Why Grandma, What Big Pupils You Have....

All the better to lie to you my dear!

After all the media hype surrounding Stormy Daniels expose' of her alleged Trump Trysts on 60 Minutes, the only big revelation was that she appeared to be under the influence of some kind of chemical stimulant. Oh, and yes she is a slut. The dead give away (for the stimulants - not the porno stuff) was the size of her pupils that indicated that she there was a high probability that she was using cocaine or she was dead/unconscious. This despite the very harsh, bright lights used during the interview which should have reduced their size.

Discussions of the effects of stimulants on a persons pupils can be accessed here. Dilated pupils is a commonality among users of cocaine, methamphetamines and ecstasy.

Daniels' pupils should have been very diminished under that lighting. Years ago I did some local cable television programming for my department (crime reporting) under the same kind of bright television studio lights and it is quite uncomfortable. You could almost hear my pupils straining to get smaller.

The Gateway Pundit has some Twitter observations on Stormy's dinner plate pupils.

Was washed up pornstar Stormy Daniels high on drugs for her highly anticipated ’60 Minutes’ interview? Twitter couldn’t help but notice Daniels’ dilated pupils. Later came the accusations of drug use.

Pupils tend to constrict due to the bright lights used for TV interviews.
Stormy Daniels Pupils vs Her Lawyer's vs Anderson Cooper's. Interesting. pic.twitter.com/54GoP00zgZ

— Mark Dice (@MarkDice) March 26, 2018

This isn't going to end soon. Daniels' lawyer is in cahoots with the media to drag this out as long as possible; probably hoping to drown out the collapse of the Russia, Russia conspiracy. Already more "evidence" is being promised. To keep this charade going, more unverifiable, salacious tidbits will be dropped like rabbit turds in a carrot patch.

No Matter How Sweet The Lies May Taste

At 10:34 AM today the State Department tweeted out notification of an imminent announcement by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.

A flurry of reports based on an exclusive story published by Carol E. Lee, Stephanie Ruhle and Dafna Linzer on behalf of NBC News touting the Secretary as having called President Trump a “moron” during a meeting with Pentagon officials and cabinet members.

The tensions came to a head around the time the President delivered a politicized speech in late July to the Boy Scouts of America, an organization Tillerson once led, the officials said. 

Officials said that the administration, beset then by a series of high-level firings and resignations, would have struggled to manage the fallout from a Cabinet secretary of his stature departing within the first year of Trump’s presidency. 

The NBC “story” went on to say Vice President Pence “spoke to Tillerson about being respectful of the president in meetings and in public, urging any disagreements be sorted out privately.”

In August, Trump was furious with Tillerson over his response to a question posed by Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace concerning the president’s handling of the racially charged and deadly violence in Charlottesville, VA. “The president speaks for himself,” Tillerson said at the time.

Tillerson said Wednesday that he has never considered resigning his position, disputing the NBC News report that he was on the verge of such a move over the summer. 

"The Vice President has never had to persuade me to remain as Secretary of State because I have never considered leaving this post," Tillerson said in remarks delivered from the State Department.

From the transcript of his remarks:

“To address a few specifics that have been erroneously reported this morning, the vice president has never had to persuade me to remain as secretary of state, because I have never considered leaving this post. I value the friendship and the counsel of the vice president and I admire his leadership within President Trump’s administration to address the many important agendas of President Trump, both from a foreign policy perspective and a diplomatic — I’m sorry, a domestic objective.”

“Let me tell you what I’ve learned about this president, whom I did not know before taking this office.”

“He loves his country. He puts Americans and America first. He’s smart, he demands results wherever he goes, and he holds those around him accountable for whether they’ve done the job he’s asked them to do.”

“Accountability is one of the bedrock values the president and I share. While I’m new to Washington, I have learned that there are some who try to sow dissension to advance their own agenda by tearing others apart, in an effort to undermine President Trump’s own agenda. I do not and I will not operate that way. And the same applies to everyone on my team here at the State Department.”

As the battle between the media and the president rages on the American public grows ever more weary of the bias and the salacious lies they purvey.  Creating outrage with their Trump bashing is their stock in trade.  As sweet as their lies may taste to them, they cannot mask the authentic progress the Trump Administration has made.