One of my personal favorites (as in love to call out for their nonsense favorites) from the Obama administration is former national security adviser Susan Rice.

She earned my eternal ire when she went on the Sunday shows on September 16, 2012, after the attack on the mission in Benghazi and spun the fiction about it being all about an “internet video.”

I distinctly still recall how she threw the Libyan President Mohamed Magariaf under the bus on “Face the Nation.” He had just said the attack was obviously preplanned by al-Qaeda and they had some folks in custody. Then Rice came next on the show and laid out the talking point that they didn’t know and it was about an internet video. It was ridiculous and shameful, to help protect Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

She really should have taken her ball and gone home, never showing her face again after that.

Alas, that wasn’t to be and she’s intermittently inserted her opinion into the public domain since then. Including last night immediately, after it became clear that the Democrats wouldn’t have the votes to get new witnesses and evidence into the Senate trial.

This is not going to end well — for the GOP. https://t.co/AZXSCOdSkI

— Susan Rice (@AmbassadorRice) January 31, 2020

Rice, as usual, is wrong.

But actor Isaiah Washington, a big Trump supporter, had a few things to say to Rice, who is on the board of Netflix.

No my dear. This is not going to end well for you and the @DNC but go off! Or you can just do a documentary with @netflix about how y’all tried to destroy the Republic and lost cc: @realDonaldTrump #MAGA #KAG #LRA 🙏🏾🇺🇸🙏🏾 https://t.co/qSHmvhR97V

— The Tweet Sniper💥 (@IWashington) January 31, 2020

Boom.

Washington is right on the money. Democrats had hoped to tar the president and harm the chances of Republicans with this whole exercise.

But instead, Trump’s approval numbers have actually gone up while this was going on, and are at their highest since inauguration.

Trump’s RCP job approval today hit its highest level since just after his Inauguration, a three-year high. Since impeachment began in October, his net disapproval has been cut in half, from -13.4 to -6.1 today. pic.twitter.com/7nl6xM6v1r

— Ari Fleischer (@AriFleischer) January 28, 2020

And it’s galvanized Trump supporters and revealed to everyone just how craven and power hungry Democrats are.

So thanks for all your help, Democrats. See you (in tears) in November.