The Clinton Scandal Manual - WSJ
Say this about Bill and Hillary Clinton:
They are predictable. Some politicians dare to change, even to evolve, but not the former first couple.
In these uncertain political times, Team Clinton’s lack of ethics—and its stock response when caught—is our one constant.
...The standard operating procedure never changes, however. It is as if the Clintons have—filed withi easy reach on a shelf—a book titled
“Clinton Scandals for Dummies.”
...Chapter One: “Pick Your Spots.
...Chapter Two is “Limit Those Paper Trails.”
...Chapter Three: “Remember, the Press Has ADD.” Pixar’s “Up” features Dug, a cute dog with a serious attention problem (“squirrel!!!”). This is how the Clintons view the media. Pettable. Unfocused.
...Chapter Four: “Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy”—or VRWC.
...The rest of the book falls under the heading “Stockholm Syndrome,”
...
The most likely scenario is still that the Clintons prevail—the media lets go the stories, the party sticks with the $2.5 billion woman.
But as the Clintons replay the scandal script, and keep adding liabilities to Hillary’s campaign, you have to imagine a growing number of Democrats are wondering: what if?
The Clintons might, at the very least, want to consider updating that manual.
"A couple of years ago it was reported that Turkey was helping fund the building of a $100 million dollar mega mosque in Lanham, Maryland. In fact Erdogan visited the mosque when he was here in May of 2013, promising to come back for the opening.
"The CIA carried out drone strikes on a compound in the border region of Afghanistan and Pakistan in January, killing the Americans and also two Western hostages.
"Appearing on SiriusXM’s “Opie With Jim Norton” radio show on Wednesday, Schwarzenegger proclaimed that he owes his entire career to the United States of America. The actor expressed his deep love for America after comedian Jim Norton asked if he had a desire to run for president, something he’s unable to do because he wasn’t born in the country."
“Based on our analysis, a middle-of-the-road warming scenario is more likely, at least for now,” Patrick Brown, a doctoral student at Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment, said in a statement. “But this could change.”
"Congress is now deciding whether to renew or modify the phone records collection when the law authorizing it expires in June. Senate Republicans this week introduced a bill to allow the NSA to continue collecting the calling records of nearly every American, unveiling a measure that would bypass Senate committees and reauthorize sections of the USA Patriot Act."
According to The Oslo Times, contractors have been hired by the Iranian government to get rid of stray dogs and puppies with the help of lethal injections."
