2aguy
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Conservatives are not surprised that clinton minion (aka renfield) george I'm not going to bother trying to spell the assholes name, donated 75 thousand dollars to his masters bill "the serial sexual predator" clinton and his bitch of a wife....and then didn't tell anyone as he moderated a republican debate and ambushed Romney, then interviewed the author of Clinton Cash...again not admitting that he, as a news anchor, had donated 75 thousand dollars to the clinton crime charity.......
the thing that is most frustrating....the stupid party, the Republicans...were going to let this asshole host one of their new debates.............what morons....
Daily Beast GOP Won t Let Stephanopoulos Revelation Die
It turns out that the 54-year-old Stephanopoulos—who served as a top aide in Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign and first White House term before leaving to teach, write an acclaimed memoir and join ABC—failed to disclose to his ABC News bosses $75,000 in contributions he made to the Clinton Foundation.
Worse, he didn’t tell viewers, keeping silent about the potential conflict of interest even as he conducted a contentious interview April 26 on his Sunday panel show,This Week With George Stephanopoulos, with Clinton Foundation critic Peter Schweizer, author ofClinton Cash.
In an interview with Politico media columnist Dylan Byers, who broke the story Thursday morning, Stephanopoulos apologized profusely to his viewers and ABC News colleagues for his misstep, announced that he would no longer moderate the scheduled ABC-sponsored Republican primary debate next February, promised to address the embarrassing issue on Sunday’s program, and expressed regret that he had given the Clinton Foundation money in the first place.
the thing that is most frustrating....the stupid party, the Republicans...were going to let this asshole host one of their new debates.............what morons....
Daily Beast GOP Won t Let Stephanopoulos Revelation Die
It turns out that the 54-year-old Stephanopoulos—who served as a top aide in Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign and first White House term before leaving to teach, write an acclaimed memoir and join ABC—failed to disclose to his ABC News bosses $75,000 in contributions he made to the Clinton Foundation.
Worse, he didn’t tell viewers, keeping silent about the potential conflict of interest even as he conducted a contentious interview April 26 on his Sunday panel show,This Week With George Stephanopoulos, with Clinton Foundation critic Peter Schweizer, author ofClinton Cash.
In an interview with Politico media columnist Dylan Byers, who broke the story Thursday morning, Stephanopoulos apologized profusely to his viewers and ABC News colleagues for his misstep, announced that he would no longer moderate the scheduled ABC-sponsored Republican primary debate next February, promised to address the embarrassing issue on Sunday’s program, and expressed regret that he had given the Clinton Foundation money in the first place.