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Misty » 10 May 2016 8:37 pm » wrote:And the Swiftboating begins.
A new Donald Drumpf attack video features footage of Hillary Clinton laughing amid shots of the burning compound in Benghazi.
The video also exploits the families of those killed in Benghazi for political gain.

golfboy » 11 May 2016 7:58 am » wrote: Good for Trump. Hillary should be exposed for what she did and didn't do during Benghazi.
And Obama too. That bastard just went home and went to bed. Couldn't be bothered when there was a campaign event in Vegas the next morning.

Hillary lied. She lied to the American people, and she lied to the families of the dead.
And now her emails show that she and Obama both knowingly lied to the world.
It's stunning the left still doesn't hold her accountable.

Stone, 64, is the white-haired, body-building, fashion-obsessed, sex-club-visiting former aide to Richard Nixon with a portrait of Nixon’s face tattooed between his shoulderblades.

Stone was introduced to Trump in the 1970s by Roy Cohn, Sen. Joe McCarthy’s legal counsel, who
mentored Trump politically.

Stone remained in Trump’s orbit over the decades, advising him informally, before joining his presidential campaign in 2015.

He left in August amid staff infighting (he butted heads, in particular, with campaign manager Corey Lewandowski), but he returned to the inner circle when Trump hired Paul Manafort, who’d been his partner at Black, Manafort, Stone and Kelly, a lobbying firm in D.C. that they started in the early 1980s.

Morrow, 51, is a towering and disheveled presence who dresses like a math teacher who’s fallen on hard times.

He lives in Austin, Texas, and serves, much to the ire of the Travis County GOP, as the chairman of the Travis County GOP.

He survives on an inheritance, and when he’s not rating anime porn on a scale of 1 to 10 on Twitter, he devotes his every waking moment to uncovering and perpetuating information—most of it highly questionable, to put it politely—about public officials.

He spent much of 2011 campaigning against Rick Perry, who he called “a rampaging bisexual adulterer.”

He even ran an ad against him that asked, “HAVE YOU HAD SEX WITH RICK PERRY? ARE YOU A STRIPPER, AN ESCORT, OR JUST A ‘YOUNG HOTTIE’ IMPRESSED BY AN ARROGANT, ENTITLED GOVERNOR OF TEXAS?”

He provided a phone number and email address where such people could reach him to get their stories out.

Unlike Stone and Morrow, Klein’s… eccentricities… aren’t apparent on the surface.

He doesn’t have a Twitter account where he ranks anime “boobies” like Morrow and he’s never posed for a photoshoot dressed up as the Joker from Batman like Stone.

Without reading any of his work, you might think Klein is your average veteran reporter.
Just a nice 79-year-old guy with a friendly demeanor on the phone, probably somebody’s grandpa.

Klein started writing books in the mid-’90s and, he told me, began researching Clinton around 2003.

Over the last 13 years (and three Clinton books), he said, he’s developed countless sources—some of whom he’s interviewed more than 70 times.

geon » 17 May 2016 3:02 pm » wrote:Flying Monkeys - A Misty Joint
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TotallyRad » 17 May 2016 3:25 pm » wrote: The relevance is lost on me.

Bridgegate Co-Conspirators List Release Delayed Again

A federal appeals court on Tuesday delayed the release of a list of unindicted co-conspirators in the 2013 George Washington Bridge lane-closing scandal as it considers whether to allow someone named on the list to block its publication.

The ruling from the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia called for a June 6 hearing for attorneys to present their arguments. The ruling left open the possibility that the hearing could be closed to the public.

The list of those allegedly involved but never charged was supposed to be released last Friday, but a federal judge ruled last week that the list should be released by noon on Tuesday following a request from media organizations several months ago.

The same judge on Friday denied a request by the person on the list, identified as John Doe, to further delay the release of names of unindicted co-conspirators in the plot. Doe then appealed to the 3rd Circuit.

Misty » 15 May 2016 12:10 am » wrote:Who wants to see this guy in the Ladies Room?



Well you just might because he was born a girl.

GOP Senator Bob Bennett Apologized to Muslims for Trump While on Deathbed

In the final days of his life, former Utah Republican Senator Bob Bennett turned to his son and asked him, "Are there any Muslims in this hospital?"

The question caught his son, Jim Bennett, off-guard. It felt like a non-sequitur, and he thought it may have had something to do with his father's recent stroke.

But Jim said his father, even after the stroke, was "sharp as a tack."

"So I was standing there with him in the hospital and out of nowhere he asked me, 'Are there any Muslims in this hospital?'" Jim Bennett told NBC News Wednesday evening.

"I said, 'Yes, dad, I'm sure there are.'" Jim said of the conversation, which was first reported by the Daily Beast."And he was very emotional and said, 'I want to go up to every single one of them and apologize, I want to go up to every single one of them and tell them how grateful I am that they are in this country and apologize on behalf of the Republican Party for Donald Trump.'"

Jim Bennett said that when he later spoke to his mother, Joyce Bennett, about the conversation, she told him that expressing a sense of inclusion for ostracized populations, especially Muslims, had become "something that he was doing quite a lot of in the last months of his life."

Trump Repeatedly Told Trump U There Was No Bubble Months Before Housing Collapse

Just months before the U.S. housing market started to crash, beginning the downward spiral that sent the globe on the road to the massive 2008 financial crisis,

Donald Trump was advising Trump University students that he didn’t think there was a bubble in the real estate market.

The comments from Trump in an October 2006 audiobook were one of numerous times Trump said through Trump University that he didn’t think there was a housing bubble.

In another Trump University audiobook released earlier that year, Trump said to take talk of real estate bubble talk with a “pinch of salt.”

And, in an September 2005 blog post Trump, said to dismiss predictions of a housing collapse as “doom and gloom.”

“I think it’s a great time to start a mortgage company,” Trump told a CNBC interviewer in April 2006, adding that “the real estate market is going to be very strong for a long time to come.”

Within 18 months, as the experts’ worst fears began to pan out and home prices began to dip, Trump Mortgage closed, leaving some bills unpaid and a spotty sales record that fell short of Trump’s lofty predictions.

Trump distanced himself from the firm’s demise, saying at the time that he had not been involved in the company’s management and that its executives had performed poorly.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics ... story.html

crimsongulf » 23 May 2016 8:56 pm » wrote:Alls I can say is the Clinton legacy sure involves a lot of dead bodies.
Just saying.