Star of Siam

Alex Wagner's stock continues to rise. I missed where she had joined the Tiffany Network, CBS, in November. So it was surprising to see her on This Morning today.

The trending story is the FBI seeking and getting a FISA warrant to investigate Carter Page. Someone most people never heard of is the subject of a FISA warrant that is granted 99.9 percent of the time. Once people find out who Carter Page is, they still won't care. But to the Obama dead-enders at CBS, he's important because he advised Trump last summer before being let go.

Wagner's trademark is a partisan comment delivered with a smirk. Today, she said, "and another chapter opens..." in her transition to the next story. But don't worry, she considers herself to be non-partisan.

Wagner is as partisan as they come. She married Obama's chef and personal friend, Sam Kass. Her current boss, David Rhodes, is the brother of Obama's national security guy, Ben Rhodes. Her father was co-chair for Bill Clinton's Presidential campaign. Ah, but this is only circumstantial evidence.

Let Alex tell us, in her own words, how she feels about the second Amendment. She thinks we should "get rid of the second Amendment."

Alex has said that NRA President Wayne LaPierre advised people to carry firearms to protect themselves against "dark people in Brooklyn."

This is all carefully focus-group tested messaging. It's message discipline from someone who graduated cum laude from George Soros' Center For American Progress. A person buys a firearm not to protect themselves and their loved ones, but because they are afraid of "dark people." Likewise, if you favor a small decrease in federal food assistance, like SNAP, you are not a person concerned about dependency or the federal government's enumerated powers or the deficit.

You're "pro-hunger." Principled opposition to any government spending is proof that you are a human being without empathy, indeed, that you are sociopathic and sadistic.

The only proper response to that is not to say, no no, I'm not sadistic. You have to take Ben Shapiro's advice for debating liberals, and not let them establish the terms of the debate.

I'm not pro-hunger. You're pro-dependency. You're in favor of keeping the federal government large enough to take away my liberties to satisfy your altruism. Also, you're a fascist.