At least two House Committees have been saying for weeks that it's time for Contempt of Congress and impeachment proceedings to begin against DOJ and FBI officials for obstruction of justice. We've also got House Speaker Paul Ryan digging in his heels and refusing to allow that to happen. And we've got a whole House full of Republicans refusing to put Ryan's feet to the fire.
Finally, there's Jeff Sessions, who says Rod Rosenstein is the peachy-keen salt of the earth and doing a "fine job," defending the arrogant bastard who has openly threatened Congressional staffers with retaliation. Rosenstein is the main guy refusing to give up any documents or materials being requested by Congressional oversight committees. They are all guilty of holding we, the people, hostage.
This November, Californians will have the choice as to whether or not to split the state into three states... California, Northern California and Southern California. California would be isolated to include Los Angeles northern to Monterrey, from the Pacific Coast inland about 75 miles. The north-south split would basically head east from Monterrey to the Nevada border. That's fine by me; the only problem is that I live in Northern California and both Sacramento and the liberal-infested San Francisco would be included. Damn! Reluctantly, I'll have to vote against the idea.
Remember that guy who attacked Rand Paul and broke his ribs? We've just found out that Paul kept stacking debris on his own land where the neighbor would have no choice but to look at it from his back deck. Every time the neighbor would find a way to get onto Paul's property and get rid of the unsightly mess, Paul would create another one. The neighbor finally had enough and physically went after Paul when Paul ran his leaf blower and blew his leaves onto the neighbor's yard. So, Paul is not the innocent neighbor he portrayed himself to be; in fact, he's just as lousy a neighbor as he is a Senator. His dad should kick him in the ass.
They're working on legislation to strengthen laws against robocalls. One thing that ticks me off is that these laws do not apply to political organizations. Why do I have to put up with them if I don't want them? But, getting a politician to change that law accordingly will be far tougher than getting the DOJ to cooperate with Congressional investigations.
Just imagine how damning and condemning the IG report was before the DOJ and the FBI watered it down.
TODAY'S QUOTE:
"Justice delayed is justice denied." ~ William E. Gladstone
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