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Friday, February 21, 2025

Kash Patel Confirmed as FBI Director

Survives Dems & RINOs


John R. Houk, Blog Editor

© February 21, 2025

 

All the Dem Senators voted against him and two RINOs (Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of Maine) with one surprising RINO voting for Patel (Mitch McConnell). The vote was 51 for and 49 against.

 

It’s early and I’m sure a lot of analysis will be forth coming. I ran into a WND post shows the obvious Dem-Marxist/RINO animus toward Kash Patel entitled, “In with Kash Patel – out with the Deep State” by Bob Unruh.

 

Patel is obviously qualified for the job. So you gotta ask yourself, “Why such were venomous hate and aspersions cast by Dems and RINOs against Patel?”

 

Could it be the man for the job will go beyond the DOGE to uncover Dem (Executive, Legislative & Judicial) criminal corruption that Dems and RINOs would rather not see the light of day? Could treason be involved? Hmm..?

 

I pray the new sheriff in town cleans up the Federal OK Corral!

 

JRH 2/21/25

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In with Kash Patel – out with the Deep State

Kash Patel (WND Photo)

 

By Bob Unruh

February 20, 2025

WND

 

It seemed to take only seconds. And it probably was no more than minutes. But when the Senate on Thursday approved Kash Patel, President Donald Trump's nominee to head the FBI, one recurring message appeared on social media:

 

"Deep State is COOKED!"

 

Or another way, "Deep State's days are over."

 

Democrats long have expressed vigorous opposition to Patel's nomination to the point it bordered on what appeared to be fear.

 

After all, Patel already is on record criticizing the bureau. And he was a key investigator that uncovered the false claims of the Democrats' "Russiagate" scandal that involved the FBI during Trump's first term.

 

Ranking Member Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., claimed Patel's confirmation would be "inviting a political disaster," and Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., issued a kind of threat, telling his GOP colleagues, "Mark my words, this Patel guy will come back to haunt you."

 

Durbin had claimed he had been told that Patel already was directing a "purge of career civil servants" at the FBI.

 

Patel's spokeswoman pointed out that was sourced by the media with "anonymous" informers and "second-hand gossip."

 

Durbin also had argued, unsuccessfully, that Patel didn't' have "the temperament" for the position.

 

But Patel also declined to explicitly promise he would not investigate possible criminal activity among former officials who have been critical of Trump.

 

This after Democrats spent much of Trump's first term, and the four years he was out of office, creating a long list of lawfare cases against Trump, which now have fallen by the wayside.

 

Some of them obviously were pushed by politics, such as the armed FBI raid on Trump's home in a dispute over presidential records over which his team already was negotiating. Coincidentally, Joe Biden also was found to have government records in his possession, but prosecutors gave him a pass.

 

Patel did confirm he's dedicated to restoring the public's trust in an agency that harbored anti-Trump activists who claimed they had an insurance policy to prevent Trump from becoming president in 2017.

 

Patel, a lawyer, worked briefly served in the Justice Department during the Obama administration, then worked in the U.S. House. He was senior counsel to former Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., in the House Intelligence Committee in 2017 and 2018.

 

He is credited with work debunking the FBI's Russia investigation and writing a memo that explained missteps at the bureau.

 

He later held positions in Trump's first administration.

 

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Mike Davis, of the Article III Project, said, "Kash Patel is exactly the kind of leader we need as America's new FBI director. With his impressive background in law, intelligence, and national security, he's uniquely qualified to assume the responsibilities of this important role for President Trump. Kash has proven time and again that he's committed to protecting our country and upholding the rule of law, along with rooting out decades-long corruption within the FBI."

 

He continued, "Kash will identify and hold accountable those within the FBI who put their partisan politics ahead of the rule of law and targeted their political opponents in the most anti-democratic abuse of law enforcement in our country's history. As Democrats say, 'no one is above the law.' In spite of a smear campaign from Democrat media and the uniparty in Washington, Article III Project ran an historic shock-and-awe grassroots campaign that engaged tens of thousands of America First conservatives to support Kash's nomination. Kash's opponents failed, and America won. Kash Patel is the right choice to restore integrity and accountability to the FBI, and he will serve this nation with dedication and strength while removing the deep rot from the Bureau."

 

Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, the chief of the House Judiciary Committee, said, "Kash Patel is the right man at the right time to lead the FBI. After years of weaponization and abuses under the Obama and Biden administrations, Kash will remove politics from the FBI and refocus the agency on doing what it's supposed to do: stopping crime and protecting the public. We congratulate Kash Patel on his confirmation as Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and look forward to working with him to achieve results for the American people."


Bob Unruh joined WND in 2006 after nearly three decades with the Associated Press, as well as several Upper Midwest newspapers, where he covered everything from legislative battles and sports to tornadoes and homicidal survivalists. He is also a photographer whose scenic work has been used commercially. Read more of Bob Unruh's articles here.

 

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