Familiarity and (Utter) Contempt

 RedState has a chilling essay.  We'll re-post a couple of grafs.....

... the Trump administration is getting in on the action with their own Friday afternoon document dump—and their dump also does not reflect well on Barack Obama and his administration. The documents in question are newly-declassified materials released by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard showing how deeply involved Obama and members of his administration were in helping to devise and perpetuate the Russia collusion hoax against Donald Trump....

You did NOT hear about that on NBCCBSABC......nor on NPR.  But you will.  Eventually.

 ...Rome had its share of great statesmen - not just Cincinnatus but Cicero, Cato the Younger, and others. The United States has had great presidents, from Washington to Calvin Coolidge to Ronald Reagan, and yes, to Donald Trump. But the Roman Republic, in its later years, was mired in political corruption. The common people - the plebs - saw their jobs given to slaves, usually important from outside Rome, who cost their employers much less. (Sound familiar?) The political classes grew steadily richer and richer while in office, from side dealing, from outright conquest, and so on. (Sound familiar?) The culture grew ever more degraded, with public orgies and drug abuse. (Sound familiar?) Elections were not trustworthy, with established officeholders often running against fake candidates - straw men - and rigging the counts. (Sound familiar?)....

Gabbard released her documentation to Bondi & Co.

Let's see how far this gets, but don't hold your breath.  As the great American Don Surber says:  No Excitement Until Indictment.