Gregg Jarrett (Flashback: Jan. 12, 2021)
The assault on our nation’s Capital was grotesque and disgraceful. Trump’s involvement in the sad spectacle is not without responsibility or recrimination…While his Jan. 6 speech was reckless and wrong, it did not rise to the Constitutional standard of an impeachable offense. Nowhere in his remarks did the president advocate violence or destruction of property.
The governor reached a new low of shame when he invoked the names of his three daughters as he railed against “sexism,” as if no one would notice the irony of his own sexist and misogynistic behavior. It was reprehensible. Cuomo’s news conference was a senseless smorgasbord of excuses in which everyone else was at fault except him.
Hunter made millions of dollars from foreign entities by leveraging the name “Biden.” Now he’s running a new con by peddling a memoir that promises candor about his scandalous behavior. Except that it doesn’t really. The truth about important events is scrupulously massaged or avoided altogether.
The case against Trump isn’t just weak, it’s nonexistent.
The assault on our nation’s Capitol was grotesque and disgraceful. Trump’s involvement in the sad spectacle is not without responsibility or recrimination…While his Jan. 6 speech was reckless and wrong, it did not rise to the Constitutional standard of an impeachable offense. Nowhere in his remarks did the president advocate violence or destruction of property.
The head of the San Raffaele Hospital in Milan in the northern region of Lombardy, which has borne the brunt of Italy’s coronavirus contagion expressed optimism at the state of the virus. “In reality, the virus clinically no longer exists in Italy,” Dr. Alberto Zangrillo told Reuters.
The unvarnished truth is that the retired Army Lt. Gen. and former National Security Adviser never did anything wrong and committed no crimes. He was set-up by unscrupulous FBI officials, then relentlessly pursued by Mueller’s team of overzealous prosecutors who were desperate to show that President Trump and his campaign colluded with Russia to win the 2016 presidential election.
To put it plainly, government may not issue edicts —even during a public health crisis— that abridge the rights that are guaranteed in the Constitution.