Smellyanne Conway has long been one of Twitter Twit’s favorite Republican goose-steppers.  Why?  No matter how extreme, offensive, incompetent, or just plain stupid it is, she will parrot any statement in sycophantic obedience to her Fuhrer.  Here’s one of five examples of Smellyanne’s worst.

President Donald Trump isn’t the only Republican who has been railing against House Speaker Nancy Pelosi this week. Trump’s adviser, Kellyanne Conway, lashed out at the House speaker, telling Fox News that Pelosi “treats everybody like they’re her staff. She treats me like I’m either her maid or her driver or her pilot or her makeup artist driver, and I’m not.” The 52-year-old New Jersey native went on to denounce Pelosi as anti-woman, insisting, “She’s not very pro-woman. She’s pro-some women, a few women.”

Conway’s characterization of Pelosi as a tyrannical anti-feminist who throws her weight around and could care less what anyone else says or thinks is laughable in light of how diplomatic Pelosi has been not only with Republicans, but also, with fellow Democrats she disagrees with. Pelosi’s even-handed approach as House speaker has been one of give and take, not “my way or the highway.” For example, Pelosi clearly wasn’t happy about Rep. Rashida Tlaib’s “impeach the motherfucker” comment, but Pelosi said that while she “wouldn’t use that language” herself, she was “not in the censorship business.” Pelosi couldn’t oversee such a broad group of Democrats in the House if she didn’t have a give-and-take approach.

But then, Conway’s audaciousness is part of what makes her such a brazen, tireless cheerleader for Trump. Conway, much like Trump himself, is thoroughly irreverent and totally unapologetic about it.

Here are some of the most over-the-top things Conway has said or done along the way.

1. Conway popularized the term ‘alternative facts’

During debates, Conway can make a person’s head spin—which is exactly the point. She wants to frustrate and overwhelm her opponent. On January 22, 2017, NBC’s Chuck Todd aggressively questioned Conway about White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer exaggerating the number of people in attendance at Trump’s inauguration—and she asserted that Spicer was simply stating “alternative facts.” Todd responded that “alternative facts are not facts. They’re falsehoods.” But thanks to Conway, the Orwellian term “alternative facts” became the butt of jokes in political conversations…

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I shared the first of five.  Click through for the other four.

With even incompetent Republican rats deserting the sinking ship, Smellyanne may be the next SecDef or worse.

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During the 2016 campaign, Julian Assange worked hand-in-glove with Russia to install Putin’s Pet Pervert, Donald Trump, in the White House.  The Republican Reich are showing their gratitude by trying to punish Assange.  The way they are doing it could not be more devious.  They are using the left’s justified anger against Assange to use him as a vehicle to destroy the Fourth Estate.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was charged Thursday with violating the Espionage Act by seeking out classified information, an escalation of the Trump administration’s pursuit of leakers that could have major First Amendment repercussions for news organizations.

An 18-count federal indictment alleges that Assange worked with a former Army intelligence analyst to obtain and disseminate secret documents — actions similar to reporting work at many traditional news organizations. The U.S. government, though, sought to distinguish the anti-secrecy advocate from a reporter.

“Julian Assange is no journalist,” said John Demers, the assistant attorney general for national security. He said Assange had engaged in “explicit solicitation of classified information.”

Press freedom advocates said the distinction being drawn by prosecutors offers little protection for journalists. Noted media lawyer Floyd Abrams said that Assange may be a “singularly unattractive defendant in a lot of ways” but added that the indictment “does raise deeply threatening First Amendment issues for journalists who cover national defense, intelligence activities, and alike.”

Bruce Brown, executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, said in a statement that the indictment was “a dire threat to journalists.”… [emphasis added]

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Both Chris Hayes and Rachel Maddow covered this story.  Here’s Chris:

Here’s Rachel:

Julian Assange is a total bastard for what he did to this nation.  For that, no punishment is severe enough. However, unless we fight to defend his rights now, the Republican Reich will use it against us all by destroying freedom of the press.

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It’s that time of week again, and here are three excellent video clips from Sam’s show last night.  Enjoy!

Democrats on Fox

While I understand the desire by some candidates to try to reach the Sheeple, who watch the Republican Reichsministry of Propaganda, Faux Noise. However, anything that lends credibility to Faux Noise is a slap in the face of honest journalism. Kudos to Liz and Kamala for superior integrity.

Journalism’s Corporate Sponsors

Anytime Republican billionaires and corporate criminals invade a market, they transform it into a sewer.

Candidate Sweep

I love the humor. However, there are a bunch with no chance, who could challenge Republican incumbents in the Senate. That would better serve the American people.

It’s great to feel well enough to enjoy Sam. 🙂

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