Posted Originally on the conservative tree house on May 30, 2021 | Sundance | 310 Comments

There’s a particular trend pattern to identify DeceptiCons in the Republican party.  The Arizona Governor, Doug Ducey, is one easily identifiable member of that club.

The DeceptiCons support leftist goals and objectives; they are paid handsomely for their duplicity to support them; but they hide their support through parliamentarian tricks (cloture votes) and obtuse justification.  Cue the demonstration:

The Arizona GOP (party process) is almost as politically corrupt as the Virginia GOP.  However, the difference is the current legislative branch is still representing the majority of Arizona voters…. (whereas the Virginia GOP has been consumed by corruption and now pass club rules to protect themselves).

The republican legislature sends Ducey a bill to create stronger election integrity and a bill to block the indoctrination of Critical Race Theory in the classroom,… but the Governor arbitrarily says that’s not their jobs, focus on other stuff…. or else.  Think about the scale of hubris at work there.

The same governor who kicked Mike Lindell out of the RGA conference in Tennessee last week also vetoed 22 legislative bills.  Here’s the list:

HB 2554 — Requires that those chosen by parties to represent them at polling places be registered to vote in Arizona.

HB 2792 — Prohibits the delivery of early ballots to anyone who has not specifically requested one.

SB 1074 — Bans requiring public employees to have to participate in “critical race theory’’ training.

SB 1022 — Renames references in law from “product of human conception’’ to ‘’unborn child.’’

SB 1030 — Makes various changes to the practices and procedures of the Psychiatric Security Review Board, which has jurisdiction of people found “guilty except insane.’’

SB 1119 — Requires the attorney general to review the constitutionality of any executive orders by the president.

SB 1121 — Imposes new requirements for the the security, packaging and labeling of marijuana.

SB 1127 — Allows motorists to travel faster on some state highways without facing criminal charges.

SB 1135 — Increases the deduction available on individual income taxes for putting money into 529 college savings programs.

SB 1176 — Creates a “produce incentive program” to encourage purchase of Arizona-grown crops by people using food stamps.

SB 1215 — Exempts some liquor sales from certain labeling requirements.

SB 1408 — Mandates research on the correlation between marijuana use and mental illness.

SB 1514 — Requires the Department of Housing to provide emergency shelter beds in western Maricopa County for homeless seniors who are at least 55 years old.

SB 1526 — Allows a prisoner to receive a certificate after completing a training program to work in a field or trade and ensures female prisoners get feminine hygiene products without being charged.

SB 1635 — Makes numerous technical corrections to laws already enacted.

SB 1716 — Establishes the Joint Legislative Psychiatric Hospital Review Council and requires a surveillance system at the Arizona State Hospital.

HB 2001 — Creates a retroactive income tax credit for part of the value of land donated for a site for a traditional public or charter school.

HB 2070 — Provides for the release of original birth certificates that were sealed due to an adoption.

HB 2296 — Requires the Department of Transportation to suspend rather than revoke someone’s driving privileges after a second conviction of reckless driving, aggressive driving or racing.

HB 2303 — Mandates the health department to conduct proficiency testing of independent laboratories that test marijuana.

HB 2414 — Authorizes the health department to inspect any medical marijuana dispensary during normal business hours.

HB 2674 — Permits some people who were convicted of sex offenses to eliminate the need for them to register.

The DeceptiCon wing of the party feels emboldened by the lack of the MAGA contingent to push back forcefully against them. There are times when it becomes necessary to separate from bad people and unfortunately the Republican party does not seem capable of getting rid of the conniving corrupt internal elements.

Remember, MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was blocked from entry into the Republican Governors Association (RGA) in Tennessee. because members of the RGA were concerned that Lindell would confront them over their election fraud inaction.  Arizona Governor Doug Ducey is the Chairman of the RGA.

As we have all witnessed in the era of “Trump the outsider”, this DeceptiCon club has many tentacles. The DeceptiCon network is embedded deep inside the institution of the RNC, which is now chaired by Mitt Romney’s niece Ronna McDaniel. Essentially you can look at Ronna McDaniel’s curriculum vitae as a roadmap to the underlying agenda.

The larger goal of the current RNC network is to retain the club priority in similar fashion to what the Virginia GOP looks like. Those who control the republican party in Virginia are purists in the establishment GOP outlook. Pontificating Wall Street types, globalists in the form of UniParty members, who work openly to eliminate the threat of a true conservative base. The Virginia GOP will change any rule, undermine any candidate and intentionally lose elections (if needed) in order to retain the DeceptiCon agenda.

The outlook amid these cocktail class republicans toward the MAGA movement is identical as their former outlook toward the Tea Party. They view populism and ‘America First’ as a threat to their ideological goals and globalist objectives. This outlook is now being reinforced in several states by the party apparatus (see what happened to Mike Lindell). Ronna McDaniel facilitates the DeceptiCon club directly, indirectly and through a process of willful blindness.

The fight continues…

Posted originally on the conservative tree house on May 29, 2021 | Sundance | 34 Comments

Page #7 from the DHS budget for Customs and Border Patrol shows a staggering cut in infrastructure spending on the U.S-Mexico border.

In total the budget is cut from over $1.5 Billion to less than $55 Million.  The border wall spending is cut from $1.3 billion to ZERO.

[Source pdf – Biden DHS Budget]

For an administration that keeps hyping the need for infrastructure spending, it would appear some infrastructure is more important than others.  National security infrastructure to secure the border is virtually eliminated.

Posted originally on the conservative tree house on May 28, 2021 | Sundance | 237 Comments

During a veterans event today creepy Joe Cornpop, the inappropriate old man, resurfaced.

Joe Biden looks at a little girl in the audience, the daughter of a veteran, and says “I love those barrettes in your hair. Man I’ll tell you what, look at her she looks like she’s 19 years old sitting there like a little lady with her legs crossed.”

Apparently he cannot help himself…. very creepy.

Posted originally on the conservative tree house on May 28, 2021 | Sundance | 90 Comments

Six members of Mitch McConnell’s DeceptiCon caucus voted with senate democrats to support the commission.  The usual tribe: Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Susan Collins of Maine, Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Ben Sasse of Nebraska, Mitt Romney of Utah and Rob Portman of Ohio all supported the commission.  Pat Toomey (PA) would have supported, but he was absent for the vote.

The final vote was 54-35.  All of the supporting DeceptiCons also voted to convict former President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial earlier this year.

The senators who did not vote (absent) include: Blackburn (R-TN), Blunt (R-MO), Braun (R-IN), Burr (R-NC), Inhofe (R-OK), Murray (D-WA), Risch (R-ID), Rounds (R-SD), Shelby (R-AL), Sinema (D-AZ) and Toomey (R-PA).

You can see the Senate VOTE RESULT HERE

A reminder of who supported from the House side is below:

Posted originally on the conservative tree house on May 28, 2021 | Sundance | 132 Comments

I must say this part of THE BIG UGLY brings a smile to my face.  The more President Trump can call out the DeceptiCons the more people will wake up to just how manipulated and corrupted the Republican party has become.

There was no doubt in my mind that Paul Ryan was positioning himself to lead the “establishment” republican wing of the UniParty.  However, in reality, Paul Ryan as a candidate for Vice-President in 2012 received less votes in his own state of Wisconsin than candidate Donald Trump in 2016 and 2020.  The ‘America First’ national agenda, both economically and in larger global terms, was not represented in either wing of the UniParty system until Donald Trump came into politics.

PRESIDENT TRUMP – “RINO Paul Ryan, who became a lame duck Speaker of the House, lost all vote-getting capability with the people he represented in Wisconsin, and was the single biggest factor, other than Romney himself, for the monumental Romney/Ryan loss in the Presidential race of 2012 (I got more votes by far, 75M, than any sitting president in history!), and he is now speaking to other Republicans telling them how to win elections. Interestingly, I was in the Great State of Wisconsin when they booed him off the podium—I literally had to come to his rescue.

Ryan should instead be telling them how to stop the cheating of elections and that we would have won if Republican leadership fought the way the Democrats did.

It was the day that Ryan went on the board of Fox (Fox will never be the same!) that Fox totally lost its way and became a much different place, with millions of its greatest supporters fleeing for good. Paul Ryan has been a curse to the Republican Party. He has no clue as to what needs to be done for our Country, was a weak and ineffective leader, and spends all of his time fighting Republicans as opposed to Democrats who are destroying our Country.

As a Republican, having Paul Ryan on your side almost guarantees a loss, for both you, the Party, and America itself!” (link)

As the House Speaker Paul Ryan undercut President Trump at every turn in the first two years of his administration.  Ryan’s duplicity included his unwillingness to support Devin Nunes and other House chairman in their subpoena efforts against the bad actors in the intelligence community.  Paul Ryan was, in deliberate terms, knowingly and with specific intent, protecting the corrupt DC interests.

Yes, it is something he would rather people not remember, but it was Speaker Paul Ryan who blocked republicans in the House from issuing subpoenas in 2017 and 2018 for the election surveillance and FBI lies against President Trump.  It is also worth remembering that Paul Ryan’s leadership PAC funded democrat Conner Lamb in the 2018 mid-term election after Ryan announced his intended departure.

Paul Ryan has always been the type of DeceptiCon who could get the CPAC audience to stand and cheer for him only minutes after passing a massive omnibus spending package to support President Obama.  Thus the UniParty maneuvers are always present; including when Ryan said: “I am not going to defend Trump – not now, and not in the future.”

Additionally, former House Speaker Paul Ryan previously held a fundraising event for Liz Cheney (March 2021), and Paul Ryan recently announced he will host a fundraising event for Illinois Representative Adam Kinzinger.. ..

A week after saying any Democrat who made the 2020 presidential race about “Trump’s personality” will beat him, Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch hired Paul Ryan to serve as a board member for the news organization.  This announcement followed on the heels of Fox News hiring the former head of the DNC, Donna “Debate-Gate” Brazile, as a contributor.  Yes, it is clear to see the direction and intent of Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch.

It must also be remembered that in 2013 Fox News worked behind the scenes to facilitate the Senate’s comprehensive immigration reform platform.  Additionally, a year later, Murdoch himself advocated for Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio as the preferred candidates in 2016, using Megyn Kelly to achieve their objective.

Yes, it is all one unfortunate, political and ideological continuum.