Chuck Schumer Accuses Trump of Saudi Collusion

Chuck Schumer has accused Donald Trump of allowing the Saudis to get away with anything. But Chuck appears to have a very short memory. He has forgotten that it was the Saudis who gave Hillary Clinton’s Foundation $25million, for no apparent reason, except they wanted something from the Obama Administration, and they’d just completed a meeting with the former Secretary of State.

James Woods Remembers

James Woods hadn’t forgotten that juicy detail, though. Woods let Crying Chuck know that it couldn’t just be swept under the rug.

Chuck Schumer says Trump is tight with Saudis.

Chuck cares a lot about what appears to be a country eliminating one of its own citizens in an extra-judicial killing. He didn’t appear to have any such qualms about Barack Obama doing the same to American citizens.

Chuck Doesn’t Really Care

Neither did Chuck care about Iran hanging hundreds of men, women and teenagers, Kenya killing hundreds of its citizens, Nigeria killing its own citizens, nor South Africa killing its white farmer citizens.

In Mexico, 138 journalists were killed in the past 18 years. Not a sound from Chuck Schumer. There were some reports from American journalists and the National Press Club. Nobody said Medico should be sanctioned or the U.S. should stop trading with them.

Not only wasn’t there any mention of those killings, there was no suggestion of sanctioning those countries. Either Saudi Arabia’s citizens are more valuable than the others or it may just be an opportunity for Chuck to skewer Donald Trump.

Politically-motivated extra-judicial killings are a bad thing, but so is politically-motivated selective outrage. It is lucky there are people like James Woods who are watching and listening.

Alan Gray is the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of NewsBlaze Daily News and other online newspapers. He prefers to edit, rather than write, but sometimes an issue rears it’s head and makes him start hammering away on the keyboard.

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