Politics
Day After Joining CNN, John Kasich Gets Shredded by Hollywood Liberal for Flight Snafu
Don’t you just love a heartwarming story about GOP establishment failure?
Tuesday, GOPe hack, twice-failed presidential candidate, and former Governor of Ohio John Kasich joined CNN, where he will become their resident “Republican” hater of President Donald J. Trump.
Kasich has “morally superior and “holier-than-thou” Republican act since he was trounced by Trump in the 2016 GOP primary, presumably so that he will still be invited to fancy cocktail parties with his elitist political establishment friends, both Democrat and Republican. But, as Kasich is soon to find out, no Republican is morally superior enough to rise to the level of respectable in the eyes of the left. As author and lawyer Kurt Schichter wrote in a column at Townhall, in the eyes of Democrats, the only good Republican is a dead Republican.
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This afternoon, Kasich was the subject of a scorning Tweet storm from Hollywood liberal Julie Klausner. Apparently, Kasich took her seat on an Alaska Airlines flight, for which she shredded him on Twitter.
“Lol I just got bumped off this flight to San Francisco by John Kasich,” she began.
Lol I just got bumped off this flight to San Francisco by John Kasich
— Julie Klausner (@julieklausner) January 16, 2019
“Omg this is insane. Kasich was asked to move to premium from first class & took my seat instead. I volunteered to take a later flight instead of fighting. @alaskaairlines, your employees are the BEST, sweetest people. And thanks, airport employees, for working without pay today,” she continued.
Omg this is insane. Kasich was asked to move to premium from first class & took my seat instead. I volunteered to take a later flight instead of fighting. @alaskaairlines, your employees are the BEST, sweetest people. And thanks, airport employees, for working without pay today. https://t.co/vmnBEIds0S
— Julie Klausner (@julieklausner) January 16, 2019
“He would not stand! He sat in my seat!” she said in a third Tweet, referencing Kasich’s recent book in which he made sure that ordinary Americans knew how much better he was than them.
He would not stand! He sat in my seat! pic.twitter.com/NG5dVibthp
— Julie Klausner (@julieklausner) January 16, 2019
“He had two paths! One was to go to his re-assigned seat as requested and the other was to take mine!” she said, referencing another Trump-bashing Kasich book.
He had two paths! One was to go to his re-assigned seat as requested and the other was to take mine! pic.twitter.com/fIfHJH3bjG
— Julie Klausner (@julieklausner) January 16, 2019
Klausner bashed him several more Tweets, presumably from the airport terminal.
The lesson here is this: no matter how much slack you give to a liberal, a liberal will always view you as the enemy. A liberal will always hate you. A liberal with never compromise. For goodness sake, Kasich works for CNN, and he’s still getting blasted by liberals.
Unfortunately for the Governor, he’s never been much of a fighter. He will likely never learn this lesson.
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Mitch McConnell Censured by Nelson County, Kentucky Republican Party for Betrayal of President Trump
Kentucky Republicans aren’t happy.
Kentucky Senator and Republican Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has been formally censured by the Nelson County, Kentucky Republican Party, with party officials accusing the establishment Republican of betraying President Donald Trump.
A censure resolution was unanimously approved on Tuesday evening, in response to McConnell’s claim that President Trump was responsible for a raucous protest at the US Capitol earlier this month.
The censure “demands (McConnell) retract his statements impugning the honor of President Donald J. Trump,” referring to claims made that President Trump incited the Capitol riot. President Trump had urged rallygoers to proceed to the Capitol peacefully, before a small minority of those present took matters too far and trespassed onto Capitol grounds, disrupting election certification proceedings.
“I think it’s despicable. I think it’s a shame what he did today, because he used us over the past year to get his sorry butt reelected,” said a Kentucky Republican who phoned into the Nelson County GOP meeting in which McConnell was censured. “He used us.”
The censure resolution accuses McConnell of having “abandoned his Republican base that put him in office.”
McConnell has even gone so far as to suggest that he’d consider convicting President Trump in an impeachment trial, even after he’s left office. Such a development would represent no less than a final, ultimate betrayal of President Trump, with legal experts suggesting such a move isn’t even legal, with the Senate lacking jurisdiction to convict a private citizen.
Kentucky Republicans are also pushing for a rebuke of McConnell within the Kentucky Republican Party at the state level, and activists aim to pass a resolution requesting that McConnell shut down a second, hoax impeachment trial of President Trump, who has since left office.
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