National Review, arguably one of the most pathetic publications currently in existence, has decided to fire one last missile at the Trump Train before Super Tuesday’s slaughter is announced tonight, blasting Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions for his dedicated support to our future President, who is described by the Review as a “Dorito-tinted proto-fascist.” The largely-incoherent piece, authored by a scrawny little punk by the name of Ian Tuttle, who looks like he may know a thing or two about the art of cuckoldry, attacks Sessions as both a “prostitute” and a “rat” for jumping on The Leader’s promises of sealed borders, deported Mexicans and Moslems, and trade deals that do not involve outsourcing to nations where street-defecation is a tried and true pastime.
According to Ian, the support of Sessions is foolish due to the fact that Trump is not a “true Conservative,” which I suppose is true if such a label only applies to those who plunge America into unending war, flood the nation with barbaric genetic refuse, provide hypocritical lip service to the Christian faith, consistently yield ground to Marxist causes, and pride themselves on unbridled greed and the acquisition of material wealth.
Further scathing remarks are also made by Tuttle, against Breitbart News, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, Maine Governor Paul LePage, and other figures who have voiced their disgust towards the treasonous Republican Party.
From Breitbart:
National Review, a once-venerable conservative publication, has officially gone off the rails entirely, publishing an article calling Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) a “prostitute” for endorsing billionaire Donald Trump for the GOP presidential nomination.
That abominable attack on perhaps the most revered conservative in the U.S. Senate ran in a National Review piece arguing that anyone who endorses Trump is a “rat” that is “scurrying” and is also a “sellout.”
“The Rats Are Scurrying: Republican Officeholders Who Endorse Trump Are Sellouts,” reads the headline of the article.
The piece, from Ian Tuttle, opens with the argument that Trump is exploiting a phony perception of a failed Republican Party to win the nomination.
…
In the next paragraph, Tuttle amazingly compared Sessions to a prostitute. “Speaking of prostitutes: On Sunday, Alabama senator Jeff Sessions offered Trump his own endorsement,” Tuttle wrote. To put this in perspective, National Review’s own editor-in-chief, Rich Lowry, has praised Sessions as a white knight of conservatism in a dark world of fake Republicans.
…
“So, the Trump fans are right. The Republican party is full of people who care more about power than about conservatism,” Tuttle wrote. “How do we know? Because many of them are choosing to support Donald J. Trump. After all, there’s nothing conservative about Donald Trump,” Tuttle went on to finish.
Click for Full Text!
