Rebecca Schoenkopf's @Wonkette "Tim Scott Will Be Remembered As A Self-Hating Black Man."

 On February 9th I wrote;

"The Most Sensible Man To Run In 2024; "Senator Tim Scott: "

I included among a number of reasons why Senator Scott would be an ideal GOP 20204 candidate "Impossible for the Dems' to use the race card."

Clearly I did not account for the loathsome scum who inhabit Rebecca Schoenkop's @commiegirl1 loathsome "Wonkette" for whom the race card, in reverse, is a method of attack against an honorable person. 

There are, clearly, no depths to which they will not sink in pursuit of the "progressive" agenda.

So, true to form, they presented a major column attacking Scott, who they rightly perceive as a threat, and Hispanic Ted Cruz. 

"Tim Scott enabled and protected the twice-impeached thug at every opportunity. He's an embarrassment, and only a complete fool would think Scott deserves a special shout out during Black History Month.

 Enter Ted Cruz, esteemed Black Person Expert. Cruz apparently can't grasp why Black people might celebrate Stacey Abrams more than Scott. 

Why, she hasn't been elected statewide! Trust me, I don't think that comes up a lot at the beauty parlor.

 Abrams — like the late Rep. John Lewis, who also never won a statewide election — has devoted her life to removing barriers erected to keep Black people from voting. Scott voted to confirm Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who Coretta Scott King denounced for having used his office to suppress minority voting rights. He didn't even object when Republicans posthumously attacked Mrs. King"

"Tim Scott is on his own."

That was just the preamble-the loathsome scum in the comments section didn't hold back as this small sample advises:

"I keep getting Tim Scott mixed up with Dred Scott. Wonder why."

"Tim Scott will be remembered as a self-hating Black man. 

Because the only reason you can be a minority and be a member of the Rethuglian party is if you hate yourself or you believe that somehow these racists will look past the color of your skin. Rethuglians are all about their white selves. 

They will never consider minorities as equals."

"We’d like to report a murder’: Trump attorney Michael van der Veen just DECIMATES the media during "It's OK to lie a little bit" CBS interview

 The best I have ever seen-unmissable <LINK

We’d like to report a murder’: Trump attorney Michael van der Veen just DECIMATES the media during CBS interview

Redundant Headline "Liberals Losing Their Minds On Social Media" (Over Trump Acquittal This Time)

 The rest of the lib loons Tweets at REDSTATE

All the usual suspects.

Democrats had a lot of issues from the start: a snap impeachment without a hearing, no witnesses or evidence produced so no record for the House Managers to really work from, the question of whether it was even constitutional at all to proceed against a former president no longer in office and the failure of the facts to support the “incitement to insurrection” charge that was a massive overreach of a charge.

Liberals are now furious at what they feel was a cave at the last minute by the Democrats when they could have dragged it out and called witnesses. The reaction was glorious.

Of Seven; 5 As*holes (Palin-Do Your Duty) 1 Of Expedience 1 Of Conscience;

The seven GOP senators who joined with all Democrats in finding Trump guilty were: 

Sens. Richard Burr of North Carolina, Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Mitt Romney of Utah, Ben Sasse of Nebraska and Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania.

Romney and Sasse should be primaried to Hell. Toomey and Burr retiring had the opportunity to spit their hatred.

Cassidy voted his conscience whether one agrees with him or not

Collins as always had the opportunity of a safe vote for her in a challenging state and is irrelevant in the greater scheme of things.

Murkowski has to go-Palin made it clear she could run against her previously she should make that concrete and start her campaign now.

As for Manchin and Sinema "Democrats of the center" there is no such thing, they have to go.

Sarah Palin-Nikki Haley. For The Record (Never Forget)

Update;  now she is back on the Trump train. Lol

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Having multiple vaccines developed in less than a year by the Trump administration and the private sector is hardly starting from scratch. https://nationalreview.com/corner/kamala-harris-disputes-dr-fauci-insists-biden-administration-is-starting-from-scratch-on-coronavirus/

Never Haley 

"Nikki Haley says Trump has no future in GOP"

Via Vanity Fair

When Palin started picking favorites in GOP primaries during the 2010 midterms, she instantly became the most coveted endorsement of the election cycle. 

With her small-staffed political outfit, SarahPAC, Palin didn’t bring much of a political machine to the table, but a single social media post could generate enough media coverage and fundraising dollars to flip the direction of a primary overnight. 

In May 2010, when Palin endorsed Nikki Haley just before South Carolina’s four-way gubernatorial primary and appeared with her at a rally in Columbia, Haley was left for dead in last place.

 A few weeks later she was the Republican nominee. Former Haley adviser Rob Godfrey, who was then working for a rival candidate, told me at the time that Palin’s endorsement was “an earned media blowtorch.” 

Then;

S.C. Governor Haley: I Don't Owe Palin in 2012

Sunday, 27 February 2011 12:08 PM

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Sarah Palin helped Nikki Haley win the South Carolina gubernatorial election with a timely endorsement, but Haley's not quite ready to return the favor, Politico reports.

Appearing Sunday on "This Week," Haley insisted that it's far too early for her to be endorsing anybody in advance of the 2012 presidential campaign.

“I have not in any way endorsed, plan on endorsing, at this point in time, at all,” she said. “When the right time comes I will endorse. But there is no one that I feel like I owe at this time.”