Democrats love to lecture America about “gun violence” and “law and order.” But when one of their own inner-circle operatives turns out to be knee-deep in criminal activity, suddenly it’s a game of duck and cover. Take the Dallas police standoff with Mike King — otherwise known as Diamon Maziarre Robinson — who just happened to be a longtime security officer for Texas Democrat Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett. Is anyone surprised?
The facts are as jarring as they are pathetic. Dallas SWAT had to take down Robinson after he threatened officers with a gun. Let that sink in. The left tells America to trust their leadership, but we’re supposed to ignore the fact that Crockett’s head of security was running around pretending to be a federal agent, running phony businesses, and even tricking real police into doing “off-duty” work for him. This isn’t just “bad judgment.” It’s the blind leading the blind — or worse, crooks protecting crooks.
And where’s Jasmine Crockett now? Hiding behind press releases and finger-pointing, refusing to address the simple truth: the Democrats’ own camp is crawling with fakes and frauds. If a Republican hired a fraudster for their personal security, the liberal media would be foaming at the mouth 24/7. But when it’s one of their own, the same outlets shrug it off, change the subject, or try to blame everything on “systemic issues” instead of personal responsibility.
This is what happens when you let the globalist, far-left crowd run things. They’re more focused on woke word salads and diversity quotas than they are on actually vetting the people who stand closest to them. It’s open season for con artists, so long as they have the right friends in high places. No accountability. No shame. Just more empty talk.
Americans aren’t stupid. We see the pattern — one Democrat scandal after another, always swept under the rug. If the left can’t even keep their own inner circles in line, why should anyone trust them to run the country? Maybe it’s time voters ask themselves: how many more crooks are being protected by this corrupt machine?
Source: Redstate
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