attempts to overturn the 2016 election. This raid should tell everyone that the Deep State will twist and bend the law to get rid of Trump. As stated by President Trump, the Deep State truly is engaged in a disgraceful witch hunt.


Obama and Bill and Hillary Clinton are loyal Deep State operatives. They have been stealthily transforming America into a socialist-progressive nation in which the federal government controls every aspect of our lives. Trump is the new sheriff in town determined to crush the Washington, D.C. cartel by draining the swamp. The Deep State is determined to block and destroy Trump at any and all cost.



http://admin.americanthinker.com/ima.../205519_5_.pngThis is why the Deep State outrageously turned a blind eye to Obama's, Bill's, and Hillary's numerous unconstitutional acts, numerous confirmed lies, policies bad for America, bags of money under the cover of darkness, and extreme character and moral failures.



For example, the Deep State ignored the fact that their President Obama outrageously won PolitiFact's Lie of the Year award.


The Deep State ignored the semen-stained dress that surfaced after Bill Clinton lied about not having sex with intern Monica Lewinsky. The Deep State ignored revelations that Bill and Monica used his $1,000-each Gurkha cigars as sex toys.
The Deep State ignored the fact that Clinton had so many adulterous affairs that his campaign formed the Bimbo Eruptions team to immediately destroy women who considered going public about their sexual encounters with Bill Clinton. The Deep State ignored the fact that Hillary (Miss I'm a Champion for Women) Clinton headed the Bimbo Eruptions team in bullying, silencing, and destroying Bill's women.



The Deep State ignored credible women such as Juanita Broaddrick, who accused Bill Clinton of rape, sexual harassment, and sexual assault.
The Deep State ignored Hillary's blatant multiple crimes. The Deep State ignored Hillary illegally using an unsecured private server, deleting thousands of emails, and lying by saying the emails were not work-related. The Deep State ignored that Hillary deleted 1,000 work-related emails to General David Petraeus.



The Deep State ignored Bill's and Hillary's history of corruption unmasked in the documentary Clinton Cash. The Deep State ignored the Clintons' corruption exposed in Dinesh D'Souza's movie, Hillary's America.


The Deep State ignored the fact that Hillary paid for the disgusting, bogus Trump golden shower hit piece.


Folks, I could go on and on with documented prosecutable crimes by the Clintons that have been ignored by the Deep State.


Displaying extreme arrogance and glaring hypocrisy, these evil people in the Deep State are digging deep into the bowels of President Trump's life and businesses over the decades to find something to use to kick him out of office. The Deep State obviously believes that We the People will passively allow it to remove our president. In essence, the Deep State is saying: Screw you, America; we're taking this country back.

The Deep State, which is void of morals, seeks to play on our morals to remove our president. While the Deep State ignores the deviancy, lies, and crimes of its operatives, the Deep State will pressure Republicans to back away from Trump for moral reasons. Sadly, some Republicans will fall for the Deep State's dirty trick. I pray that We the People will stand strong, unwavering in our support of Trump and his vow to make America great again.



I agree with a dear conservative activist friend who said it is time we stop allowing the Deep State to control the public's focus. Let's get the Tea Party visible again with rallies in support of Trump's agenda, the border wall, ending sanctuary cities, and other important issues. We must inform the masses about Trump's remarkable achievements. Here's a taste: for each regulation that Trump has introduced, he has ended 66 of Obama's overreaching, job-killing, and insane leftist regulations.



"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing." –Edmund Burke



Lloyd Marcus, The Unhyphenated American



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It's totally outrageous and I hope all good Americans stand up and speak out against such a gross abuse of power and civil rights atrocity. It will all end up amounting to nothing but tabloid warfare over the loose women, which leads me to think these attorneys are all perverts who aren't getting any at home.

Trump could have ended this long ago by firing Mueller and Rosenstein, yet he continues to let it go on because he's afraid of some bad PR from the LSM. Grow a spine and fire them, who cares if the deep state whines about it.

It was the Comey firing that started this and now Comey has a book out. This is what Trump had to say about that this morning:

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Donald J. Trump
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James Comey is a proven LEAKER & LIAR. Virtually everyone in Washington thought he should be fired for the terrible job he did-until he was, in fact, fired. He leaked CLASSIFIED information, for which he should be prosecuted. He lied to Congress under OATH. He is a weak and.....

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Donald J. Trump
‏Verified account @realDonaldTrump
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....untruthful slime ball who was, as time has proven, a terrible Director of the FBI. His handling of the Crooked Hillary Clinton case, and the events surrounding it, will go down as one of the worst “botch jobs” of history. It was my great honor to fire James Comey!

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This raises the question lingering in many minds, why hasn't James Comey been indicted and prosecuted? It's been almost a year since we've known these things about him. Maybe Sessions was waiting for the book, lots of evidence in there.

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leads me to think these attorneys are all perverts who aren't getting any at home.

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LOL! That's funny Judy. :)

Glad you liked it, Wiliam!

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I don't think Trump has any intention on prosecuting Comey or others. He just wants to endlessly whine on Twitter while doing nothing so he can look good for the gullible sycophants in his base that will support him regardless of what he does. Seriously Trump could pass a clean DACA bill tomorrow and some of these fools would be like, he's playing 4D chess and has the Dems right where he wants them. I deal with these fools at Breibart, Gateway Pundit and Facebook all the time, they make me sick.

LOL!! So how are you doing with getting all those illegal alien loving, amnesty sucking sycophants from South Carolina out of our US Congress? South Carolina's bad Representatives and Senators have been there for decades. Same is true for North Carolina. Might want to point some fingers at the people who caused this problem, instead of the guy trying to fix it. Just a thought!

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LOL!! So how are you doing with getting all those illegal alien loving, amnesty sucking sycophants from South Carolina out of our US Congress? South Carolina's bad Representatives and Senators have been there for decades. Same is true for North Carolina. Might want to point some fingers at the people who caused this problem, instead of the guy trying to fix it. Just a thought!

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First off, I have only lived in this area for 1.5 years. In 2016 I voted for Rep Mark Sanford who has a B rating according to NumbersUSA and Sen Tim Scott who has a B+ rating according to NumbersUSA which is very solid. Not great, but better than the Dem alternative for sure. I would never vote for Lindsay Graham in a million years, but he's not up for reelection until 2020 unfortunately. I voted for Trump because I thought he was a clear alternative. So I'm doing all I can, but I'm only one man who has dirt for funds. Saying that Trump didn't cause the problem is a cop out. This is the same tactic that the Bush supporters used when I brought this up to them when he was president. No kidding it didn't start with Trump, but what is he doing to fix it?

He's not fighting for the wall. Caved on several budget battles already.
Catch and release is still policy. Oh, but he ordered a DHS study? So what?
Sanctuary cities are still operational and fully funded. Trump cries on Twitter and Sessions issues toothless warnings. Who cares?
Couldn't even secure funding for more detention centers and more agents.
Plans to put NG on the border with no authority to do anything, pointless!
Not one single corrupt official has been prosecuted that supports illegals.
NAFTA is still going strong.
Our border and all of our major cities are still practically war zones.
Rogue judges are treating Trump and his admin like redhead step children and they do nothing about it.
Illegals are allowed to reenter with impunity.
No benefits have been stripped for illegals.
Where are all the work site raids? Why aren't employers being held accountable?
Why does he still obsess over DACA and wanted to give an even bigger amnesty than Obozo? He thinks it will win him Hispanic voters, how dumb is that?

Now I know what you are going to say, he can't fix it all in one day? I hear this from Trumpster's all the time. True he can't, but what I'm not seeing is actual progress, just a lot of talk. In 15 months, we should have seen solid progress on all of this. Instead we have the status quo and Trump spinning in circles. If you aren't a part of the solution, you are part of the problem. Unlike us here at Alipac, Trump has the power to actually change this nonsense. He chooses not to. He could put troops on the border right now, fully armed with full authority to repel the invaders and have around the clock work site raids, why doesn't he?

I know that Congress has been garbage, you're not telling me anything new. I totally hold them accountable, but that doesn't mean Trump gets a pass, especially when he acted like he could fix this in little time at all and he foolishly thought he would bend the Republican party to his will, more like it went the other way. Either he really underestimated what he was up against and is in over his head or he lied like every other RINO does. Either way, that's not good for us.

To his credit, I'll give him that he has deported some MS-13 (how many have reentered since is a mystery), and removed temporary protection for Central Americans who have squatted in our country because of some earthquake that happened twenty years ago. He has cut down on a lot of the Muslim refugees coming here. He is also going to deport 800 plus Africans after removing their temporary protection status. I will give him praise for that, but it's not even close to being enough for me. I want what was promised to us and I intend to hold him to that, I don't care who gets pissed about it. I didn't serve my country for twenty plus years just to hand it over to these illegal scumbags because our politicians lack the courage and the integrity to do the right thing. People (not saying you personally) can call me whatever names they want, I don't care what they think about me. Republican or Democrat, either they stand with us or they stand against us.

Personally I wish Trump would stop focusing so much on this Mueller nonsense and get back to what got him elected which are two big things, immigration and trade? Sure there were other reasons, but those two were my biggest reasons for voting for this man. If those two don't get fixed and soon, we will have permanent Democrat rule due to the change in demographics. Stop looking to please all people with these nonsensical compromises and get back to hardline fighting. If he can do that, I may consider supporting him again, but I'm not holding my breath.

Most importantly, get off TWITTER and act like a president should. Stop whining on TWITTER and get to work.

Donald Trump has been with us his whole life whether he was Democrat or a Republican. Watch the old videos, read the old articles. Trump is us, Dman1200. Trump is the same today as he has been every day of his entire life.

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Personally I wish Trump would stop focusing so much on this Mueller nonsense and get back to what got him elected which are two big things, immigration and trade? Sure there were other reasons, but those two were my biggest reasons for voting for this man. If those two don't get fixed and soon, we will have permanent Democrat rule due to the change in demographics. Stop looking to please all people with these nonsensical compromises and get back to hardline fighting. If he can do that, I may consider supporting him again, but I'm not holding my breath.

Most importantly, get off TWITTER and act like a president should. Stop whining on TWITTER and get to work.

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He has to stay in office, that's why he fights it. He knows they're working on a frame up to try to impeach him. How would that help us? You think Pence can fix this mess for US? Pence is a good Vice President, but as President, OH MY GOD, He'll fold like a wet suit.

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Personally I wish Trump would stop focusing so much on this Mueller nonsense and get back to what got him elected which are two big things, immigration and trade? Sure there were other reasons, but those two were my biggest reasons for voting for this man. If those two don't get fixed and soon, we will have permanent Democrat rule due to the change in demographics. Stop looking to please all people with these nonsensical compromises and get back to hardline fighting. If he can do that, I may consider supporting him again, but I'm not holding my breath.

Most importantly, get off TWITTER and act like a president should. Stop whining on TWITTER and get to work.

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Amen to that!

Trump is too easily manipulated and coerced. He seems to snap like a brittle twig under the slightest pressure from those around him. Trump needs to learn you can please some of the people some of the time but you'll never please everyone all the time! With that said, he should spend more time pleasing his base and less time trying to appease globalist money grubbers, illegal alien advocates and haters!

I fully realize that a lot of the problems are coming from those he chose to surround himself with ...... a lot of bad advice.

LOL!! What a fabulous Friday the 13th this has been. A truly great day!!

Slow down on the Twitter...stop talking about DACA, Dreamers, Mueller.

Now get to work rebuilding our country, building that wall and fix our healthcare!

Sign an Executive Order to deport all illegal aliens within 24 hours! Hand all minor's immediately into the care and custody of THEIR President.

YOU are the President of the United States citizens...not the care taker of the World! Now get them OUT of here and fire Kirstjen and Kelly to do it!

DIVERSION...GET DOWN TO TAKING CARE OF WHAT WE ELECTED YOU TO DO!

NO DACA, NO AMNESTY #8...NO MORE TALK OF IT!!!

BTTT.

Trump messed up big time when he broke his first campaign promise a few weeks after winning the race in November 2016. After leading stadiums full of supporters chanting "lock her up" Trump announced arbitrarily and without hardly any explanation that there would be no investigation or prosecution of Hillary Clinton.

He simply stated that she or they had been through a lot already.

In that one fell momement, Trump proved himself to be a disengenuous liar who could not be trusted to keep his promises and core campaign issues.

And while proving himself a liar he also gave up the initiative thinking in some grandious fashion if he stopped his advance the socialist Democrats would somehow give him credit and ease their attacks.

But instead all Trump did was turn the initiative over to the socialists and instead of Hillary and Obama's allies in the deep state playing defense, they are all on offense because of Trump's critical blunder in November of 2016.

If Trump had kept his campaign promise, the national debate and discussion right now would be all the dirt his reformer administration was digging out on Obama and Clinton and how they were looking at jail time instead of the current narrative made possible by Trump's capitulation on "lock her up".

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Originally Posted by ALIPAC

Trump messed up big time when he broke his first campaign promise a few weeks after winning the race in November 2016. After leading stadiums full of supporters chanting "lock her up" Trump announced arbitrarily and without hardly any explanation that there would be no investigation or prosecution of Hillary Clinton.

He simply stated that she or they had been through a lot already.

In that one fell momement, Trump proved himself to be a disengenuous liar who could not be trusted to keep his promises and core campaign issues.

And while proving himself a liar he also gave up the initiative thinking in some grandious fashion if he stopped his advance the socialist Democrats would somehow give him credit and ease their attacks.

But instead all Trump did was turn the initiative over to the socialists and instead of Hillary and Obama's allies in the deep state playing defense, they are all on offense because of Trump's critical blunder in November of 2016.

If Trump had kept his campaign promise, the national debate and discussion right now would be all the dirt his reformer administration was digging out on Obama and Clinton and how they were looking at jail time instead of the current narrative made possible by Trump's capitulation on "lock her up".

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You're right, that sudden and unexpected "change of heart" was a defining moment. However, the "change of heart" that sent my stomach up into my throat was when broke his promise on DACA.

The Tea Party Is Officially Dead. It Was Killed by Partisan Politics.

I helped make the grassroots activist movement a reality. But now the party's over.

Matt Kibbe | February 11, 2018

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It has finally happened: The Tea Party is dead.

The grassroots movement that fought so hard for fiscal sanity in government over the past decade is no more.

It was killed off by the very same Washington establishment it sought to overthrow. Its death leaves proponents of limited government with some big questions: What went wrong? And what do we do now?

For me, it's personal. For years, the Tea Party was my life, and I have the the battle scars—and tattoos—to prove it. When I was the President of FreedomWorks, I worked side by side with tens of thousands of citizen activists as a Tea Party organizer, organizing protests and knocking on doors, hoping to topple the Goliath of government. But now the party's over.

I know, you've heard it before. Virtually every Beltway pundit in DC has pronounced the Tea Party dead at one time or another. Republican Senators well past their sell-by dates and Democratic apparatchiks alike have gleefully built a cottage industry on the prediction.
But this time is different. Republicans, now controlling both the legislative and executive branches, jammed through a "CRomnibus" spending bill that strips any last vestiges of spending restraint from the budget process.

Gone are the Tea Party's biggest and most hard-fought policy victory—mandatory caps in domestic and defense spending. The budget deal replaces them with $300 billion in new spending over the next two years, and, in all likelihood, sets a precedent for greater spending in the decade to come.

It's 2009 all over again, with trillion dollar deficits, and red ink as far as the eye—or at least CBO projections—can see. As budget deals go, it's a total fiasco.

The supposed fiscal hawks in the House Freedom Caucus drew a line in the sand on House budget plan that was only slightly less bad. They demanded "full funding for the military and community health centers."

In the Senate, Rand Paul and Mike Lee fought the good fight, but they couldn't even convince Ted Cruz to stand firm. Cruz, the one-time Tea Party darling, "reluctantly" supported the spending measure, making sure to itemize all of the spending increases he helped procure with his fellow Texas senator, John Cornyn, while simultaneously decrying "unfettered spending." Cruz's statement is world class political jujitsu.

Meanwhile, there are plenty of Republicans and Democrats in our nation's capitol celebrating the Tea Party's demise. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, the primary architect of this steaming pile of budget prolificacy, has been actively plotting the Tea Party's demise for years.

So what went wrong? Ultimately, I think partisan politics broke the Tea Party.

To understand what I mean, we need to clear away some popular tropes employed by critics to discredit what I still believe to be one of the most important social movements in my lifetime.

The Tea Party was never the product of some top-down design, and it wasn't owned or controlled by anyone. It was organic and leaderless. That's why it was so powerful, fueled by new social technologies that allowed citizens to self organize outside of traditional political parties. Like-minded people, once anonymous and silent, found each other and found their collective voice.

The Tea Party also wasn't partisan. It was held together by a common set of values that united an otherwise disparate group. What did the Tea Party stand for? I would ask everyone I met as I traveled the country. The answer was always some iteration of the same thing:

"Individual freedom, fiscal responsibility, constitutionally-limited government, and free markets."

This consistency of purpose made the Tea Party community a potent counter balance to the typical special interest inertia that drives the growth of government. The grassroots backlash against the Obama Administration's "shovel ready" stimulus spending shifted broad public opinion against the package. The same thing happened with Obamacare, which became so unpopular that even deep blue Massachusetts rejected it by electing Republican Scott Brown to fill Ted Kennedy's Senate seat.

If not for some amazingly underhanded and Constitution-bending procedural games played by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, the Tea Party would have succeeded in killing Obamacare. Even still, the fact that the fight over Obamacare consumed the entirety of Obama's domestic agenda for eight years no doubt killed countless bad ideas before they ever saw the light of day.

At some point, people started to notice. The Tea Party's enemies started to look for leaders to negotiate with, to deal with. But there were no leaders—or rather, there were tens of thousands. That was its greatest strength, and its biggest weakness.

I still remember being back stage at the massive 9/12 march on Washington in 2009. Over a million activists had shown up, and as word got out, the politicians started showing up too. They circled like sharks behind the stage, hoping to get at the microphone. We kept them off that day. But ultimately more and more opportunists got onto the Tea Party stage, wanting to "lead" a leaderless movement.

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