Taking down loathsome lefty pol Dan Goldman
In all of the craziness of politics nowadays, it’s price freezing the motion and specializing in an exquisite second within the Home the opposite day.
A second of fact and readability and a scrumptious takedown of one of the vital loathsome Democratic politicians ever to darken its doorways.
Let me introduce you to Dan Goldman, not too long ago hatched consultant of New York’s tenth Congressional District, smarmy inheritor to the Levi Strauss fortune, Democrats’ employees legal professional throughout the first impeachment of Donald Trump, Russiagate hoaxer, liberal darling of MSNBC, and, since he was sworn in 4 months in the past, inventory market dealer with an uncanny Midas contact.
Goldman, 47, owes his unlikely major win final 12 months to the tens of millions he spent on his self-funded marketing campaign, and the beneficiant endorsement of The New York Occasions, whose house owners, the Sulzbergers, have loved generations of cozy ties to the Goldman household.
It’s exhausting to discover a finer instance of elite privilege than this blue-eyed son of Sidwell Mates, Stanford and Yale.
Entitlement oozing from each pore, Goldman is coaching to be the brand new Shifty Schiff, the mendacious congressman he admires “tremendously,” as he instructed the Occasions, greater than any member of Congress in historical past, and whom he promised to “emulate.”
And so, predictably, on Tuesday, barely 4 months into his time period, at a listening to of the Home Homeland Safety Committee on left-wing violence, Goldman met his nemesis within the type of Julio Rosas, intrepid journalist and serving Marine Corps reservist.
Blood and mayhem
In the summertime of 2020, the 27-year-old senior author at Townhall, waded into the blood and mayhem of probably the most harmful BLM-antifa riots.
In Kenosha, Wis., Minnesota, Washington, DC, New York, Portland, Ore., and Seattle, Rosas introduced us priceless video proof of the violence that places the mislead the Democratic spin that antifa is a “fantasy,” or as FBI Director Chris Wray claimed, simply an “ideology,” and Joe Biden says is simply an “concept.”
Rosas got here to Capitol Hill armed with the reality.
“I coated many of those BLM and antifa riots,” Rosas testified, “and I can let you know these had been very damaging occasions, not simply within the second within the cities wherein they occurred but in addition to our nation’s total method to regulation and order . . .
“The far left organized to assault not solely law enforcement officials but in addition neighborhoods and harmless bystanders, lots of whom had been minorities. Sure, there have been BLM protests that had been peaceable. The frequent statistic cited is round 93% [and] thank goodness, as a result of in that 7% of violence, over $2 billion price of harm was finished . . . dozens of lives had been misplaced and an untold quantity had been harm or injured, myself included . . .”
“Antifa may be very a lot an actual motion . . . They don’t seem to be . . . a fantasy. I’ve seen their damaging actions firsthand.”
Rosas, who wrote a wonderful ebook about his expertise: “Fiery however Largely Peaceable: The 2020 Riots and the Gaslighting of America,” described the black-clad terrorist group’s extremely organized techniques.
They put on all black with black full face masks and backpacks to carry their weapons: Molotov cocktails, crowbars, hammers and metallic pipes.
In Portland, Ore., he noticed antifa lob an IED on the federal courthouse they had been besieging.
In Kenosha, he noticed them brandishing handguns.
They convey leaf blowers to direct tear fuel again at police and black umbrellas to deflect rubber bullets and conceal their crimes.
Rosas by no means livestreams video as a result of antifa has a “cyber intelligence unit” that alerts personnel on the bottom to hunt out and destroy anybody recording their violence.
“In the present day’s criminals don’t have any concern, as a result of why would they? Regulation enforcement is understaffed and even when arrests are made, pro-criminal DAs give them sweetheart offers to allow them to return out and commit crimes once more.”
Little accountability
Rosas warned that the far left is emboldened as a result of they had been by no means held accountable.
“I anticipate that if tensions will not be lowered and actions not taken, occasions like the end result of the 2024 presidential election might spark one other wave of violence that the nation might not come again from.”
Goldman was unmoved.
He learn aloud snippets from Rosas’ assertion again to him, sneering that, as a no one, he has no proper to problem Wray’s declare that antifa doesn’t exist.
We should belief the FBI over our personal eyes, ears and customary sense.
“Mr. Rosas, apparently the skilled now in organized terrorist exercise, has overruled the FBI director who says — there’s a headline — says ‘antifa is an ideology, not a corporation,’ ” stated Goldman, theatrically waving round a bit of paper.
“No, no, no, let’s not take heed to the FBI director. Let’s take heed to — sorry, what’s your title? — senior author at Townhall, who’s going to inform us that the FBI director is flawed.”
When Rosas responded, Goldman imperiously lower him off: “No, you can’t, I didn’t ask a query.”
However quickly sufficient, Rosas acquired his likelihood, and he made probably the most of each phrase.
He annihilated the smug silver spooner from Tribeca with info, and added a bonus character evaluation that had guests within the listening to room gasping with delight.
“It’s humorous to be lectured by an inheritor to the Levi Strauss Company,” Rosas started, “and that’s most likely why he doesn’t take into account property injury as an enormous deal as a result of, not solely does he have that, however he additionally has what some individuals would describe as an impossibly good inventory portfolio.”
“However what I can let you know is that in these riots that occurred three years in the past, sure, massive firms suffered injury and looting . . . however loads of the companies, they had been small companies. They didn’t come from multimillion-dollar households or firms . . .”
“It was completely disgraceful for Congressman Goldman to attempt to denigrate my title as a result of it’s not only a title. I’ve earned it. I used to be there chewing the dust in these harmful conditions. I didn’t see him in any of these locations. I used to be there in New York Metropolis protecting some fairly violent protests there.”
“And I’m additionally not only a author however [a Marine] and I used to be very happy with that. In order that’s simply typical elitist considering and that’s why lots of people hate Washington, DC, and actually, I don’t blame them.”
Cowardly Goldman had give up the listening to room by this stage, however he had one other piece of enterprise this week, submitting a movement to expel a New York Republican congressman, the serial fabulist George Santos.
If Santos is to be expelled for mendacity, so, too, ought to Goldman.
And Schiff. And the remainder of the Russia hoaxers.
That’s not even to say the liar in chief within the Oval Workplace.
In case you expelled all of the Dems who lied, there can be no one left.
Harry-meg: Take a look at us, look!
It was unusual that no one in NYC seen the supposed two-hour “close to catastrophic” high-speed automobile chase of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle by “a hoop of extremely aggressive paparazzi.”
In a metropolis gridlocked with site visitors, even Mayor Adams stated he discovered the declare by the royal grifters “exhausting to consider.”
The NYPD rained on their parade, too: “The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived at their vacation spot and there have been no reported collisions, summonses, accidents or arrests in regard.”
The taxi driver who drove the couple after their occasion Tuesday on the Ziegfeld Ballroom stated he wouldn’t name it a “chase, including that he felt protected throughout the journey.”
The royal duo is struggling relevance deprivation syndrome and a foul case of jealousy after Princess Kate and Prince William shone on the Coronation.
This drama is an try to seize the highlight after no one in New York seen they had been right here.
Coincidentally, as Web page Six reported, the incident occurred “hours after Harry was instructed that UK police will not be for rent” in his authorized battle demanding taxpayer funded safety.
A timeline of the alleged automobile chase issued by the NYPD, says Harry and Meghan didn’t need paparazzi to know the place they had been staying.
So that they had been pushed round Manhattan aimlessly for one hour and quarter-hour to create drama somewhat than driving a couple of minutes to their lodging on the Higher East Aspect.
Footage for the subsequent Netflix collection?
