With each passing day, or it certainly seems that way, it becomes just a bit more evident that ‘Dingy Harry’ Reid’s is apparently losing his grip on reality. Now whether this might be because of his rather advanced age (74) or was brought on by the fact that he’s now beginning to realize that he likely won’t be leader of the Senate this time next year, I don’t know if anyone really knows for sure. But whatever the reason, ‘Dingy’ has most certainly slipped a cog, and seems more than ready for a rubber room.
Anyway, I think by now everyone is probably pretty well aware of the fixation that old ‘Dingy’ seems to have with those two wealthy conservative donors, David and Charles Koch. But it was very recently that ‘Dingy’ took this bizarre fixation of his to what can safely be called a whole new level. And isn’t it strange that the only money that ‘Dingy’ ever seems to take issue with as being any sort of a problem, is the money being directed toward conservative issues or conservative candidates?
So it was on Thursday that ‘Dingy’ made the rather idiotic charge that the billionaire Koch brothers lead what ‘Dingy’ referred to as being a cult. ‘Dingy Harry’’s claim was apparently inspired by some recent reports that David and Charles Koch held their latest donor and political organizing conference in California under tight security and secrecy, with no one talking publicly about what was discussed or decided there. But isn’t this the very same thing that liberals nearly always do?
‘Dingy’ recently took the time to proclaim from on high as leader of the Senate, "Attendees were sworn to secrecy. High levels of security, concealment, an oath of silence." ‘Dingy’ went on to say, "That doesn't sound anything like a typical conference. It sounds more like a cult." Actually what it sounds like to me is that these folks were really trying to do was avoid receiving any unnecessary harassment from a Democrat Party that seems very willing to use the IRS to do all of its dirty work.
But in continuing his insane little rant, ‘Dingy Harry’ went on to say that this evil Koch brother lead cult is definitely not your normal cult. Oh no, it’s something much, much, worse than that. ‘Dingy’ said, "Instead of being a religious movement or a secret sect, this is a cult of money, influence and self-serving politics." He then added, "This is the cult of Koch." You know, I suppose in one sense that is could be considered as being kind of funny, if it weren’t so pathetically dishonest.
‘Dingy’, who has made the brother oil barons the target of numerous floor speeches, went on to argue that they prove the need to pass a constitutional amendment that would restore caps on spending in politics. ‘Dingy Harry’ said the level of secrecy around the conference, and the multiple groups the Koch brothers fund to promote their agenda without revealing where the money comes from, demonstrate the need to shine more light on their activities. And yet it’s the Democrats who are at their best when working in the shadows.
‘Dingy’ said, "Let's put an end to the cult of dark money, and in this instance, the hidden dark money which is corrupting our elections." But what ‘Dingy’ really wants to get rid of is any source of financing that still exists for those on the right. He’s not at all concerned about the money that comes from billionaires like George Soros, Tom Steyer, Peter Lewis, John Sperling or Warren Buffett, to name just a few, that goes to support Democrats as well as all manner of Democrat causes.
So the fact that ‘Dingy Harry’s’ willing to label some big money donors as being a cult of dark money and other not, should be seen as being rather selective, at best, as well as more than a little hypocritical. But there’s really very little that this guy says anymore that comes as being much of a shock. But he’s a Democrat and is therefore able to say some of the most incendiary things and still get a pass from those in his party as well as by those in the state-controlled media. It’s just the way it is.
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