If there’s one good thing about Hillary Clinton’s email
controversy, it’s that we aren’t constantly hearing “Benghazi, Benghazi,
Benghazi.” This email issue is not
going to go away and Hillary should save her breath. I watched the entire interview with Hillary by NBC’s Andrea
Mitchell. Hillary did an excellent job
of taking a complicated process and breaking it down to a level even an
uninformed FOX News viewer could understand.
It doesn’t matter if she did not commit a sin of commission or omission
by having an email server in her home.
All that matters is there may be some incident, some word, some phrase,
that may be twisted, turned, and interpreted into something sinister. Be prepared to hear about Hillary’s emails
ad nauseam.
Last week was unusual for President Obama. He had a good week! He made an historic trip to Alaska, among
other reasons, to show the effects of climate change. Before leaving, he addressed the criticism of environmentalists
for his agreement to allow Shell Oil to drill oil in the Arctic. Did you hear all the accolades Obama
received from oil companies and proponents of pipelines? No?
Me, either.
He was the first American President to cross the Arctic
Circle. He showed the shrinking
glaciers up close and warned of the dire consequences if we do not take
immediate action to stop carbon emissions.
We were shown remote villages slowly sinking into the sea. The people of these villages depend on sustenance
hunting and fishing. Hunting season is
getting much shorter and more dangerous due to melting ice. The ice habitat for seals is
disappearing.
Personally, many times when someone would mention climate
change, my eyes would glaze over. I
knew it was happening but I didn’t see it as an eminent threat and did not
grasp the seriousness of the problem.
This trip by President Obama got my attention. Global warming is real and if a candidate for President says
otherwise, or they say they do not believe in the science, that candidate
should be crossed off your list. We can
no longer afford to dilly-dally on creating renewable energy.
One thing for sure, it wasn’t a partisan visit. He arrived with a gift for the people of
Alaska by changing the name of Mt. McKinley back to its original name, Mt.
Denali. Nice, but Alaska has a mere
three (3) electoral votes. Ohio, the
home of President McKinley for whom the mountain was named, has a whopping 18
electoral votes. When we voted for “change” we didn’t mean the name of a
mountain. “What were you thinking, Barack?”
I’m sure the best thing about the Alaskan trip for the
President is the “fish tale” he brought home.
A salmon spawned on his shoe.
The President quipped, “He was happy to see me!”
To cap off his successful week, the President returned home
to an apparent Iran deal victory. He
has enough votes to sustain a veto of disapproval by the Senate on the Iran
Deal.
So I cannot be accused of never calling out a Democrat for
wrongdoing, I am compelled to talk about the County Clerk in Rowan County, KY,
Kim Davis. Clerk Davis has refused to issue marriage licenses to same sex
couples. Her mother was the Clerk for over thirty years as a Democrat. Then her daughter, Kim, inherited the
position, ran, and was elected as a Democrat.
She is giving Democrats a bad reputation. Someone needs to explain to this woman that she is a government
employee serving all the people in her County.
If her religious convictions stand in the way of doing her job, she
needs to quit. I will point out that Kim Davis has been married four
times. She became pregnant with twins
by her third husband, while she was still married to her first husband. I’m not sure how the second husband fits in,
other than he adopted the twins. She is
quite a “rounder” by anyone’s standards, but a moral arbiter, she is not!
A federal judge put Kim Davis in jail for contempt. There’s no word on how long she will be
there but I’m sure it’s ample time to sign exclusive interview and book deals.
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