FAIR AND BIASED: Conservative Ideology is under attack!

Monday, June 18, 2018

Conservative Ideology is under attack!

Weekly Opinion Editorial

REPORT PROVES TRUMP RIGHT!

by Steve Fair

The long awaited Justice Department Inspector General’s report on the FBI’s conduct regarding Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server came out Thursday. The IG, Michael Horowitz, found the FBI’s then director James Comey acted outside the established policies and guidelines of the Justice Department and was ‘insubordinate’ when he announced Clinton wouldn’t be indicted without telling then Attorney General Loretta Lynch. Horowitz concluded Comey wasn’t politically motivated, but that doesn’t make sense. What was Comey’s motivation to give Hillary a free pass? Good government- not likely. He claims to be a straight arrow, play by the rules guy, but in this situation, he clearly applied situational ethics in more than just his circumventing his incompetent boss.

The report reveals that two FBI agents involved in the Clinton email investigation were clearly Clinton supporters and hated Trump. One of the lead investigators was telling his mistress(also an FBI agent) that he would do anything he could to make sure Trump didn’t win- and he wasn’t talking about knocking doors and putting out yard signs for Hillary. "I just can't imagine the systematic disassembly of the progress we made over the last 8 years," he is quoted as saying in the report.

Horowitz’ opening statement before the Senate Judiciary Meeting on Monday reminded members of the committee that the report took seventeen months to complete. In the process over one hundred witness were interviewed and 1.2 million documents reviewed and the IG did not find any political bias on Comey’s part in not pursuing indictment of Clinton for breach of security. Horowitz did admit it wasn’t his job to determine if not indicting Clinton was the right decision- just that the decision wasn’t politically motivated by those that choose not to do it.

Democrats on the committee spent the day trying to get Horowitz to admit his investigation had nothing to do with Special Counsel Robert Muller’s investigation of President Trump and Russian collusion in the 2016 presidential race. Republicans tried to get Horowitz to say that Clinton should have been indicted. U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, (R-SC) said his goal was to find out if the Department of Justice (Loretta Lynch and James Comey) were in the tank for Clinton. Graham believes Horowitz, while critical of the FBl, is still covering for the bias that exists in the agency.

First, this report does not ‘totally exonerate’ the president of collusion with Russia. The 600 page report is about the Clinton email investigation and it proves the FBI did not conduct themselves in a fair and impartial way when that issue was investigated. It also reveals a disturbing bias in the nation’s highest law enforcement agency.

Second, this report does prove Trump’s point about the ‘swamp.’ There is corruption in all walks of life, but none more than in the political world. This report shows just how much the establishment lifers at the FBI hated Trump. It leads creditability to Trump’s cry that Robert Mulleur(former FBI director under Bush) is out to get him. Who they are really out to get is conservative ideology. Make no mistake about it.

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FAIR- because that's my name and BIASED because the truth is we are all biased- either for something or against it. What's important is that our bias(opinions) are based on right- on absolute truth and not on changing values. What's right cannot change based on a change in circumstances. That is the basis for situational ethics.

Situation Ethics is a theory that is concerned with the outcome or consequences of an action; the end, as opposed to an action being intrinsically wrong. In the case of situation ethics, the end can justify the means. There are no absolutes. Your actions are guided only by your conscience.

A person's view of right can be subjective. But there is a way mankind can definitely know what's right and that is revealed in God's Word- the Bible. As His creatures, we should be biased toward things our Creator is for and biased against those things He is against. May God grant us the grace and understanding to know the difference.

PARTY AFFILIATION IS IMPORTANT! by Steve Fair- written in 2009

How important is political party affiliation? Some people mistakenly believe only politicians need political affiliation, which they use for support to get elected. They contend the electorate or voters, do not need to be aligned with any Party. These same people often state they “support the man, not the Party.” But whether they recognize it or not, they are supporting a party when they “support the man.”
Most of the Founding Fathers had a negative view of political parties. In his farewell address to the nation, George Washington warned about political parties saying, “However [political parties] may now and then answer popular ends, they are likely in the course of time and things, to become potent engines, by which cunning, ambitious, and unprincipled men will be enabled to subvert the power of the people and to usurp for themselves the reins of government, destroying afterwards the very engines which have lifted them to unjust dominion.” In spite of Washington's warning, political parties were formed anyway.
From 1796 to 1828 the first political parties were formed. Starting with the Federalists and Anti-Federalists, two opposing factions arose. Each was concerned with how the new government was to be organized. The Federalists believed in a strong central government. Their philosophy and beliefs would closely mirror the Democrat Party today. The Anti-Federalists strongly supported the rights of the states. They would more closely align with Republicans today.
Since the mid 1800s, the Ds and Rs have been the two major political parties in our country. Political parties flourished in our government mainly for legislative organization and expediencies sake. Why is Party affiliation important for the average voter? Party affiliation is important for three very simples reasons.
First, party affiliation is the first vote a citizen casts. When a citizen registers as a Democrat, then they are aligning philosophically with the values, beliefs, tenets, and positions of the Democrats on the issues. Party affiliation “defines” you are and what you stand for. It should be taken as seriously as a vote for a specific candidate. Research what each Party stands for, their positions on issues, and then align with the Party that is closest to your values. Copies of both major Party platforms are available on-line or at the local library.
Second, legislatures organize themselves and conduct business using party affiliation. The legislative branch of government is the most powerful arm of the three branches of government. Legislative bodies hold closed meeting of party members, called a caucus to decide on questions of policy or leadership. The Republicans hold a caucus meeting and the Democrats hold a caucus meeting-both at the state and federal level. Unfortunately, conservative, moderate and liberal philosophies do not hold caucus meetings or control the legislative agendas- parties do. When someone says they vote for “the man,” not the party, they fail to understand the power and function of a caucus system in a legislative body. The Party in the majority controls appointments, Chairmanships, the agenda and countless other things through the caucus.
Third, party affiliation should be a matter of conviction, not convenience. Often, people align with a party so they can vote in primary elections or based on family tradition or geographies. Even candidates will align, file and run affiliated with a Party they have little philosophical agreement with. That decision is made out of convenience, not conviction. While no political party is perfect or has all the answers, there is a distinct difference between the two major parties and honest citizens should align with the Party that reflects their convictions.
The Democrat Party is more liberal than the Republican Party. Liberals believe in more government control of business, the environment and speech, using large bureaucratic programs to address real or perceived social ills and constant reinterpretation of the Constitution. Liberals are more inclined to trust government than the people themselves. They see the role of government as a great provider of goods and services and have little faith in the individual to solve his own problems.
Republicans are more conservative than Democrats. Conservatives believe in less government control of the environment and business. They want fewer and less comprehensive government programs to address real or perceived social ills. They believe in personal responsibility and trust individuals to make decisions for themselves. Republicans believe in a strict literal interpretation of the Constitution. A person should find out which of these philosophies best fits their view if they wish to actively participate in the political process.
Party affiliation is important. Washington’s prophecy has come to past, and political parties have been used to empower “unprincipled men,” on both sides of the aisle, but like it or not, political parties are a reality in our system of government. Each concerned citizen should evaluate the philosophy, values, beliefs and tenets of each Party and align their party affiliation accordingly.

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