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Termin8tor » 26 Apr 2017 1:15 pm » wrote:How many days did Flynn work for Trump? Zero?

Termin8tor » 26 Apr 2017 1:15 pm » wrote:Did Trump and officials know what Flynn did? No.
So where's the beef, psycho?

Misty » 26 Apr 2017 9:02 pm » wrote: Flynn was his top national security adviser throughout the campaign.
Every time you saw Trump, Flynn was right there next to him.
First of all, how do you know they didn't know?
Answer.....you don't, because you have no way of knowing what they did or did not know.

I knew that he had gotten paid by RT (Russia).
A quick Google search would show that.

And secondly if they really didn't know, that just means that they did a totally incompetent job of vetting him.

I guess they didn't even bother to Google him.

Fox News Personality Jesse Watters Announces A Surprise ‘Vacation’ After His Lewd Ivanka Joke

The host is taking a break after making a seemingly crude sexual joke while talking about respecting women.

Fox News host Jesse Watters is taking a break from primetime just a week after being promoted to a permanent spot on “The Five.”

Watters announced the brief family vacation on Wednesday’s episode of “The Five” after facing a torrent of criticism earlier in the day for appearing to make an oral sex joke about Ivanka Trump.

“I’m going to be taking a vacation with my family, so I’m not going to be here tomorrow,” he said, according to Business Insider. “I’ll be back on Monday, so don’t miss me too much.”

On Tuesday’s show, Watters commented on Trump’s speech at a women’s conference in Germany, where she was booed for calling her father, President Donald Trump, a “tremendous champion” for families.

Watters criticized attendees for booing rather than respecting women, then made the seemingly crude comment.

“So I don’t really get what’s going on here, but, uh, I really liked how she was speaking into the microphone,” he said, making a gesture that seemed to mimic a hand job.

Watters said later that he was complimenting Trump’s voice and denied that there was any innuendo in his comment.

He nabbed the cohosting gig on “The Five” after Bill O’Reilly lost his job hosting “The O’Reilly Factor” last week.

News anchor suing Fox: 'Enough is enough' on racism.

A Fox News anchor suing the network says he hopes that his lawsuit encourages Americans to end racism.

"This racial divide that's going on - we can talk about Fox News, but it's happening everywhere," Kelly Wright said Thursday on "CBS This Morning." "And we as Americans have got to start standing up and saying enough is enough.

"I hope that the 'R word,' racism, becomes like the 'N word' and never used in our vocabulary ever again."

Reports emerged Tuesday that Wright had joined a lawsuit against Fox News alleging racial discrimination and harassment by the employer.

Misty » 27 Apr 2017 10:57 am » wrote:blah, blah, blah.....

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/26/us/p ... .html?_r=0

Misty » 26 Apr 2017 11:18 am » wrote: Talk about being blind.
Those are what you consider accomplishments?

He promised that on his first day in office he would repeal and replace the ACA, tear up the Iran nuclear deal, cancel federal funding to sanctuary cities, start work on the border wall, and suspend immigration from terror-prone countries.

Beyond that, he has promised to fix America’s inner cities, double America’s rate of economic growth, put millions of people to work and rebuild the country’s highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, schools and hospitals, and wipe out ISIS.

Face it DILDO, he **** his way through the campaign and now he's trying to **** his way through the presidency.
But you right wing flying monkeys are still willing to accept the few crumbs he is offering you.

Misty » 27 Apr 2017 11:28 am » wrote:More trouble at FOX News.
Sexism and racism.
Too funny.
First he comments that the left doesn't respect women and then he makes a joke about Ivanka performing oral sex on a microphone.

Misty » 26 Apr 2017 8:47 pm » wrote: Were you able to pull all of that garbage out of your *** in one shot, or did you have to double dip?

I've been living within my means all my life, so I guess I have conservative values.

Sean Spicer Blamed Obama For Failing To Vet Trump's Ex-National Security Adviser And People Are Confused

At the White House press briefing on Thursday, spokesman Sean Spicer was asked if the administration had properly vetted Flynn before naming him as national security adviser.

Instead, Spicer suggested it was the Obama administration that had dropped the ball on Flynn.

His argument seemed to be that since the Obama administration last issued Flynn a security clearance in 2016, the Trump administration wasn't responsible for vetting him further than that.

(Flynn served in the Obama administration as the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency from 2012-2014 when he was eventually fired. He then worked as a foreign agent for Turkey during the 2016 campaign.)

"My only point is that when General Flynn came into the White House he had an active security clearance that was issued during the Obama administration, with all of the information that is being discussed that occurred in 2015," Spicer said, referring to the payment from Russia.

"General Flynn came in with just the Obama administration vetting?

Is that right?" CNN's Jim Acosta asked.

"That's the impression you're giving."

"It is," replied Spicer.

"Why would you rerun a background check on someone who was the head of the Department of Defense Intelligence Agency that had and did maintain a high level security clearance?" Spicer said.

Termin8tor » 19 Apr 2017 10:10 am » wrote:
And how dare someone from the military talk tough!

Better to send an Obama creampuff out to be polite to them.

Sgt Bilko » 27 Apr 2017 11:45 am » wrote:There have been a couple of articles about progressives living like conservatives in business and private spending but supported Obama that doubled our national debt. Private vs politics is complete opposites. Explain that idiocy to me!!!

Donald Trump warns of 'major, major conflict' with North Korea.

Donald Trump has said that a “major conflict” was possible with North Korea though he would prefer to solve the standoff over the country’s nuclear and missile programme through diplomacy.

“There is a chance that we could end up having a major, major conflict with North Korea.
Absolutely,” Trump told Reuters.

“We’d love to solve things diplomatically but it’s very difficult,” the president added.

Misty » 27 Apr 2017 9:14 pm » wrote: Oh, I don't know maybe because he was fired from that job and had been out of government for three years?

So they didn't even bother to vet the man who served as the chief in-house advisor to the President of the United States on national security issues.

WOW!

Sgt Bilko » 27 Apr 2017 10:38 pm » wrote:You demonstrate your total ignorance of what happens with security clearances. I had a couple while I was working. I had a confidential level and later a special F22 clearance that was above top secret. A person is investigated by the FBI and fingerprints are taken. The clearance remains in effect until the person is debriefed ending it. You seem to think if a person is fired his clearance ends. That happens only if his firing is related to violating his clearance. Little cheap whore obviously has complete ignorance of clearances.

Sgt Bilko » 27 Apr 2017 10:38 pm » wrote:The clearance remains in effect until the person is debriefed ending it. You seem to think if a person is fired his clearance ends. That happens only if his firing is related to violating his clearance.

Sgt Bilko » 27 Apr 2017 10:38 pm » wrote:How much do you charge for your services??

Misty » 28 Apr 2017 12:02 am » wrote: I wasn't just talking about his security clearance, I was talking about him being vetted for the job of National Security Advisor.
You don't hire someone for a high level job like that without vetting them.
Especially since:

1. He was fired from the DIA for insubordination.
2. He had been out of government for three years.
3. It was no secret that he had been paid by Russia.

No one ever bothered to Google him and see that he was giving paid speeches in Russia and dining with Putin?

Retired military officers are subject to the Emoluments Clause, and are not allowed to accept payments from foreign governments.
So why did Flynn reapply for clearance in 2016 two years after he was fired?
There isn't enough money in the world that would entice me to do you.
So stop asking.

Misty » 28 Apr 2017 12:02 am » wrote: I wasn't just talking about his security clearance, I was talking about him being vetted for the job of National Security Advisor.
You don't hire someone for a high level job like that without vetting them.
Especially since:

1. He was fired from the DIA for insubordination.
2. He had been out of government for three years.
3. It was no secret that he had been paid by Russia.

No one ever bothered to Google him and see that he was giving paid speeches in Russia and dining with Putin?

Retired military officers are subject to the Emoluments Clause, and are not allowed to accept payments from foreign governments.
So why did Flynn reapply for clearance in 2016 two years after he was fired?
There isn't enough money in the world that would entice me to do you.
So stop asking.

Misty » 27 Apr 2017 9:21 pm » wrote:Reminder: BWBush's huge tax cuts represent 50% of US debt through 2019

Misty » 27 Apr 2017 10:18 pm » wrote: He still doesn't understand that as POTUS his words carry a lot of weight.
**** stupid thing to say.
He's a verbally incontinent manchild.

Termin8tor » 28 Apr 2017 7:39 am » wrote: Are you completely and utterly stupid? He is talking tough in order to stop NK from continuing developing nukes and ICBM's, Dim.

According to one analyst on Fox, it might be working; NK did not test a nuke recently when they had threatened to.

Trump has been far, far more competent on this problem than Obama, Clinton or Bush. He seems to have enlisted the Chinese to put very heavy pressure on NK, something they have never done before.

Huey » 28 Apr 2017 7:24 am » wrote: You do realize he was fired a while back, correct?