President Trump wants “extreme vetting” for Middle East refugees who want to enter the United States.

But where the hell is the “extreme vetting” for contractors who work for the NSA? People like the ineptly named “Reality Winner,” who released top secret documents to The Intercept? And what is The Intercept? Oh, just the online domain that published documents leaked by Edward Snowden.

Moreover, not only did the Snowden Wannabe leak top secret info to a leftist publication, she also was a supporter of Bernie Sanders. And no surprise here: she’s also a fan of Bill Maher and Michael Moore.

Then there’s her love for Iran. Check out this tweet from February, when Winner was responding to the Iranian Foreign Affairs Minister:

Not only does she heart Iran, she also speaks Pashto, Farsi, and Dari. Farsi is an Iranian language, and Dari is Afghani.

Reality Winner, arrested for alleged classified leak, is a former US Air Force linguist who speaks Pashto, Farsi & Dari, her mother tells me pic.twitter.com/SQjt13wRw6

— Jon Swaine (@jonswaine) June 5, 2017

Furthermore, she also thinks white people are terrorists. Winner is whiter than Rachel Dolezal, but maybe she feels like a person of color. So I guess that justifies her self-hate, along with her loathing for other white people:

And she really, really hates the President. In fact, she calls him an “orange fascist:”

Along with calling him a c**t:

And yet this raging lunatic received top secret security clearance. Whiskey. Tango. Foxtrot.

So what does it take to receive Top Secret clearance? Here are some requirements as described in thebalance.com, a website which discusses careers in criminology:

The application process for Top Secret clearance will require you divulge nearly every bit of information about yourself relating to personal and business finances, residences, employment history, criminal behavior, prior military service, citizenship, and criminal behavior.

The questionnaire then goes to a background investigator, who verifies the information and begins a grueling and lengthy process of speaking to past employers, neighbors, spouses, ex-spouses, and acquaintances to determine whether you’re trustworthy enough to be given clearance. The in-depth background investigation will cover a 10-year period.

On top of that, the applicant must take a polygraph test. And none of these requirements can be waived, since they come from a Presidential executive order.

Yet no one checked Reality Winner’s Twitter feed, which was enough to set off red flags, klaxon horns, and warning flares. Where the hell was the extreme vetting for this American-hating piece of. . .um, work?

Beam me up, Scotty.