Loading ...An Attack on America
From Jeff Childers
Speaking of O’Learys, Fox News ran a terrific story yesterday headlined, “Kevin O’Leary warns ‘extraordinary’ NYC civil fraud penalty against Trump is ‘an attack on America’.” Truer words were never spoken.
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O’Leary seemed outraged about Trump’s historic $464 million dollar fine — over an offense for which officials who can’t speak proper English are still searching for a victim. Kevin properly pointed out that the problem has nothing to do with Trump. It’s about due process and property rights. In other words, if this works against Trump, everybody knows they’ll do it again, and again, and again.
They literally can’t help themselves. They are like bureaucratic termites. Their nature is to eat up and hollow out anything good and normal.
The article included more great stuff O’Leary said. But in my view, Kevin’s most important point was his call for everyone — regardless of political persuasion — to look at this case as an attack — not on Trump — but on America itself:
“This is an attack on America and I don’t know how you can look at it any other way. And I know plenty of investors who are completely disturbed by this … no one is going to put any money to work in New York in these amounts until this thing settles down. The whole world is watching, and everybody’s waiting for one thing we haven’t got yet: adult supervision. Where is it? Where are the adults in this crazy narrative? Certainly there’s got to be adult supervision at some point. And I understand, you know, the war going on here and all the political yada-yada, woof-woof-woof. But we need an adult in the room now. This is the United States of America under siege.
The entire Woke agenda and its cultural marxism is an attack on America.
The only answer that I could really come up with is to find a way to insist that those who voted for these folks have to eat their own cooking.
Meaning …. you have to stay put, and folks with records of voting blue can’t soil their nests and then move to red states and vote there. Obviously, that isn’t feasible under the law but somehow that is the result we have to find an equivalency for. The strategy of voting with your feet has this downside potential also. Ask anyone who grew up in Colorado and watched those who became disillusioned with California turn it into the same. I remember warnings about that when I lived there in the 1970s.