Social media has been non-stop Trump bashing from the Trump haters. Unsubstantiated accusations against the administration have been tossed around carelessly. There have been claims of the President lying without specifying what those lies were. There has been this ridiculous accusation of the President's staff colluding with Russia to sway the election without any hard proof of such a thing happening. The attacks continue in an attempt, I believe, to not only bring down the administration but to personally destroy the President.
My grandfather, a very wise man, told me one time after asking me if I was positive about something and getting a reply of "yes" from me, leaned forward, looked me in the eye and said "A positive man is a fool." His point was that there are always another side. Everything is a two way street. You may be positive about something but chances are very good that there are more facts out there that you do not know about, and those facts could make you look like a fool when those facts come out. Since that day I am extremely careful about being positive about somethings.
Last week the House Committee on the Judiciary passed a resolution to return to reality and open an investigation into the possible criminal behavior of the former Secretary of State, the former Attorney General, the former Director of the FBI, members of congress, Susan Rice, numerous bureaucrats that have leaked secret or top secret information to the press. The investigation into the Trump campaign is dying a slow death as facts continue to come out as fantasy. They are getting ready to look at what could be a long list of felonies involving a long list of people who should know better.
Everything that the President does is called into question. The most recent item was firing his White House Chief of Communications after appointing him just ten days earlier. The reason the President fired Anthony Scaramucci? Because he used uncalled for language to a member of the press, and President Trump does not want that kind of representation of his administration. If the President had not fired Scaramucci, the distractors would have jumped on him for having such an ugly confrontation with the press.
ABC News had a headline the other day that said "Even though Hillary lost the election, some Republicans are calling for an investigation." This implies that since Clinton lost the election, we should forget about all of the unanswered questions that were being brought up over the last few years. Questions of felonies, perjury, conspiracy. The list has gotten longer since the election. The investigation that the House is calling for could bring to light who the true criminals are or were. Of course, if she had won the election, there would not have been an investigation either. Double standard in the nation's capital. Hopefully this will free up all of this innuendo and allow the President to attempt to put some of his agenda into place.
Why did our wise man once say ... nothing.? Note he once said nothing, not always said nothing. The reason our wise man said nothing now was because he was observing and listening. He was trying to split the ludicrous from the believable, the truth from the lies, the good from the bad. He was looking for justice where injustice seemed to rule. He was searching for the return of the rule of law to the greatest nation on the face of the earth.
Our wise man once said nothing while waiting for this nation to come back together by holding people responsible for their actions.
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