When This Blows Over

I am not celebrating the Trump victory, because I have
huge concerns about what his election will mean for the country
and the conservative movement at large. But before I go
deeper there, let’s be very honest about what happened last
night. The Democrats nominated a God-awful candidate, with
abysmal baggage, non-existent trustworthiness, and someone
who represented everything this election turned out to be
against – cronyism, insiderism, establishmentism, and
whatever else you want to call it.
The left faces an internal crisis in the years ahead
that I think will be brutal. In short, they are going to
have come to terms with what they did – they
nominated a totally corrupt and scandal-plagued
person when almost any level of a normal, measured
candidate could have won the race.
And let’s be clear here – I do not mean that James Comey or Trey
Gowdy or Donald Trump got to unfairly pin a corrupt label on her –
I mean she is corrupt. The left decided to ignore the content of
the WikiLeaks emails, and I really do not know why. They showed
in clear English for anyone who cared to read that she and her
husband were running a Clinton Inc. enterprise that was riddled
with pay-to-play, quid pro quo, and nefarious, dirty, ugly
activity. Did Comey ever produce emails from Hillary
that represent a criminal indictment? No. But can we please put to
bed once and for all why those emails are not
forthcoming? Because she deleted them. 33,000 of them. And
then took bleach and hammers to the whole residue apparatus.