RedState; Sister Toljah . . .
. . . "The first thing I thought when I read that was "Swalwell was allowed on an FBI briefing call?" Considering his, um, questionable history when it comes to national security, I wasn't the only one:
"The second thing I thought was "What kind of person takes a cheap shot at a grieving colleague in the aftermath of what happened this week?"
"There was also this, from former Bush speechwriter Marc Thiessen:
I’ve met you off camera and you’re quite normal, even nice. But then you get on camera and suggest you’ve seen classified evidence Donald Trump was a Russian agent — only to have the Mueller probe find that was a conspiracy theory. You might want to remove the beam from your own eye before pointing out the splinter in your neighbor’s eye.
"I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that Swalwell, who isn't fit to be in the same room with Kennedy much less to be speaking about him with such disdain, does actually have one thing in common with him. Swalwell, like Kennedy, is the same person he is on the screen that he is when the cameras aren't rolling.
"The difference, however, is that Kennedy is a great, honorable man, leader, and national treasure. Swalwell, on the other hand, well, in the interests of keeping this piece family-friendly, I'll leave it to readers to debate who and what he is."
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