Democrats blind to the two tier justice system that benefits their deep state operatives

Red States:
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House Intel Chair Adam Schiff (D-CA) made the rounds on the political talk shows on Sunday, echoing a claim he made Friday on Twitter about how Stone’s commutation meant “there are now two systems of justice in America: One for Trump’s criminal friends and one for everyone else”....

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany appeared on Fox and Friends this morning and was asked about Trump’s decision and Robert Mueller’s self-serving WaPo op-ed from over the weekend. During the interview and today’s press briefing, McEnany made some key observations many in the media and on the left (including Schiff) have overlooked in their rush to condemn Trump:

Defending President Trump’s decision to commute Stone’s upcoming prison sentence, McEnany said that then-Special Counsel Robert Mueller had been charging people with “process crimes” in order to “justify the waste in tax dollars” on a “completely bogus witch hunt.”

McEnany said it was “curious” that ex-FBI official Andrew McCabe, director of the CIA under President Obama John Brennan, and Obama’s Director of National Intelligence James Clapper had all been accused of making false statements but did not face prosecution like Stone.

“Last time I checked they didn’t have 29 FBI agents wearing tactical gear showing up at their house in a pre-dawn raid,” the press secretary said. “Instead McCabe and Brennan and these guys are given lucrative contracts, books, contributorships.”
McEnany also said Trump was “the president of criminal justice reform” and that his Stone commutation was a part of that process. She also called out former President Bill Clinton, who pardoned his brother Roger Clinton, Whitewater associate Susan McDougal, and wealthy Clinton donor Marc Rich.
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When are the liars behind the Russian collusion hoax going to be brought to justice?  Why does their much more material lies not result in prosecutions?  BTW, Schiff was a notorious liar about the Russian collusion scam claiming evidence when he knew there was none.

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