There is a very real disconnect between what politicians say and what they do and in particular, there are rules for us and rules for them. Listen to the Chicago mayor's reason why it was OK for her to go to her hairdresser to get her hair cut but we can't. Listen to one of the Cuomo's talk about how you should ignore the fact that he left his basement where he was "sheltering in place" because he was actually INFECTED with the Wuhan virus and yet he he had a shouting encounter with someone on the street in front of the new home he and is wife are building some distance away from where he was supposed to be locked away from people. Look at Mayor Deblasio walking in the park in Brooklyn instead of in the park surrounding Gracie Mansion or driving across the river to go to his gym in another borough when YOU can't go to a gym at all. Look at the Canadian PM telling everyone that Jesus would understand them staying away from church and family at Easter while he goes to the family's summer cabin where he gathers with his family. Look at the laws Congress passes to exempt themselves from insider trading rules. How about exempting themselves, their staffs, and some of their union friends from Obamacare. It's the best thing since sliced bread for us. Not so much for them. They're not as stupid as they think we are. But WE ARE LETTING THEM GET AWAY WITH IT. This is actually non-partisan. The Right is almost as bad as the Left. They are just not so blatant with their hypocrisy. I think that most of the people caught "adjusting" their portfolios based on insider briefings in February were Republicans. We, the people, lost big in the stock market but they won. Will they face a court? Never. Some rules are simply not for them.
Listen to all the leftists screaming with their heads spinning that you MUST believe the women NO MATTER WHAT THEY SAY when they are talking about Kavanaugh's accuser's but not when talking about Biden's or Clinton's. I'm sure someone has put together a sound clip of politicians and other famous people saying I BELIEVE and I don't need a shred of evidence and we'll be hearing it non-stop during the run up to the election. In Clinton's case, the court believed the woman and fined him almost a million dollars and later, he lost his law license because he lied to Congress over the Lewinsky affair. In Biden's case, for some reason, even with a Larry King tape (mysteriously removed from YouTube), contemporaneous corroboration and police reports, we can't believe the woman. So what they're really saying is if you accuse someone they don't like, they believe but if you accuse someone they do like we get back to the Constitutional foundation of innocent until proven guilty. Before you go there, no one accused Trump of sexual assault as they did Biden and Clinton. The Trump women just got their 15 minutes of fame by breaking a written contract and revealing consensual dalliances for which they were paid to be silent and to which they agreed and signed on the dotted line to get money once he became the likely Republican candidate. Trump should have sued them and made them give the money back since they violated their contracts. He actually shouldn't have paid them at all. Silly him, he believed they would honor the contract they signed.
