Friday, October 20, 2017
REPORT: Robert Mueller Was FBI Director When Agency Hid Evidence On Clinton-Russia Connection | Daily Wire
REPORT: Robert Mueller Was FBI Director When Agency Hid Evidence On Clinton-Russia Connection | Daily Wire:
"Robert Mueller, who is the special counsel in charge of the Russia investigation, oversaw the FBI when the agency allegedly hid evidence it had collected that showed that Russian officials were engaged in a bribery scheme aimed at growing their atomic energy business inside the United States."
"Robert Mueller, who is the special counsel in charge of the Russia investigation, oversaw the FBI when the agency allegedly hid evidence it had collected that showed that Russian officials were engaged in a bribery scheme aimed at growing their atomic energy business inside the United States."Broaddrick On Lewinsky: Deafening Silence | The Daily Caller
Broaddrick On Lewinsky: Deafening Silence | The Daily Caller:
"The woman who accused Bill Clinton of raping her in a Little Rock hotel room in the 1970s is criticizing Monica Lewinsky by accusing the former White House intern of failing to come to her defense after she came forward in the 1990s with allegations against the past president.
Juanita Broaddrick, 74, called Lewinsky out over a post she made on Twitter over the weekend. Lewinsky used the #MeToo hashtag, which went viral in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
Broaddrick responded on Thursday, writing on Twitter:
“Better late than never Monica Lewinsky’s ME TOO. I have always felt sad for you, but where were you when we needed you?”
“Your silence was deafening in the 90’s when Kathleen, Paula and I needed your voice,” she continued.
Broaddrick was referring to Kathleen Willey and Paula Jones. Willey claims that Clinton sexually assaulted her in 1993 when she served as a White House volunteer..."
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"The woman who accused Bill Clinton of raping her in a Little Rock hotel room in the 1970s is criticizing Monica Lewinsky by accusing the former White House intern of failing to come to her defense after she came forward in the 1990s with allegations against the past president.
Juanita Broaddrick, 74, called Lewinsky out over a post she made on Twitter over the weekend. Lewinsky used the #MeToo hashtag, which went viral in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.Broaddrick responded on Thursday, writing on Twitter:
“Better late than never Monica Lewinsky’s ME TOO. I have always felt sad for you, but where were you when we needed you?”
“Your silence was deafening in the 90’s when Kathleen, Paula and I needed your voice,” she continued.
Broaddrick was referring to Kathleen Willey and Paula Jones. Willey claims that Clinton sexually assaulted her in 1993 when she served as a White House volunteer..."
Read on!
Col. Kriste Kibbey Etue receives 5 day suspension following social media post | WLNS
Col. Kriste Kibbey Etue receives 5 day suspension following social media post | WLNS:
"LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – Gov. Rick Snyder has ordered that Col. Kriste Kibbey Etue have a suspension of pay for 5 days while reporting to work.
The Michigan State Police director shared someone else’s Facebook post that called NFL players kneeling during the national anthem “anti-American degenerates.”
Full Statement from Gov. Rick Snyder:
“Colonel Etue posted something on social media that was inappropriate. She immediately apologized and has acted to demonstrate that apology, including facilitating meetings with various groups to hear concerns and to share the work the Michigan State Police does in cities and neighborhoods statewide to connect with the communities they serve and recruit new troopers from all backgrounds.
“I have full faith in Col. Etue’s leadership as the commander of the Michigan State Police, which I believe to be the best law enforcement body in the nation. The Colonel has served honorably as an enlisted trooper for 30 years, and I hope we can come together as Michiganders to move forward and find common ground, rather than rehash past mistakes.”"
"LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – Gov. Rick Snyder has ordered that Col. Kriste Kibbey Etue have a suspension of pay for 5 days while reporting to work.
The Michigan State Police director shared someone else’s Facebook post that called NFL players kneeling during the national anthem “anti-American degenerates.”
Full Statement from Gov. Rick Snyder:
“Colonel Etue posted something on social media that was inappropriate. She immediately apologized and has acted to demonstrate that apology, including facilitating meetings with various groups to hear concerns and to share the work the Michigan State Police does in cities and neighborhoods statewide to connect with the communities they serve and recruit new troopers from all backgrounds.
“I have full faith in Col. Etue’s leadership as the commander of the Michigan State Police, which I believe to be the best law enforcement body in the nation. The Colonel has served honorably as an enlisted trooper for 30 years, and I hope we can come together as Michiganders to move forward and find common ground, rather than rehash past mistakes.”"
Video Shows Where Puerto Rico's Aid Went (Spoiler: It's In A Dumpster In Puerto Rico) | Daily Wire
Video Shows Where Puerto Rico's Aid Went (Spoiler: It's In A Dumpster In Puerto Rico) | Daily Wire
"In light of the outcry from one particularly vocal Democratic mayor in Puerto Rico about relief efforts after Hurricane Maria, a video is quickly making its way across the internet purportedly showing what happened to many of the supplies sent to help the locals who were devastated by the storm.
The video's description reads, "Fully packed meals in Trash Dumpster in Patilla, P.R. and Starvation still in effect in most of the island":
"In light of the outcry from one particularly vocal Democratic mayor in Puerto Rico about relief efforts after Hurricane Maria, a video is quickly making its way across the internet purportedly showing what happened to many of the supplies sent to help the locals who were devastated by the storm.
The video's description reads, "Fully packed meals in Trash Dumpster in Patilla, P.R. and Starvation still in effect in most of the island":
Video Shows Where Puerto Rico's Aid Went (Spoiler: It's In A Dumpster In Puerto Rico) | Daily Wire
Video Shows Where Puerto Rico's Aid Went (Spoiler: It's In A Dumpster In Puerto Rico) | Daily Wire:
"In light of the outcry from one particularly vocal Democratic mayor in Puerto Rico about relief efforts after Hurricane Maria, a video is quickly making its way across the internet purportedly showing what happened to many of the supplies sent to help the locals who were devastated by the storm.
The video's description reads, "Fully packed meals in Trash Dumpster in Patilla, P.R. and Starvation still in effect in most of the island":"
"In light of the outcry from one particularly vocal Democratic mayor in Puerto Rico about relief efforts after Hurricane Maria, a video is quickly making its way across the internet purportedly showing what happened to many of the supplies sent to help the locals who were devastated by the storm.
The video's description reads, "Fully packed meals in Trash Dumpster in Patilla, P.R. and Starvation still in effect in most of the island":"
WATCH: Gen. Kelly Gives Heart-Wrenching Press Conference About Trump's Gold Star Widow Phone Call | Daily Wire
WATCH: Gen. Kelly Gives Heart-Wrenching Press Conference About Trump's Gold Star Widow Phone Call | Daily Wire:
"White House Chief of Staff Gen. John Kelly gave a heart-rending press conference Thursday, explaining the process of how the President contacts the families of fallen soldiers, and expressing his disgust that a member of Congress would listen in on such a private conversation and use it as a political football against the President.
"White House Chief of Staff Gen. John Kelly gave a heart-rending press conference Thursday, explaining the process of how the President contacts the families of fallen soldiers, and expressing his disgust that a member of Congress would listen in on such a private conversation and use it as a political football against the President.
As the White House briefing room sat in awed silence, Kelly recounted his own experience losing a son in battle, how the military responds when one of their own is killed in action, and how the President — the Commander-in-Chief — responds when a United States soldier falls in battle.
Kelly went on to explain how he sat down with President Trump ahead of making condolence calls to the families of American servicemen killed last week in Niger.
Kelly says he counseled Trump to express that the soldiers were heroes and brave souls.
"There's nothing you can do to lighten the burden," Kelly says he told Trump.
gitated, telling press that "it stuns me, it absolutely stuns me, that a member of Congress would listen in on that conversation."
"I was stunned and broken hearted at what I saw a member of Congress doing."
WATCH:
Kelly went on to explain how he sat down with President Trump ahead of making condolence calls to the families of American servicemen killed last week in Niger.
Kelly says he counseled Trump to express that the soldiers were heroes and brave souls.
"There's nothing you can do to lighten the burden," Kelly says he told Trump.
gitated, telling press that "it stuns me, it absolutely stuns me, that a member of Congress would listen in on that conversation."
"I was stunned and broken hearted at what I saw a member of Congress doing."
WATCH:
Kelly went on to say that he was so incensed at Rep. Frederica Wilson's behavior that he took a ride to Arlington National Cemetery and walked among the headstones for more than an hour.
"Who are these young men and women?
They are the best 1% this country produces," Kelly said, trying to drive home his displeasure that fallen American soldiers were being used to score cheap political points over the last several days.
Kelly finished by encouraging a more reverent atmopshere, and more respect for what the military does daily.
"The selfless devotion that brings a man or woman to die on the battlefield ... I just thought that that might be sacred."
"They don't do it for any other reason than their sense of selfless devotion to this great nation."
"Who are these young men and women?
They are the best 1% this country produces," Kelly said, trying to drive home his displeasure that fallen American soldiers were being used to score cheap political points over the last several days.
Kelly finished by encouraging a more reverent atmopshere, and more respect for what the military does daily.
"The selfless devotion that brings a man or woman to die on the battlefield ... I just thought that that might be sacred."
"They don't do it for any other reason than their sense of selfless devotion to this great nation."
History for October 20
History for October 20 - On-This-Day.com
John Dewey 1859 - Psychologist, philosopher, Bela Lugosi (Blasko) 1882 - Actor ("Dracula"), Ellery Queen (Frederic Dannay) 1905 - Author
Art Buchwald 1925 - Newspaper columnist, Mickey Mantle 1931 - Baseball player, Tom Petty 1950 - Musician (Traveling Wilburys )
1774 - The new Continental Congress, the governing body of America’s colonies, passed an order proclaiming that all citizens of the colonies "discountenance and discourage all horse racing and all kinds of gaming, cock fighting, exhibitions of shows, plays and other expensive diversions and entertainment."
1892 - The city of Chicago dedicated the World's Columbian Exposition.
1935 - Mao Zedong arrived in Hanoi after his Long March that took just over a year. He then set up the Chinese Communist Headquarters.
1942 - Pierre Laval told the French labor that they must serve in Germany.
1947 - Hollywood came under scrutiny as the House Un-American Activities Committee opened hearings into alleged Communist influence within the motion picture industry.
1952 - The Mau Mau uprising against white settlers began in Kenya.
1968 - Jackie Lee Bouvier Kennedy married Aristotle Onassis.
1993 - Attorney General Janet Reno warned the TV industry to limit the violence in their programs.
Thursday, October 19, 2017
Federal court rules World War I memorial cross must be torn down | Fox News
Federal court rules World War I memorial cross must be torn down | Fox News:
"The American Legion could appeal directly to the Supreme Court.
"Today's decision sets dangerous precedent by completely ignoring history, and it threatens removal and destruction of veterans memorials across America," First Liberty Institute attorney Hiram Sasser said. "
"Today's decision sets dangerous precedent by completely ignoring history, and it threatens removal and destruction of veterans memorials across America," First Liberty Institute attorney Hiram Sasser said. "
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