February 10, 2019
Acting AG Matthew Whitaker: Football impresario, stomper of Democrats
By Ed Timperlake
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https://www.americanthinker.com/blo...football_impresario_stomper_of_democrats.html
The Judiciary Committee hearing on February 8, 2019, held by Chairman Nadler (D-N.Y.) with committee witness Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker, became an epic historic failure. Acting A.G. Whitaker's testimony is for the ages.
It is simple: just watch clips from the hearing while taking note of the video of the Iowa Hawkeyes scoring a touchdown on a pass thrown to Number 46, Matt Whitaker. If a person is capable of doing what Number 46 did under tremendous pressure, then the hearing was easily a symbolic walk in the park for the Acting A.G.
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[ame="http://youtube.com/watch?v=7JLYzAS8kwk"]1990 #13 Iowa at #5 Illinois Highlights - YouTube[/ame]
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The former Iowa varsity Rose Bowl player symbolically ran every play he knew on the Democrats of the committee, while keeping a true Iowa nice style. It was a day of symbolic smash mouth football while at times channeling his brilliant fake punt for a TD.
"Five minutes for lunch"? They did not see that coming.
A moment for the ages is captured in a lasting quote by witness Whitaker in his reminding the chair that if Nadler sets the rules, then he also must play by the rules. "Mr. Chairman, I see that your five minutes is up" will soon be part of congressional legends.
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[ame="http://youtube.com/watch?v=29liwMkGuRY"]Whitaker RIPS into Jerry Nadler: Your time is up, Mr Chairman! - YouTube[/ame]
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This exchange is equally priceless:
In a day of theater, lines were crossed. One specific example in challenging a witness's integrity was demonstrated by Rep. Jeffries (D-N.Y.). Congressman Jeffries made a rhetorical statement that was simply grandstanding against a proud, well educated, and distinguished man from Iowa. His behavior crossed over the line to a personal attack:
Let two years of theatrics begin, and the let the voters decide on election day 2020.
Acting AG Matthew Whitaker: Football impresario, stomper of Democrats
By Ed Timperlake
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https://www.americanthinker.com/blo...football_impresario_stomper_of_democrats.html
The Judiciary Committee hearing on February 8, 2019, held by Chairman Nadler (D-N.Y.) with committee witness Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker, became an epic historic failure. Acting A.G. Whitaker's testimony is for the ages.
It is simple: just watch clips from the hearing while taking note of the video of the Iowa Hawkeyes scoring a touchdown on a pass thrown to Number 46, Matt Whitaker. If a person is capable of doing what Number 46 did under tremendous pressure, then the hearing was easily a symbolic walk in the park for the Acting A.G.
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[ame="http://youtube.com/watch?v=7JLYzAS8kwk"]1990 #13 Iowa at #5 Illinois Highlights - YouTube[/ame]
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The former Iowa varsity Rose Bowl player symbolically ran every play he knew on the Democrats of the committee, while keeping a true Iowa nice style. It was a day of symbolic smash mouth football while at times channeling his brilliant fake punt for a TD.
"Five minutes for lunch"? They did not see that coming.
A moment for the ages is captured in a lasting quote by witness Whitaker in his reminding the chair that if Nadler sets the rules, then he also must play by the rules. "Mr. Chairman, I see that your five minutes is up" will soon be part of congressional legends.
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[ame="http://youtube.com/watch?v=29liwMkGuRY"]Whitaker RIPS into Jerry Nadler: Your time is up, Mr Chairman! - YouTube[/ame]
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This exchange is equally priceless:
In a day of theater, lines were crossed. One specific example in challenging a witness's integrity was demonstrated by Rep. Jeffries (D-N.Y.). Congressman Jeffries made a rhetorical statement that was simply grandstanding against a proud, well educated, and distinguished man from Iowa. His behavior crossed over the line to a personal attack:
Let two years of theatrics begin, and the let the voters decide on election day 2020.
:th_lmao:
