Attorney General William Barr, who has announced that any community protesting the police just might find themselves without police.

No, I am not kidding.

Would the same deal work for the President or even the Attorney General? If we protest, will y’all go away?  If so, this restriction on the peoples’ right to protest might be worth it.

Hell, this little pudgy nazi said, “those who don’t show ‘respect’ to authority could lose access to police services.”

Although Barr didn’t specify what “communities” he was referencing, activists decried his speech as a clear attack on minorities who have protested police brutality and other racially skewed law enforcement abuses.

He even suggested that people stand outside of police departments and cheer for the police as the leave to go out on patrol.  How about firefighters? EMS? Teachers? Nurses?

Barr, read a damn law book. You do not have the right to threaten the people of this country for exercising their constitutional rights. I don’t care what Trump tells you because he hasn’t read a book either.

Okay, so here’s the deal.  Devin Nunes filed a lawsuit against CNN for $435,350,000, saying “CNN is the mother of fake news. It is the least trusted name. CNN is eroding the fabric of America, proselytizing, sowing distrust and disharmony. It must be held accountable.”

Oh, I dunno, but that might be just a tad of projection there, buddy.

That same day, Nunes trots over to Fox News and has this conversation —

Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) was interviewed by Sean Hannity on Fox News:

HANNITY: Did you ever talk to this guy Lev Parnas?

NUNES: You know it’s possible but I haven’t gone through all my phone records. I don’t really recall that name.

And that ain’t all.

Nunes is part of the cover up for sure but he may also have been part of the original crime.

I don’t think CNN is too worried about Devin’s lawsuit.

Even the Wall Street Journal is raising their eyebrows over Nunes

The phone records suggest Mr. Giuliani’s deep involvement in several key episodes that have become a focus of the impeachment probe. The frequent contacts between Mr. Nunes and two figures at the center of the inquiry—Mr. Giuliani and one of his indicted associates—are highly unusual and likely to renew calls from Democrats for Mr. Nunes to face an ethics inquiry.

And now since he lied to Sean Hannity, the poor guy has to sue every news media in the United States.

Okay, so Trump found this video of Justin Trudeau, Emmanuel Macron, and Boris Johnson making fun of him at a reception at Buckingham Palace.  Click here to see it on Twitter.  

Trump reacted as you would expect any grown adult would do.

He called Trudeau a degrading name, and then packed up his fat ass and came home.

Forget impeaching him, just laugh at him.

‘Cuz it’s here.

CNN says –

A federal appeals court in New York on Tuesday said the Democrat-controlled US House of Representatives may subpoena President Donald Trump’s bank records from Deutsche Bank and Capital One, dealing another blow to the President’s efforts to block Congress’ effort to obtain his financial records.

It was a split decision 2 to 1, but coming close only counts in horseshoes.  Besides, two of the judges were Republican appointees.  The one Republican judge holdout was only a partial dissent. She said she’d send it back to the lower court for more details.

So, Jay Sekulow, who is slimy as a snail trail, says they are headed for the Supreme Court. I haven’t trusted those sumbitches since Bush v Gore.

Okay, so there’s an unauthorized biography of Melania on the market. While I would never buy or read such trash, I read the nibbles like they were secret codes to the free candy machine.

While the president sleeps in the master bedroom on the second level of the White House residence — he requested a lock for his door — Mrs. Trump stays on the third floor, in the two-room space formerly occupied by Michelle Obama’s mother, Marian Robinson, Bennett reports.

Can we get a lock for America?