Source: Elliot Bougis
Make America Great Again: Put The Clintons On Trial For Once
A few days ago, Hillary Clinton decided to make one of her typical pandering visits to black voters, when she dropped in at the Chavis Community Center voting station in Raleigh, NC. The unexpected visit was not huge news, but is a perfect symbol of how the Clintons views the election, and America’s laws in general: as nothing more than playthings for their own ego.
.@HillaryClinton hanging at early voting site in Raleigh. She has a strong selfie game. #ncpol pic.twitter.com/7CXRFNzad8
— Lee Storrow (@leestorrow) October 23, 2016
“She has a strong corruption game.”
As this video shows, she entered at least ten feet into the exit of the community center:
.@HillaryClinton rolls up to the Chavis Center in Raleigh, NC to greet early voters and actress @UzoAduba #ABC11 #Decision2016 pic.twitter.com/X1xK7ZPJU9
— Tim Pulliam (@TimABC11) October 23, 2016
Oh, so Hillary wasn’t the only actress in this scene.
Unfortunately, this kind of activity is illegal. Even for a Clinton.
Chavis Center Raleigh, NC @HillaryClinton greets early voters. This is against the rules! #CrookedHillary https://t.co/jY21k3OJlY pic.twitter.com/IjTfDCsUDQ
— Mariana (@AnairamVega) October 24, 2016
According to polling location regulations implemented by Wake County — the [North Carolina] governmental unit that oversees electioneering laws:
N.C.G.S. §163-166.4(a) states, “No person or group of persons shall hinder access, harass others, distribute campaign literature, place political advertising, solicit votes, or otherwise engage in election-related activity in the voting place or in a buffer zone…”
The buffer zone will be 50 feet from the entrance to the polling place except where deemed by the Wake County Board of Elections to be necessarily closer, but no less than 25 feet from the entrance to the polling place. There will be publication of information regarding the entrance location and distance of the buffer zone no later than 30 days before the election.
A country without laws is not a country at all.
Even if we ignore the 50-foot rule about campaigning, it’s obvious that Hillary was breaking other election laws:
Now, will any of this stick to Hillary or her campaign? Of course not!
The Clintons are addicted to bending and breaking American laws, manipulating and misleading the American people, and as long as they keep the money flowing to the FBI, the DOJ, the IRS, and all their other elitist cronies, why would they ruin the fun? When monkeys are in charge, don’t expect any better than monkey business.
Speaking of monkeys, these days I like to call America “The Banana Republic of D.C.” Then again, calling the United States a “banana republic” is, at this point, an insult to banana republics! When he was filling in for Rush Limbaugh about six months ago, Mark Steyn first clued me to just how bad things are here, and he lays out the grim news again in a recent essay of his titled, “Laws are for the Little People.”
Wikileaks’ Julian Assange has lived in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London for over four years. But not until he leaked against Hillary was his Internet cut off. Hillary, out of office, has a swifter and more ruthless global reach than Hillary in office on the night of Benghazi. And, should she win, her view of her subjects is that we should have the same information access as Ecuadorian Embassy refugees. …
In any society, the chief magistrate’s first duty is to uphold the law, and throughout human history his easiest temptation, once in office, has been to regard himself as above it. In this case, the American people would be electing someone who, not yet in office, is already above the law, and way beyond it. …
Trump is an unknown. But, to channel Donald Rumsfeld, Hillary is the most known known in the history of knowns. And what we know of her is that she’s stinkingly corrupt, above the law, and able to suborn entire government agencies in the cause of her corruption. Where do you think we’re gonna be after eight years of that?
Oh, and it will be eight years. The NeverTrumpers are saying, “Don’t worry. We’ll get it right in 2020”, just like after 2012 they said, “Don’t worry. We’ll get it right in 2016”, and after 2008 they said, “Don’t worry. We’ll get it right in 2012.” Next time never comes. There are no tomorrows for the Republican Party, because, unlike the GOP, the Democrats use their victories very effectively.
Steyn’s analysis is depressing, but don’t despair–the game is hardly over!
Even a staunch liberal like Michael Moore sees the choice that Americans must make–between a Hillary dictatorship and American pride under President Trump–and he reminds us “Little People” of our greatest power: the power of voting.
(Language Warning)
“The enemy of my enemy is who I’m voting for on November 8.”
Anyway, let me leave you with some practical advice.
Do not give into the temptation to fight lawless Democrat tricks (like messing with voting stations or vandalizing anti-Trump property). Hillary is the Queen of Chaos; Trump is the President of Law and Order. This does not mean you can’t show support for Trump on Election Day (November 8). Just do it legally! Unlike Hillary and the Democrats, show respect for our voting process; show your support but do so well away from a voting station.
Get familiar with the Operation Red website and get ready NOW for November 8!
Wear as much red as you can on November 8!
Wear a Rutgers hat, a 49ers hat, a blank red hat, any kind of bright red (non-political) T-shirt. I totally expect thousands of voting areas on November 8 to become mini Trump rallies! Do your part to Make America Great Again!
