Why are the Dems going after Devin Nunes, Again?

If you paid attention to the public hearings in the House Intelligence committee, you know that Devin Nunes is a force with his questioning, and as the Ranking Minority Member, isn't going to let this Hoax get any further out of hand.  In one instance he had his opening statement which exposed the Lies that the Democrats in the house have said about President Trump, and ALL of those statements turned out to be false:



A total wreckoning from the Southern San Joaquin Valley, Republican, now the conservatives hand the Trump Card, and now get to deal their own 'OMG' moments with witnesses of their choosing. here's the video:



Then His closing statement in the last hearing held was the best move by Nunes to date, where he happens to cite  a house rule, 

2(j)(1) of House Rule XI gives the minority the right to witnesses of their choosing on one hearing day, the committee majority maintains control over the scheduling and logistics of that hearing.

 which allows the minority party to hold their own hearings where they will have the authority to call their own witnesses.  This is a Major thorn into the hopes democrats have of impeachment.  So what is their idea of revenge, almost unbelievable unless you believe in coincidence?  DEVIN, THE CONSERVATIVE WATCHDOG:



Another key moment that Nunes flat-out embarrasses Adam Schiff:



JOHN RATCLIFFE DELIVERS SHOCKING PROOF OF NO BRIBERY AND NO EXTORTION!

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Outside-the-Box Thinking: Ron Paul as Romney's VP

By Kathleen Ann | Yahoo! Contributor Network

Political rumors abound about Mitt Romney's vice presidential pick -- especially with public backing this week of Condoleezza Rice from high-profile conservative voices. Whom Romney will choose between now and the Tampa convention is anyone's guess. But who is No. 1 on some GOP voters' wish lists? Here's one Republican's perspective:

COMMENTARY | My first choice for Mitt Romney's GOP running mate is, hands down, Ron Paul. The Texas representative is the only candidate who can target a growing demographic of voters like me who do not fit into the status quo GOP box.

He is, for me and many others, a beacon of hope for small government with less involvement and control over our day-to-day lives. His sound fiscal policies, such as auditing the Federal Reserve and desire for less claustrophobic regulations, are also extremely appealing.

As a "liberty-oriented" Republican, I often balk at the way Republican Party leadership attempts to impose morality upon others. Paul's libertarian ideals would allow me to breathe freely, knowing that someone holding a high political office is concerned about protecting my civil liberties.

Many Republicans balk at Paul's high-minded ideals in terms of foreign policy and restructuring and shrinking the federal government. Running as the GOP's vice presidential nominee would put him in a position where his platforms would not seem as "all or nothing" as they might on a presidential platform. Also, by giving Paul the nomination for vice president, it would prevent a potentially damage party split -- were Paul to run as an independent candidate, hurting Romney in the process.

Are Paul's ideas are "scary"? They are certainly outside the box. But free trade and nonintervention can lead to peace and prosperity within our nation. Running on a vice presidential ticket, Paul would be able to gather supporters from all ends of the spectrum: Republicans, independents, and even Democrats. I personally know many voters who are of a "Paul or No One" mindset this election season.