The Democrats became so addicted to their need for President Trump to be permanently under a cloud of criminal suspicion for their press lackeys to celebrate endlessly, that their present discomfort is considerable as the weight of prosecutorial scrutiny shifts to another — that is, to their — foot.
The performance of the former acting attorney general, Sally Yates, at the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday was the most dignified and plausible attempt yet by any serious Obama Administration official to try to maintain the fiction that its justice department and intelligence agencies didn’t go rogue and assault the Constitution.
Ms. Yates maintained what has become the quaint, almost twee, Democratic preoccupation with Russia — an affected paranoia that nostalgically recalls the piping days of the Cold War when the Kremlin and American leaders routinely intimated an ability to obliterate the other..........Does anyone, except the Stelter-Tapper-Blitzer-Scarborough nether region of liberal cable-loopies, still pay any attention to this bunk?............All of these Democratic myths are fraying at the edges...............To Read More...
My Take - Okay, I've never seen the word twee in my life, unless it involved someone with a speech impediment who couldn't pronounce the letter "r". But it's a word and it has a definition.
Since I wouldn't be surprised to find 99.9% of the well read population of the world would have to look it up, the only question I have is, why use it?twee - /twē/ adjective British adjective: twee; comparative adjective: tweer; superlative adjective: tweest - excessively or affectedly quaint, pretty, or sentimental
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