Looking For A Corner

(Looking For A Corner)

How many work om jigsaw puzzles ? From a few pieces to a 5000+ work of art, getting started can be the most challenging. The advice is look for a "corner." Identifying that piece could start the process to eventual resolution, That being said, one can tell me where the "corner" to try to make sense of things.


What sense does it make for Congressman Adam Schiff (D-CA) getting censured by the Republican House, for his role in promoting the Trump-Russia Hoax ? His election to Diane Feinstein's seat, when the time comes is all but assured. It had been Schiff that ran point in the Trump impeachments. Next only to Dr. Fauci, the California Democrat is most responsible for why Donald Trump is seeking re-re-election.


What sense is it making for two IRS whistle blowers that have been chronicling the relationship with Hunter Biden investigations with new evidence of the involvement with his father ? There is audio evidence where the younger Biden is heard extorting some Chinese official on behalf of his "father," who apparently was in room. But the President has no knowledge of his son's business activities.


Now, with all these new revelations, one could say that there is evidence of a crime. And, Biden crimes are worse than Trump crimes. They got the former President because of a phone call. President Biden has all but been accused of accepting bribes from foreign powers, namely China. There would therefore be a House GOP instinct to impeach Biden. And, a couple of Republican Congresspeople have submitted an impeachment resolution which is making its way through Committee.


Which returns to the beginning and why things are not making sense. Schiff will be the next California Senator. The so-called whistleblower testimony has indicated that President Biden is more connected to his family's schemes but that recurring theme of Justice Department interference is again evident.  But, impeaching Biden by a House Republican Conference will only work to Biden's benefit. Just ask Newt Gingrich what happens when Republicans take on a Democrat President, regardless of what he did.

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