Race Baiter: MLK Would Have Wanted Impeachment Of President Trump

Denise McAllister is a cultural and political commentator for The Federalist, Real Clear Politics, and Hot Air. Today she posted a piece at PJ Media entitled, “Martin Luther King Jr. Tells Us To Take Personal Responsibility, Not Blame Others”.

One paragraph stood out: “Rage roams our streets looking for those to blame, always searching for fuel to maintain its fire. And there is always plenty to find in this fallen and imperfect world. Bitterness never fails to find a broken promise, a thoughtless word, a failed policy, or a lingering disappointment on which to feed.”

Enter Maxine Waters (D-CA), John Lewis (D-GA), Frederica Wilson (D-FL) and Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) who have announced they will skip President Trump’s State of the Union address on January 30.

Waters marked MLK Day on Twitter by suggesting the civil rights icon would have advocated for the impeachment of President Trump were he still alive today.

If MLK was alive today, he'd be marching not only for civil rights & protecting voting rights, but to urge Members of Congress to accept their responsibility to save the U.S. from a dangerous man who has no respect for our Constitution & no concern for strengthening our democracy

— Maxine Waters (@RepMaxineWaters) January 15, 2018

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would have encouraged every responsible human being to march for justice, to march for peace, and most of all, to march for the impeachment of Donald Trump. #ThankYouMLK50

— Maxine Waters (@RepMaxineWaters) January 15, 2018

Jonathan Turley, a nationally recognized legal scholar who has written extensively in areas ranging from constitutional law to legal theory to tort law appeared on Fox’s The Story with Martha McCallum.  He noted that legislators do not need to be present for the SOTU and neither does the President.  He may merely deliver a written statement to the Speaker of the House.

“Having said that, it’s a long tradition.  The members have to distinguish between the officeholder and the office,” Turley said.  “It’s not about them.  People are really upset with their government.”  Turley called attending the address an “institutional responsibility.”

Bon Appétit, Rats!

Not to be confused with National Cheese Day which falls on June 4th, The World’s Most Dangerous Community Organizer and his juvenile delinquent West Wingers will be fielding questions from Obamaphone owners and other idol worshippers with a virtual Big Block of Cheese Day.  Yep, it’s for reals.

It’s an event where no one is actually invited and where no cheese will actually be served and TWMDCO will answer staged questions.

Big Block of Cheese Day will be January 29th, the day after the State of the Union Address where he will once again talk the country to death.  We’ll be forced to listen to how he’ll improve the economy and how important privacy is and Obamacare is working really, really well.  There will be a blurb about ladders of opportunity and how Republicans are evil.  He’ll throw in a dash of race card and invoke his old standby bullshit line that with him in “the people’s house” the oceans will rise and the planet will begin to heal.”

Americans by the millions will curl up in fetal balls—blah, blah this and blah, blah that mimicking Charlie Brown’s teacher—until their ears bleed.

All we’ll need then will be a day devoted to fermented curds.  This White House is stupendously laughable.

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