Anyone following the story of Representative Duncan Hunter’s indictment, along with his wife, for epic levels of illegal personal use of campaign funds, is bound to be curious about how people in his San Diego–area 50th congressional district are reacting.
“He’s doing a great job”: Donald Trump
But now SurveyUSA has published a poll it did for the local newspaper and a TV station that was taken entirely after the indictment was released.
It showed Hunter still up among likely voters by eight points, 47 percent to 39 percent, over Democratic nominee Ammar Campa-Najjar.
It also showed 76 percent of respondents were aware that “Hunter and his wife were the subject of a criminal investigation” (not too surprising since the investigation into his campaign spending has been going on since 2016).
And interestingly enough, Hunter’s lead is the same among those who are and who are not “aware” that he’s in deep trouble with the feds.
GOPers believe “law and order” counts only for immigrants, not for white, Republican citizens.
Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer, pleaded guilty to eight counts of campaign finance violations and tax and bank fraud, admitting he broke the law at the direction of Trump himself.
Cohen said in his guilty plea that he broke federal law at the direction of the candidate he was working for (Trump).
It’s true that crime would be small potatoes compared to proof that Trump personally colluded with Russian agents to win the presidency. But it’s still a federal crime — and Trump’s allies in Congress don’t seem bothered.
Paul Manafort, Trump’s former campaign manager, was found guilty of eight counts of tax and bank fraud.
“I don’t think he did anything wrong”: Donald Trump
And Republicans in Congress aren’t batting an eye.
The party of “law and order” does not care that Cohen and Manafort are guilty of crimes.
No outrage can be found in Congress or in right-wing media.
And dare we mention noted EB-1, “chain immigrant,” Melania Trump. ( Politico reports that a wealth of evidence suggests that she was, in fact, an undocumented immigrant who worked in this country illegally.)
“He’s an excellent guy”: Donald Trump
But if none of the above illegality stirs the souls of the party of “law and order,” we can look at the man himself, Donald Trump, he of the $25 million scam known as “Trump University. ”
Sadly, no Republican outrage there, either.
And none for the Trump Foundation. (“As our investigation reveals, the Trump Foundation was little more than a checkbook for payments from Mr. Trump or his businesses to nonprofits, regardless of their purpose or legality,” Attorney General Barbara Underwood said.)
“I can turn anyone into a successful real estate investor, including you”: Donald Trump
Despite Trump’s long history of scams, we see no outrage — only support — from the party of “law and order.”
The real GOP outrage is reserved for Mexicans.
You know, those brown-skinned, hard-working people who seek shelter here to make better lives for themselves and their children, and unlike crooked Trump and his crooked acolytes, really have helped make America great.
As for crooked Trump’s crooked acolytes, they are pure white. The only things brown about them are their noses.
And as for the GOP, it doesn’t care a fig for “law and order.” Nor does it care about the illegality of immigrants. GOPers feel the same about legal immigrants.
And surely they care nothing about “making America great. They care only about defending the cult leader and appealing to fellow haters.
“They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re rapists”: Donald Trump
The “law and order” party objects to illegality — but only by brown-skinned people.
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