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Home Front: Politix
Jim Webb: There's a ‘Campaign' on the Hill, in Media, Academia to ‘Personally Discredit' Trump
2017-02-13
[Breitbart] Sunday on NBC’s "Meet The Press," former U.S. Senator from Virginia, and 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Jim Webb said there was "a campaign" underway on Capitol Hill, in the media and academia "to personally discredit" President Donald Trump.

Webb said, "You know, there is a campaign going on on the Hill in the media, in the academia to personally discredit not only Donald Trump, but the people who are around him. You know, the end result is to slow down the process. You and I were talking about the confirmation process, slow it down so that by ’18 when the Democrats are vulnerable particularly in the Senate there would not be a record of accomplishment that they can run against and at the same time, the Democratic Party, over the past five or six years has moved very far to the left. When you can’t have a Jefferson-Jackson dinner which was the primary celebratory event of the Democratic Party for years because Jefferson and Jackson were slaveholders they were also great Americans in their day, something different has happened to the Democratic Party."
Posted by:Besoeker

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Posted by: Skidmark   2017-02-13 11:10  

#3  I suppose it is nice to have the open reality that the opposition party is actually Socialist/Communist as opposed to the very thin fiction of Democrat. And what has that become? A competition for who can say the most obnoxiously vile things about people who may well potentially disagree with them at some point. To paraphrase Archer...that's how you get more Trump.
Posted by: Cesare   2017-02-13 10:13  

#2  This campaign is just a continuation of what went on before the election except it is more vicious.

Yes, when you hear of people openly alluding to assassination, the 'viciousness' has been kicked up notch.
Posted by: Besoeker   2017-02-13 08:32  

#1  This campaign is just a continuation of what went on before the election except it is more vicious.
Posted by: JohnQC   2017-02-13 07:03  

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