Daily Archives: 2 June 2016

Democrat Justice

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This is how New York City Mayor, and proud Democrat, Bill de Blasio handles crime victims.

The enraged husband who beat a man to death with a tire iron for trying to rape his wife inside their Bronx apartment has been arrested and charged with manslaughter, police said.

“He threatened my wife,” explained Mamadou Diallo, as he was led out of the 42nd Precinct in handcuffs on Tuesday.

“He threatened my wife,” he said again, stone-faced.

More than threatened: he had stuck the poor woman several times, including with a chair, and had her clothes ripped off; it was only her blind luck that she was able to call her husband.

“I don’t want money, I’m going to rape you,” Nenegale [Diallo’s wife] recalled hearing, as 43-year-old Earl Nash forced his way into the residence after knocking on the door.

Such a terrible thing.  For the heinous crime of successfully defending his wife, de Blasio’s police department has arrested the victim’s husband.

After all, when the bad man comes and seconds count, the police will be only minutes away.  And, according to Democrat dogma, victims are supposed to wait out those minutes, die quietly, and leave it to their survivors to seek recompense.

Can we afford another Democrat in the White House and another Democrat-controlled Senate?

Elections have consequences.

“Systemic” Failures at VA Watchdog

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That’s the heart the title of USA Today‘s piece earlier this week on the Veterans Administration’s continued failure to perform.  This smacks of active coverup by the top levels of the VA.

A Senate investigation of poor health care at a Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Tomah, WI, found systemic failures in a VA inspector general’s review of the facility….

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The probe by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee found the inspector general’s office…discounted key evidence and witness testimony, needlessly narrowed its inquiry, and has no standard for determining wrongdoing.

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One of the biggest failures identified by Senate investigators was the inspector general’s decision not to release its investigation report….

Releasing the report would have forced VA officials to publicly address the issue and ensured follow up by the inspector general to make sure the VA took action. Instead, the inspector general’s office briefed local VA officials and closed the case.

Veteranos Administratio delende est.