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#ShePersisted » 12 Mar 2017 12:20 pm » wrote: Some of them are even promoting the conspiracy theory that it wasn't Russia who hacked the DNC, but our own intelligence community.

Really hilarious given that you're promoting a collapsing conspiracy theory that Trump collaborated with the Russians.

But no other POTUS has ever given Putin regular tongue baths like the guy who presently inhabits the WH does.

Oh my, words.

Obama caved to him on actual policies, Dim.

#ShePersisted » 12 Mar 2017 11:51 am » wrote:Why I like John Kasich and didn't just vote for him because I 'hate Trump so much.'

He's the last of the compassionate Conservatives.

It isn't "compassion" to expand government programs and entitlements to the point the entire US economy risks collapse at some point, moonbat.

Termin8tor » 12 Mar 2017 2:05 pm » wrote:Baloney.

That piece was mentioned in the Business Insider piece I posted, which you obviously didn't bother to read.

The National Review published a story on February 2 headlined "The Anti-Trump Media's Attack on Monica Crowley." It was written by Andrew McCarthy, a self-described friend of Crowley's.

McCarthy said the reports were "blown wildly out of proportion, to the point of smear," citing a Facebook post from Lynn Chu, a copyright lawyer, who said she "found CNN's splashy 'plagiarism' accusation to be ill-supported — a heavily exaggerated, political hit job."

A piece written by her friend and based on a Facebook post.



Jackass.

#ShePersisted » 12 Mar 2017 2:14 pm » wrote:That piece was mentioned in the Business Insider piece I posted, which you obviously didn't bother to read.

A piece written by her friend and based on a Facebook post.



Jackass.

So what she's a friend? So what it appeared on Facebook?

She's a copyright attorney who understands what plagiarism is and is not.
Are you alleging she's lying?

And CNN is the corrupt cable network that covered up Clinton's crimes and impeachable acts.

Figures you'd trust them.

#ShePersisted » 12 Mar 2017 12:56 pm » wrote:Journalists outraged by Tillerson's plan to travel without press.Veteran journalists who cover the State Department say they've never seen anything like it.

So what, Dim? Important diplomacy is often done in secret.

Obviously hes worried about unethical leaks from Trump opponents in State.

#ShePersisted » 12 Mar 2017 10:54 am » wrote:There Is Never A 'Free Market' In Health Care
....Medical care is probably the most frustrating example since it stubbornly resists market solutions and affects everyone deeply.
Health care is not a market.
It lacks any of the vital features of a market.

There is some truth to that, but mostly it's bulls***.

Before the vast expansion of Medicare and Medicaid, most people paid out of pocket for routine care and small emergencies.

And costs were reasonable.

The vast expansion of government into health care is the cause of 90% of the problems in the field.


Starting with huge cost over-runs in Medicare and Medicaid that are passed onto private consumers, including those with insurance.

#ShePersisted » 12 Mar 2017 12:20 pm » wrote:Republicans who agreed with Romney in 2012 are now cozying up with Russia.

Who is "cozying up to Russia," liar?

Huey » 11 Mar 2017 6:26 pm » wrote:stop lying misty. I am laughing my **** *** off at you.

I'm so glad that I am able to amuse you.

The 7 HEALTH BENEFITS OF LAUGHTER

1. LOWERS BLOOD PRESSURE
2. REDUCES STRESS HORMONE LEVELS
3. WORKS YOUR ABS
4. IMPROVES CARDIAC HEALTH
5. BOOSTS T-CELLS
6. TRIGGERS THE RELEASE OF ENDORPHINS
7. PRODUCES A GENERAL SENSE OF WELL-BEING

#ShePersisted » 12 Mar 2017 3:10 pm » wrote: I'm so glad that I am able to amuse you.

The 7 HEALTH BENEFITS OF LAUGHTER

1. LOWERS BLOOD PRESSURE
2. REDUCES STRESS HORMONE LEVELS
3. WORKS YOUR ABS
4. IMPROVES CARDIAC HEALTH
5. BOOSTS T-CELLS
6. TRIGGERS THE RELEASE OF ENDORPHINS
7. PRODUCES A GENERAL SENSE OF WELL-BEING

Much appreciated!

Sgt Bilko » 12 Mar 2017 12:57 am » wrote:Misty the whore.....

Who told you what it says on my tramp stamp?
Was it Clem?

Termin8tor » 12 Mar 2017 2:31 pm » wrote:Who is "cozying up to Russia," liar?

Your Circus Peanut Messiah for one.
And just about everybody around him.

And right wing talking heads like Sean Hannity who gives Trump tongue baths on a regular basis.

#ShePersisted » 12 Mar 2017 1:36 pm » wrote:There were more than 50 incidences of plagiarism in Monica Crowley's book, and numerous passages in her PhD dissertation.

But she now claims that just like Michael Flynn, she was the 'victim' of a political hit job.


https://youtu.be/pWXqNBftRjU

The blatant lies in that video are off the chain.
I have come to believe that FOX News viewers must actually enjoy being lied to.

Monica Crowley claimed that reports of her plagiarism were 'debunked' — but they weren't.

http://www.businessinsider.com/monica-c ... ked-2017-3

If what she is saying is true, it's a very disturbing scenario.

She says the democrats are rejecting tRump as an "alien organism" who should be fought at every turn, defeated, and jailed.

I would hate to think that American politics have taken such an UGLEH TUHN. The meah CONCEPT gives me the VAYPUHS!

LINDSEY GRAHAM, YOU ALLEY CAT, WHAYUH IS MAH FAINTIN' COUCH?

Termin8tor » 12 Mar 2017 2:20 pm » wrote:So what, Dim? Important diplomacy is often done in secret.

Is there any **** that you won't spew?
The press doesn't sit in on the private meetings jackass.

As one Senator said, "“The presence of a traveling press corps is vital for keeping the American people informed about a trip with significant implications for U.S. national security and economic prosperity,”

Besides, how do we show other countries that the US is committed to freedom of the press when our own SOS is traveling without reporters?

Termin8tor » 12 Mar 2017 2:20 pm » wrote:Obviously hes worried about unethical leaks from Trump opponents in State.

These are reporters nimrod, not people who work in State.

You have more excuses than a pile of **** has flies.

Cannonpointer » 12 Mar 2017 3:35 pm » wrote:If what she is saying is true, it's a very disturbing scenario.

She says the democrats are rejecting tRump as an "alien organism" ........

And?

#ShePersisted » 12 Mar 2017 10:54 am » wrote:

That is just idiocy. What is not considered is the cost of doctor's offices. Insurance companies have doctors caught between their malpractice insurance and what patients insurance companies pay them. When you go into a doctor's office look around at all of the office help and equipment. The doctor's and nurse practioners have to support the office rent, utilities, equipment, salaries and benefits of all of the overhead workers. To reduce the overhead per doctor there are usually a few doctors in the office. A doctor who was a friend told me he had to see 30 patients a day to break even in an office with 4 other doctors. Medical professionals are forced to employ people whose job it is to meet the government requirements of HIPPA and billing requirements of insurance companies, Medicare, and Medicade. It is a nightmare of paperwork with a ton of codes required to correctly fill them out. There is a 1 year class to learn how to correctly use the codes!!

None of this was considered in this document!!

Termin8tor » 12 Mar 2017 2:17 pm » wrote:So what she's a friend? So what it appeared on Facebook?
She's a copyright attorney who understands what plagiarism is and is not.
Are you alleging she's lying?

If I posted a Facebook post written by someone's friend as proof or anything you would dismiss it out of hand, and you know it.

Termin8tor » 12 Mar 2017 2:17 pm » wrote:And CNN is the corrupt cable network that covered up Clinton's crimes and impeachable acts.
Figures you'd trust them.

So why is it that no one has been able to point out a single inaccuracy in the CNN story?
And why has her publisher pulled the book from circulation?
She has a long, long history of plagiarism.

Trump Aide Monica Crowley’s Book Pulled After Plagiarism Charges

Crowley is no stranger to accusations of plagiarism: In 1999, as Slate’s Timothy Noah reported, The Wall Street Journal publicly regretted printing her Nixon-celebrating op-ed that borrowed heavily from a 1988 Commentary magazine article.

“There are striking similarities in phraseology between ‘The Day Richard Nixon Said Goodbye,’ an editorial feature Monday by Monica Crowley, and a 1988 article by Paul Johnson in Commentary magazine,” read the editor’s note.

“Had we known of the parallels, we would not have published the article.”

Once again you have proven that you will defend wrongdoing by anyone who carries an R after their name.

Sgt Bilko » 12 Mar 2017 4:02 pm » wrote:That is just idiocy. What is not considered is the cost of doctor's offices. Insurance companies have doctors caught between their malpractice insurance and what patients insurance companies pay them. When you go into a doctor's office look around at all of the office help and equipment. The doctor's and nurse practioners have to support the office rent, utilities, equipment, salaries and benefits of all of the overhead workers. To reduce the overhead per doctor there are usually a few doctors in the office. A doctor who was a friend told me he had to see 30 patients a day to break even in an office with 4 other doctors. Medical professionals are forced to employ people whose job it is to meet the government requirements of HIPPA and billing requirements of insurance companies, Medicare, and Medicade. It is a nightmare of paperwork with a ton of codes required to correctly fill them out. There is a 1 year class to learn how to correctly use the codes!!
None of this was considered in this document!!

You forgot to call me a whore.

#ShePersisted » 12 Mar 2017 4:11 pm » wrote: You forgot to call me a whore.

He had to stop that. Remember, you said you give it away.

To your husband of course.

Looks like the government runs out of money this Wednesday.
Time to raise the debt ceiling again.
So where are usual calls to shut the government down this time?
Crickets.

Mnuchin calls for Congress to raise federal debt limit

The U.S. Treasury Secretary on Thursday encouraged Congress in a letter to raise the federal debt ceiling, which has been suspended since 2015, as soon as possible to prevent a U.S. default.

#ShePersisted » 12 Mar 2017 8:39 pm » wrote:Looks like the government runs out of money this Wednesday.
Time to raise the debt ceiling again.
So where are usual calls to shut the government down this time?
Crickets.

That's because we know our party is committed to cutting government spending, not vastly increasing it, Dim.