Opponents used to have to do "oppo research," now they just have to sit back, relax and wait for the cancel culture warriors to arrive?

By Scott Bixby @ TheDailyBeast.com, Dec. 13

Cenk Uygur said the genes of women who didn’t want to sleep with him are “flawed.” Bernie Sanders said his voice “desperately” belongs in Congress. Now everyone’s backtracking.

Trump backed loser for KY governor Matt Bevin issued over 400 pardons for murderers, rapist, child rapists and other criminals before leaving office. He didn't publicize the list, shocked local Kentucky prosecutors had to file open records requests to find out who Bevin has set loose on the community. Bevin is the deplorable guy who said striking teachers "would be responsible" if students left home got raped by KY folks hanging around their homes. It's Ok because I am sure he prayed on it. Some criminal pardons were family members of big GOP contributors.

America once used the words “treason” and “traitors” only in cases of actual betrayal of our nation’s most vital secrets or interests. They were profound words, deep with meaning, grim in import, carrying with them the knowledge that the penalty for treason was death.

Be honest: The words “traitor” and “treason” don’t have the sting they once had; they’ve been devalued from mis- and over-use by this president. For Donald Trump, any opposition, either personal, ideological, or political is treason. Anyone who stands in his path betrays the Great Leader. Anyone who fails to take the knee is a traitor.

"America's non-response to the Turkish horrors established patterns that would be repeated," Sen. Bob Menendez said.

By Burgess Everett @ Politico.com, Dec. 12

The Senate on Thursday unanimously passed a resolution recognizing the Armenian genocide in Turkey more than 100 years ago, over earlier objections from President Donald Trump.