March 20^th 2017 Blog

Two things had all the attention today; the two Senate hearings 1) Jim Comey and Mike Rogers in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee/ Neil Gorsuch in front of the Judiciary Committee and 2) the White House Press Briefing.

The Senate Intelligence Committee Hearing is normally done behind closed doors, but Senator Nunies decided to allow the public to view this particular hearing, for the very first time!  Yes, there were security sensitive questions asked, for which both Comey and Rogers could not disclose, but for the most part there were some enlightening information on how the most sensitive information is handled and at the same time allowing a high degree of privacy, regarding when American citizens might be involved in either an investigation, or upon a disclosure via a foreign source.  

I was able to view the Intelligence Hearing almost entirely, but was interrupted by a phone call during the last 15 minutes.  It seemed to me that Mike Rogers was more candid than Comey, for political reasons.  Comey had no problem freely speaking about Trump and the so-called link to Russia, but more evasive when the questioning involved any lingering Democratic investigations.

It is well-known that Comey was investigating Hillary Clinton, regarding her emails and private servers… yes, there were two servers!  But there seems to be some conflict involved, because it is not so well-known that Comey is 12 million dollars richer because of Hillary Clinton.  The details are rather sketchy and I am only the messenger, but we must take note that nearly all the Demoncrats belong to the same club and for the most part no longer rub elbows with their Republican counterparts as they did in times past.

Therefore, we must conclude that the division that has pervaded the news since near the end of the Obama Administration, all began with our legislatures in Washington D.C.

As far as the White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer is concerned; much of the banters that go on between Spicer and the few reporters from some news agencies are quite entertaining.  This is simply because at least two of those reporters, who sit right up front, are maintaining their Liberal narratives.  Therefore, it tickles me when Spicer has to rehash what was so clearly stated in those hearings and Spicer also has to make clear all the so-called “suspicions” regarding President Trump.

Now let me be clear; I analyze and only come to someone’s defense when those who are just doing their job(s) are being grilled by the few in the Press Corps, who seemingly have made up their minds as to the narrative(s) they continue to tout.  These “distractions” are about as annoying as cats declaring their territory in the early morning hours.  Sean Spicer is perhaps is far more generous to those reporters than President Trump; for when President Trump is annoyed, is not as shy as to call someone “rude”.   We must admit that this past election season was one for the history books and this presidency is taking this same course as well.  Enjoy it my friends, because I do not believe you will ever see anything like this again.