The Democrats' determination to cut off questions about the origins of the Trump-Ukraine investigation is strikingly similar to their determination to cut off questions about the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation. In both cases, they fought hard to keep secret the origins of investigations that have shaken the nation, deeply divided the electorate, and affected the future of the presidency. In the Trump-Russia affair, the investigation was entrusted to a special counsel who ultimately could not establish that Schiff's and the Democrats' key allegation. Now, House Democrats are doing the Trump-Ukraine investigation themselves, making it easier to reach the conclusion they want.

Due process is not about a result but about giving everyone a chance to tell his side of the story. You have a sham process where prosecutors with a clear bias and a prejudgment of the facts are not trying to make a factual determination but to orchestrate a show trial designed to validate the decision they reached before this whole Ukrainian thing even started – before the fake Russia thing began. Heck, before Stumbles McMyturn even lost. This is an unAmerican disgrace. It deprives the American people of their rights. Of course, our garbage elite waves that off. When you change the standards in your “special case,” every case inevitably becomes a “special case.” Then it becomes normal.

Mr. Trump and the Republicans need a new tax cut plan — just as a rock n roll band who’s album has just gone platinum needs a new album out next year. The fact that Democrats are so open about their lust for higher taxes, makes the case for a Republican tax cut, even stronger. What would a new tax plan look like? I’m a big fan of the Steve Forbes’ 18 percent post card flat tax. That’s probably too big and bold for now. Mr. Trump has said he wants any new tax cut to be aimed at the middle class. Let the liberals spend the next 11 months trying to explain why higher taxes and lower take home pay is better for families than lower taxes and MORE take home pay.  That should be fascinating to watch.

No doubt many voters are sitting on the Trump bubble, uncertain whether to sign up for another spin with him or whatever the Democrats are supposed to represent now. Medicare for All? Former GOP House Speaker John Boehner’s wheel-spinning term looks like a legislative golden age compared to what Mrs. Pelosi has done with her majority. What the speaker may have recognized this summer is that the activists’ take down Trump project was turning into three wasted years, and that voters might go looking for someone to blame for that. Once the Adam Schiff show closes, undecided voters will have about 10 months to decide if his politics of pursuit and retribution has been worth the trouble.

It represents an internal plot to subvert the work of the president and demands an investigation. To what degree did this organizing and collusion against the sitting president extend? If they were reaching out to the U.N. ambassador, who else did they attempt to recruit and corrupt? What issues did they intervene in? What damage was done to U.S. interests? Are other recruited corrupt actors still operating in the White House? Did someone recruit Mr. Kelly and Mr. Tillerson, or are they the core tumor of this cancer? This disturbing revelation of Ms. Haley’s provides a microcosmic look at the diseased self-regard that is endemic of the Deep State leading it to believe that they are in charge.

The networks are always and forever going to try and beat this president senseless with negative coverage. It's out of control. During the six weeks since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced the inquiry (Sept. 24 through Nov. 5), "the ABC, CBS and NBC evening newscasts churned out 398 minutes of coverage to the Ukraine scandal." Important, yes, but it's "more than three-fifths of all administration news during this period." The tone of overall coverage was 96% negative. That makes the long-running average of 90% look good. The negativity is both bombastic and shameless. Facts about the booming economy drew just 4 minutes and 6 seconds of coverage during these six weeks.

On his extremely popular radio talk show, Mark Levin lashed out at Ann Coulter, The Drudge Report, Anthony Scaramucci, Democrats, and the mainstream media for their relentless war on President Trump and now their collective call for his impeachment. Just in case those "sellouts" think they can get back in conservatives' good graces after a while, Levin warned them. "We have long memories here, don't we, Levinites? Long memories." Coulter, Scaramucci, Drudge and all the others who became "rich and famous" for being professional conservatives, are wise to pay attention. If they think they can turn against Trump now and get away with it, they're sorely mistaken.