The Morning Briefing: Trump 47 Is Firing on All Cylinders and the Dems Have No Answers

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Happy Friday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. The Sine Qua Non Sequitur is participating in an unauthorized "Hot Ones" challenge with some Belgian rowers on Ibiza.

I will begin by saying that I'm extremely glad that they moved on the James Comey situation so quickly. That got me thinking about a lot of the news of the last several weeks.

President Trump's first nine months back in office have been so jam-packed with activity and accomplishments that it sometimes feels as if he has been back for a few years already. Despite the constant harassment he received from the Dems' pet rogue judges and prosecutors during the Biden years, Trump obviously used his time well to plan for his comeback.

We have rightly become cynical about our politicians. Yeah, we get some good ones, but too many are blowhards who never back up what they say they're going to do. The huge upside with President Trump is that he is not a career politician. That sometimes grates on the more prissy Republicans. I'm a big fan of his decidedly non-politician qualities, however, especially his habit of sticking to his campaign promises.

If the Republic still exists and is thriving in 100 years, it will be because Donald Trump rescued it from the clutches of a Democratic Party that had gone clinically insane. This is from something that Scott wrote yesterday:

Future history books will draw a direct line between the #Resistance movement’s anti-Trump hysteria and the tragic escalation of American-on-American political violence, domestic terrorism, Big Brother censorship, vote-rigging, and lawfare — but not anytime soon.
I’m talking about history books over 50 years from now. (Too many “educators” with a vested interest in promoting a left-wing, anti-MAGA reality.)
But over the long arc of history, the truth has an uncanny knack at prevailing. As Ayn Rand noted, “You can ignore reality, but you can’t ignore the consequences of ignoring reality.”

Amid all the threats and chaos, Trump and his administration keep multitasking and doing the work. It helps that, unlike during his first term, he is surrounded by people in his administration who have all bought into his vision. The first go-round was filled with a bunch of yahoos who had eyes on tell-all book deals.

The Trump 47 administration is getting a lot of bad people out of the way. Getting Comey indicted was huge, but a conviction would be monumental. The Department of Justice may have its sights on an even bigger prize, which new addition to the PJ Media family Tim O'Brien covered:

The New York Times is reporting that a “senior Justice Department official” has directed “more than a half dozen U.S. attorney’s offices to draft plans to investigate a group funded by George Soros.”
Soros is the notorious Democrat donor and billionaire mastermind behind a lot of the Left’s attempts to gain power and control in America. Now it appears we may get a peek behind that curtain.
According to the Times report, its reporters had the chance to view a copy of the DOJ official’s memo detailing a list of charges that could be filed against Soros’s Open Society Foundations. These include racketeering, arson, wire fraud, and providing material support for terrorism.

It will be difficult to get the thoroughly evil Soros out of the way completely, but every little bit helps.

Meanwhile, the Democrats just continue their descent into madness. The only strategy they have is anger, which isn't a strategy at all. Their members of Congress rant and drop f-bombs and spin up the crazies on their side to get them to commit violence. There have been no policy suggestions from the Dems to help win voters back. They're just banking on mouth-foaming tantrums being an attraction. They seem to think that people even more mentally unstable than Jasmine Crockett will vote in droves.

Good luck with that.

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