Rep. Adam Schiff, virtually the face of Russiagate, seems to believes that President Trump is guilty of treason.
So it only makes sense that Schiff went out of his way to make sure that Trump "has limitless authority to conduct mass warrantless surveillance."
Today's Democratic Party is corporate to the core. This was unforgettably demonstrated by the shafting of Bernie Sanders in 2016, followed by the DNC's Tom Perez shutting out any progressive voices after the election debacle. This year, the DNC backed ex-CIA, ex-military, and ex-State Department intel people while defunding and, yet again, sabotaging efforts by genuine progressives.
Establishment favorite Joe Biden was in Indiana the other day, campaigning for Senator Joe Donnelly.
The McResistance may oppose Donald Trump, but they love that big capitalist donor money.
Maxine Waters made it clear today where her loyalties lie.
Has US politics begun to sound to you like a South Front report on the war in Syria? [NOTE] Not sure what your party stands for anymore, or who is behind the IP poster child of the month? Not sure who is about to stab you in the back? Well, that means the Empire of Chaos's US operation is going according to plan.
To steal someone else's line, "What Democrats are to the actual left is the same as what Nickelback is to Rock n’ Roll, nothing but a bland facsimile of something genuine with the primary purpose of selling something."
It has recently come to my attention that people here aren't pulling their weight for our corporate elites.
In fact, I'm ashamed to say that some of you are guilty of thought-crimes.
In the interests in Unity(tm) I'd like to remind you that we are in a struggle against
Trump/Putin/ZombieHitler. If that can't motivate you to join the McResistance, I don't know what will.
Is it even possible to astroturf an already artificial, corporate political movement?
It appears that we are about to find out.
Good News!
The Democrats announced "McResistance Summer" today, and nothing says grassroots, democratic, political action like vast pools of dark money.
Give the Republicans some credit.
At least the GOP could maintain some thin, superficial appearance of a grassroots movement.
The Democrats are completely unable to do the same.
