Despite President Trump issuing an Executive Order intended to help the families of illegal immigrants stick together while being processed and/or prosecuted, it would appear that our nation's heartbreaking Third Reich Holocaust-style abuse of children is
still not at an end.
We know this because of a recently released study which could bring tears to a grown man's eyes. And yes, we're referring to Rachel Maddow.
Specifically, the study showed a small but significant decrease in the number of 18-to-34 year olds who were forced by economic necessity (i.e. the Obamaconomy) to continue living with their parents. As the children are dragged away to become members of the capitalist workforce, bitter tears are being shed.
"I thought, like, my parents needed a
court order to make me leave," sobbed one 28-year-old pajama boy, "especially since I'm still being breast fed!"
President Trump, predictably, is unmoved by the children being separated from their parents, and ruthlessly continues to encourage job growth. This despite strong condemnation from Left-leaning leaders like Nancy Pelosi who has said, "You can look and look in the Bible, but you won't find any justification for young Americans taking "the jobs that Americans won't do" away from the undocumented and frequently gang-affiliated immigrants who
would do "the jobs that Americans won't do" if Americans weren't doing them. If you don't believe me, then believe Jesus."
Far be it from us to argue theology with an expert like Ms. Pelosi. So we will suggest only that we all take time to pray for the families being ripped asunder by employment, prosperity, and a reawakening sense of self-worth and independence.
BONUS: SLEAZY WRITER
Alleged actor Peter Fonda took to Twitter recently to voice his hatred for the First Family, and to encourage
kidnapping and pederasty as useful tools for the Left to demonstrate their moral superiority to the Deplorables in our nation.
Here's what he tweeted:
The First Lady has subsequently asked the Secret Service to investigate Mr. Fonda, not only because of the appalling nature of his threats, but because most movie fans have been convinced that the actor died
years ago, along with his career.
Not that he didn't have
one good scene in the
only memorable movie he was ever in. Specifically,
this scene:
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Even more enjoyable when viewed on a continuous loop! |
Seriously (which we aren't very often), Fonda's rhetoric - which he has since apologized for - goes way too far and should not fall under the province of protected speech. He is calling for
violence against the First Family and, specifically, the violent rape of a child. Because he's so
sensitive and enlightened, you see.
Even worse, he's making this call to action to his thousands of followers, any one of whom might decide to implement it.
Especially since Peter Fonda can't possibly have any followers who are, as we say in the psychological field, "right in the head."
How could they be, when exposed to a regular diet of Fonda's
other sociopathic tweets like this one about our nation's Director of Homeland Security:
For those blissfully unfamiliar with the term, "gash" is an obscene reference to female genitalia, and is considered to be even uglier, more unacceptable, and more sexually demeaning than Samantha Bee's "c-word" description of our First Lady.
It is a word so foul, fetid, and unforgivable that we would personally
never use it about
any woman.
Except, of course,
Jane Fonda.
BREAKING NEWS: CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER 1950-2018
We were just finishing today's post when we got word that Fox News contributor (and so very much more) Dr. Charles Krauthammer has died of cancer. Little more than a month ago, he and we believed that he would be returning to the airways after an extended illness - at a time when his wit, wisdom, encyclopedic knowledge, and stunning gifts of insight and analysis were so desperately needed.
It didn't work out that way. Not quite two weeks ago, he wrote an
eloquent and moving public letter to let everyone know that his cancer had returned and his battle was at an end. Sadly, he was right.
We can't express the sense of personal loss we're feeling right now. For years, we hung on Dr. Krauthammer's every word - not necessarily agreeing with everything he said, but recognizing the intellectual honesty and integrity which demanded that we take him seriously and, when necessary, reexamine our own opinions.
Besides his remarkable academic gifts, Charles Krauthammer could make us laugh, loudly and frequently. And he radiated a strength and positivity about life, despite facing and overcoming enormous personal obstacles, which was nothing less than inspirational.
His passing is a huge loss for our country, our culture, and to our lives. We are grateful for the time he shared with all of us, and wish there could have been so much more.