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Leora Levy, here fairly interviewed by Dennis House, is among three Connecticut Republicans hoping to unhorse U.S. Senator Dick Blumenthal in the upcoming 2022 elections. All three met in debate at the end of July. The other two Republicans challenging Blumenthal are former Republican leader in the General Assembly Themis Klarides and conservative lawyer Peter Lumaj.
The columnist, some Republicans speculated, was simply
tilling the ground for a future editorial endorsement favoring Blumenthal in
the left of center paper for which he writes.
It’s always possible the Republicans do not wish to throw the
baby, Trump’s sound policies in domestic and foreign affairs, out with the wash
water.
Anti-Trump Democrats and Republicans continue to nip remorselessly
at Trump’s heels, and they have done so ever since he “stole the presidential election,” as
they suppose, from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Democrats in the U.S. House, led by Speaker Nancy Pelosi,
attempted but failed to remove Trump from office during a lengthy impeachment
process.
Republicans in Connecticut never have had much difficulty
denouncing Trump’s deplorable manners and his unorthodox – by most conservative
standards – campaign roughhouse, not every Republican’s cup of tea. Trump has
been out of office for more than a year and a half, gone but not forgotten.
Oddly, there has been precious little reporting or
commentary during this time within Connecticut’s pro-Biden media
on the President’s wayward son, Hunter Biden. Zero
Hedge is reporting, “Several
FBI whistleblowers say that the agency's probe into Hunter Biden was internally
sabotaged during the 2020 election in order to derail the investigation, after
agents wrongfully deemed verified evidence as ‘disinformation’ to ignore.”
And there has been little commentary in Connecticut's media
concerning Clinton’s largely successful attempt to fabricate a false collusion
fable involving the loudmouth Trump and President of Russia Vladimir Putin, who
has ambitions to become President of Ukraine as well – if the Biden
administration continues to balk at providing Ukraine with the weapons it needs
to defend itself against a superior offensive force.
The false Russian collusion charge lasted throughout the
Trump presidency and beyond, during which time an affronted left leaning media was only
too happy to keep the ball rolling through major outlets for more than four
years.
Dick Blumenthal, the “Senator From Planned Parenthood,”
has yet to be invited by Connecticut's media to denounce in fulsome terms:
1) Present Joe Biden’s abject surrender of Afghanistan to
the Taliban, declared a terrorist organization throughout the Obama
administration.
2) Biden’s surprising sharp turn to the left, which should
have been evident to Eastern Seaboard political commentators thirty seconds
after the release of the Democrat Party platform, constructed by Vermont
socialist Bernie Sanders and The Squad, four proto-Marxists.
3) Biden’s invisible southern border that continues to
import into the United States record numbers of illegal aliens from, at last
count, 106 countries, along with assorted criminals
who carry into the United States deadly fentanyl “made in China,” an anti-American
behemoth that has made use of American global companies to furnish its treasury
with enough “made in America” cash to sink several battleships.
CNN, no friend of Trump, reported last January, “Border
agents reported a 1,066% increase in fentanyl seized in south Texas last year.”
And “Agents from Brownsville,
Texas, to San Diego, California, apprehended 232,628 illegal border crossers in May, the
highest monthly total in at least 23 years,” according to provisional Customs
and Border Protection (CBP) data obtained by The Epoch Times.”
4) Biden’s apparent inability to distinguish Middle-East
enemies -- a reconstituted “Axis of Evil,” China, Iran, Russia and
Syria -- from friends: Israel, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, nations
that appear to be getting along with each other, thanks to a diplomatic
intervention by Trump and his son-in-law, Jared
Kushner, never to be confused with Hunter Biden, paid lavishly by
Chinese influencers and other corrupt national enterprises because his father
was Vice President and later President of the United States.
5) Biden’s political convenient cloud of unknowing. He appears
unable to grasp what inflation is, what a recession is, or what “is” is.
President Ronald Reagan, always quotable, said about
inflation, “When a business or an individual spends more than it makes, it goes
bankrupt. When government does it, it sends you the bill. And when government
does it for 40 years, the bill comes in two ways: higher taxes and inflation.
Make no mistake about it, inflation is a tax, and not by accident.”
Inflation is, indeed, a hidden tax. And one cannot recover
from the disastrous consequences of inflation by imposing more taxes on top of the
inflation tax.
Reagan might have been surprised to find himself in
agreement, at least on the point of inflation, with Vladimir Lenin: “The way to
crush the bourgeoisie is to grind them between the millstones of taxation and
inflation.”
Perhaps the columnist cited above can be persuaded to devote
at least some of his attention to the current Blumenthal-Biden political nexus.
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