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Oh, gee, the lefties are against it simply because it’s Trump and nothing good comes from him.
However, if the list is made public and there’s more Republicans than Dimocrats on it they’ll be quick to make political hay out of it.
What the post showed was the utter hypocrisy of Congress.Real cute. The post mixes sexual harassment and sexual predators as if they were one and the same The fact is sex harassment is not a crime. It is a civil offense. The offenses of a sexual predator are almost always a criminal felonies.Paybacks are a motherfucker: Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress! | WUC-News
Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress!
0 Trump 11:20 PM
Elder Patriot – It’s almost hard to believe that members of Congress had the chutzpah to establish a secret fund, paid for by taxpayers, to silence the victims of their unwanted sexual demands. But they did, once again proving their complete disregard for the people that pay their salaries.
Seventeen and a quarter million dollars were spent to hide the sexual peccadillos – including rape – in 264 reported incidents. How many more attacks went unreported? Payments averaged $65,306 per assault. That’s fairly significant hush money but it gets worse.
In one year the average payment was just under $4oo,000. That was the average. That average had to have been skewed by one or two massive payouts considering the total payout for the 50 settlements in the five years prior to that year was $382,000.
Now journalist Trey Yingst has tweeted that President Trump wants the names of these predators to be made public.
There are at least two good reasons that Trump would want their names to be made public.
First, as we have learned from the establishment’s attack on Roy Moore and their stated intent to block him from being seated if the voters of Alabama are to elect him, they are blowing smoke because the Supreme Court has ruled that as long as the voters are aware of the allegation ahead of time then it is fair to consider they have taken the alleged behavior into account when they cast their votes.
That was the case with DC Mayor Marion Barry who was re-elected after being found in a hotel room smoking crack cocaine while enjoying the company of a prostitute. In fact, a plaque honoring Barry is currently being erected in Washington.
The high court’s ruling also opens the door to what happens when the truth is deliberately kept from voters in these instances and they do not have an opportunity to factor the aberrant behavior into their decision.
Remember, the Congressional violators have admitted their guilt, or been found guilty despite their contentions otherwise. Roy Moore has been afforded nowhere near the same consideration.
The fund was setup to pay various legal claims against congressmen. It exist because of the Congressional Accountability Act. The law mandates that settlements be secret and requires that taxpayers pick up the tab which represents the opposite of accountability. It's no secret the law needs to change. Congress has target this law for change but so far has done nothing.
Although the post leads the reader to believe the fund simply pays the cost of claims against congressmen for sexual indiscretions, the fund pays for discrimination claims and a variety of other claims. The cost reports are presumed to be for sexual harassment claims but in reality they are for all claim types.
The purpose of Trump's interest is of course to distract the public from his history of promiscuity and infidelity which keeps popping up. The idea being every one else is just as immoral as Trump and thus it excuses his behavior.
Sexual harassment fund exposes Congress
Do you even realize that they intend to 'leak his dirt' regardless of what he does? He [Trump] has no downside.Are running it or not I dont know....but the orange is an idiot...who pokes a bear ? They gonna leak his dirt a little by a little till he sinks....and its enjoyable to watch a bully to down to be an example to the rest of bullies.Trump will have the worst ending of any public figure...he messed with the CIA' FBI and those who rule the world....he is fucked and well deserved.
So you are of the opinion the CIA and FBI are running the country or should...you some sort of anarchist or idiot?
Paybacks are a motherfucker: Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress! | WUC-News
Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress!
0 Trump 11:20 PM
Elder Patriot – It’s almost hard to believe that members of Congress had the chutzpah to establish a secret fund, paid for by taxpayers, to silence the victims of their unwanted sexual demands. But they did, once again proving their complete disregard for the people that pay their salaries.
Seventeen and a quarter million dollars were spent to hide the sexual peccadillos – including rape – in 264 reported incidents. How many more attacks went unreported? Payments averaged $65,306 per assault. That’s fairly significant hush money but it gets worse.
In one year the average payment was just under $4oo,000. That was the average. That average had to have been skewed by one or two massive payouts considering the total payout for the 50 settlements in the five years prior to that year was $382,000.
Now journalist Trey Yingst has tweeted that President Trump wants the names of these predators to be made public.
There are at least two good reasons that Trump would want their names to be made public.
First, as we have learned from the establishment’s attack on Roy Moore and their stated intent to block him from being seated if the voters of Alabama are to elect him, they are blowing smoke because the Supreme Court has ruled that as long as the voters are aware of the allegation ahead of time then it is fair to consider they have taken the alleged behavior into account when they cast their votes.
That was the case with DC Mayor Marion Barry who was re-elected after being found in a hotel room smoking crack cocaine while enjoying the company of a prostitute. In fact, a plaque honoring Barry is currently being erected in Washington.
The high court’s ruling also opens the door to what happens when the truth is deliberately kept from voters in these instances and they do not have an opportunity to factor the aberrant behavior into their decision.
Remember, the Congressional violators have admitted their guilt, or been found guilty despite their contentions otherwise. Roy Moore has been afforded nowhere near the same consideration.
Trump will have the worst ending of any public figure...he messed with the CIA' FBI and those who rule the world....he is fucked and well deserved.
And you are supporting that. Incredible.
Supporting what - rule of law? Absolutely
Mudwhistle, if there were an award for the ability to stretch a very remote could be/maybe/"potential" into a near fact, I would award it to you.What the post showed was the utter hypocrisy of Congress.Real cute. The post mixes sexual harassment and sexual predators as if they were one and the same The fact is sex harassment is not a crime. It is a civil offense. The offenses of a sexual predator are almost always a criminal felonies.Paybacks are a motherfucker: Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress! | WUC-News
Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress!
0 Trump 11:20 PM
Elder Patriot – It’s almost hard to believe that members of Congress had the chutzpah to establish a secret fund, paid for by taxpayers, to silence the victims of their unwanted sexual demands. But they did, once again proving their complete disregard for the people that pay their salaries.
Seventeen and a quarter million dollars were spent to hide the sexual peccadillos – including rape – in 264 reported incidents. How many more attacks went unreported? Payments averaged $65,306 per assault. That’s fairly significant hush money but it gets worse.
In one year the average payment was just under $4oo,000. That was the average. That average had to have been skewed by one or two massive payouts considering the total payout for the 50 settlements in the five years prior to that year was $382,000.
Now journalist Trey Yingst has tweeted that President Trump wants the names of these predators to be made public.
There are at least two good reasons that Trump would want their names to be made public.
First, as we have learned from the establishment’s attack on Roy Moore and their stated intent to block him from being seated if the voters of Alabama are to elect him, they are blowing smoke because the Supreme Court has ruled that as long as the voters are aware of the allegation ahead of time then it is fair to consider they have taken the alleged behavior into account when they cast their votes.
That was the case with DC Mayor Marion Barry who was re-elected after being found in a hotel room smoking crack cocaine while enjoying the company of a prostitute. In fact, a plaque honoring Barry is currently being erected in Washington.
The high court’s ruling also opens the door to what happens when the truth is deliberately kept from voters in these instances and they do not have an opportunity to factor the aberrant behavior into their decision.
Remember, the Congressional violators have admitted their guilt, or been found guilty despite their contentions otherwise. Roy Moore has been afforded nowhere near the same consideration.
The fund was setup to pay various legal claims against congressmen. It exist because of the Congressional Accountability Act. The law mandates that settlements be secret and requires that taxpayers pick up the tab which represents the opposite of accountability. It's no secret the law needs to change. Congress has target this law for change but so far has done nothing.
Although the post leads the reader to believe the fund simply pays the cost of claims against congressmen for sexual indiscretions, the fund pays for discrimination claims and a variety of other claims. The cost reports are presumed to be for sexual harassment claims but in reality they are for all claim types.
The purpose of Trump's interest is of course to distract the public from his history of promiscuity and infidelity which keeps popping up. The idea being every one else is just as immoral as Trump and thus it excuses his behavior.
Sexual harassment fund exposes Congress
It also shows that some members of congress could be subjected to potential blackmail by Hillary and Obama, a situation that shouldn't exist, and would make it impossible for them to keep their security clearances, if the FBI was doing their jobs.
Sorry if that pisses you off.
not if you didn't like the assholes doing the "globalization" crap.Trump will have the worst ending of any public figure...he messed with the CIA' FBI and those who rule the world....he is fucked and well deserved.
really?Mudwhistle, if there were an award for the ability to stretch a very remote could be/maybe/"potential" into a near fact, I would award it to you.What the post showed was the utter hypocrisy of Congress.Real cute. The post mixes sexual harassment and sexual predators as if they were one and the same The fact is sex harassment is not a crime. It is a civil offense. The offenses of a sexual predator are almost always a criminal felonies.Paybacks are a motherfucker: Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress! | WUC-News
Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress!
0 Trump 11:20 PM
Elder Patriot – It’s almost hard to believe that members of Congress had the chutzpah to establish a secret fund, paid for by taxpayers, to silence the victims of their unwanted sexual demands. But they did, once again proving their complete disregard for the people that pay their salaries.
Seventeen and a quarter million dollars were spent to hide the sexual peccadillos – including rape – in 264 reported incidents. How many more attacks went unreported? Payments averaged $65,306 per assault. That’s fairly significant hush money but it gets worse.
In one year the average payment was just under $4oo,000. That was the average. That average had to have been skewed by one or two massive payouts considering the total payout for the 50 settlements in the five years prior to that year was $382,000.
Now journalist Trey Yingst has tweeted that President Trump wants the names of these predators to be made public.
There are at least two good reasons that Trump would want their names to be made public.
First, as we have learned from the establishment’s attack on Roy Moore and their stated intent to block him from being seated if the voters of Alabama are to elect him, they are blowing smoke because the Supreme Court has ruled that as long as the voters are aware of the allegation ahead of time then it is fair to consider they have taken the alleged behavior into account when they cast their votes.
That was the case with DC Mayor Marion Barry who was re-elected after being found in a hotel room smoking crack cocaine while enjoying the company of a prostitute. In fact, a plaque honoring Barry is currently being erected in Washington.
The high court’s ruling also opens the door to what happens when the truth is deliberately kept from voters in these instances and they do not have an opportunity to factor the aberrant behavior into their decision.
Remember, the Congressional violators have admitted their guilt, or been found guilty despite their contentions otherwise. Roy Moore has been afforded nowhere near the same consideration.
The fund was setup to pay various legal claims against congressmen. It exist because of the Congressional Accountability Act. The law mandates that settlements be secret and requires that taxpayers pick up the tab which represents the opposite of accountability. It's no secret the law needs to change. Congress has target this law for change but so far has done nothing.
Although the post leads the reader to believe the fund simply pays the cost of claims against congressmen for sexual indiscretions, the fund pays for discrimination claims and a variety of other claims. The cost reports are presumed to be for sexual harassment claims but in reality they are for all claim types.
The purpose of Trump's interest is of course to distract the public from his history of promiscuity and infidelity which keeps popping up. The idea being every one else is just as immoral as Trump and thus it excuses his behavior.
Sexual harassment fund exposes Congress
It also shows that some members of congress could be subjected to potential blackmail by Hillary and Obama, a situation that shouldn't exist, and would make it impossible for them to keep their security clearances, if the FBI was doing their jobs.
Sorry if that pisses you off.
Obviously Hillary and Obama DIDN'T take advantage of their potential...it is Trump who threatens to do so, with your wholehearted support. Meaning the unused "potential" for Hillary and Obama is criminal, but if Trump uses the potential, he's a hero to you. Sheesh!
Iceberg, how do you know I defended Bubba over Jones and the OPEN payout he forked over that was not buried in a fake business account?really?Mudwhistle, if there were an award for the ability to stretch a very remote could be/maybe/"potential" into a near fact, I would award it to you.What the post showed was the utter hypocrisy of Congress.Real cute. The post mixes sexual harassment and sexual predators as if they were one and the same The fact is sex harassment is not a crime. It is a civil offense. The offenses of a sexual predator are almost always a criminal felonies.Paybacks are a motherfucker: Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress! | WUC-News
Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress!
0 Trump 11:20 PM
Elder Patriot – It’s almost hard to believe that members of Congress had the chutzpah to establish a secret fund, paid for by taxpayers, to silence the victims of their unwanted sexual demands. But they did, once again proving their complete disregard for the people that pay their salaries.
Seventeen and a quarter million dollars were spent to hide the sexual peccadillos – including rape – in 264 reported incidents. How many more attacks went unreported? Payments averaged $65,306 per assault. That’s fairly significant hush money but it gets worse.
In one year the average payment was just under $4oo,000. That was the average. That average had to have been skewed by one or two massive payouts considering the total payout for the 50 settlements in the five years prior to that year was $382,000.
Now journalist Trey Yingst has tweeted that President Trump wants the names of these predators to be made public.
There are at least two good reasons that Trump would want their names to be made public.
First, as we have learned from the establishment’s attack on Roy Moore and their stated intent to block him from being seated if the voters of Alabama are to elect him, they are blowing smoke because the Supreme Court has ruled that as long as the voters are aware of the allegation ahead of time then it is fair to consider they have taken the alleged behavior into account when they cast their votes.
That was the case with DC Mayor Marion Barry who was re-elected after being found in a hotel room smoking crack cocaine while enjoying the company of a prostitute. In fact, a plaque honoring Barry is currently being erected in Washington.
The high court’s ruling also opens the door to what happens when the truth is deliberately kept from voters in these instances and they do not have an opportunity to factor the aberrant behavior into their decision.
Remember, the Congressional violators have admitted their guilt, or been found guilty despite their contentions otherwise. Roy Moore has been afforded nowhere near the same consideration.
The fund was setup to pay various legal claims against congressmen. It exist because of the Congressional Accountability Act. The law mandates that settlements be secret and requires that taxpayers pick up the tab which represents the opposite of accountability. It's no secret the law needs to change. Congress has target this law for change but so far has done nothing.
Although the post leads the reader to believe the fund simply pays the cost of claims against congressmen for sexual indiscretions, the fund pays for discrimination claims and a variety of other claims. The cost reports are presumed to be for sexual harassment claims but in reality they are for all claim types.
The purpose of Trump's interest is of course to distract the public from his history of promiscuity and infidelity which keeps popping up. The idea being every one else is just as immoral as Trump and thus it excuses his behavior.
Sexual harassment fund exposes Congress
It also shows that some members of congress could be subjected to potential blackmail by Hillary and Obama, a situation that shouldn't exist, and would make it impossible for them to keep their security clearances, if the FBI was doing their jobs.
Sorry if that pisses you off.
Obviously Hillary and Obama DIDN'T take advantage of their potential...it is Trump who threatens to do so, with your wholehearted support. Meaning the unused "potential" for Hillary and Obama is criminal, but if Trump uses the potential, he's a hero to you. Sheesh!
Clinton pays Paula Jones $850,000
how come trump can't pay off stormy but hell, bill can pay off a whole herd of his flings? how many times did hillary save bills ass in court and how many of bills "victories" did they pay off or have their lives destroyed?
crickets from the left on this cause they don't give a flying horse shit about the issue, just the person in question either way.
if everyone engages in XYZ behavior, you're a hypocrite if you attack 1 person for it; don't give me that "FOCUS ON TRUMP" cause i'm focused on the issue - not the people.
So many morons...that forgot they are on some list where people were paid to hush. Yep.
This is why Trump is where he is. Fuck with him..he fucks back.
honestly, i don't. if incorrect - my bad.Iceberg, how do you know I defended Bubba over Jones and the OPEN payout he forked over that was not buried in a fake business account?really?Mudwhistle, if there were an award for the ability to stretch a very remote could be/maybe/"potential" into a near fact, I would award it to you.What the post showed was the utter hypocrisy of Congress.Real cute. The post mixes sexual harassment and sexual predators as if they were one and the same The fact is sex harassment is not a crime. It is a civil offense. The offenses of a sexual predator are almost always a criminal felonies.Paybacks are a motherfucker: Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress! | WUC-News
Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress!
0 Trump 11:20 PM
Elder Patriot – It’s almost hard to believe that members of Congress had the chutzpah to establish a secret fund, paid for by taxpayers, to silence the victims of their unwanted sexual demands. But they did, once again proving their complete disregard for the people that pay their salaries.
Seventeen and a quarter million dollars were spent to hide the sexual peccadillos – including rape – in 264 reported incidents. How many more attacks went unreported? Payments averaged $65,306 per assault. That’s fairly significant hush money but it gets worse.
In one year the average payment was just under $4oo,000. That was the average. That average had to have been skewed by one or two massive payouts considering the total payout for the 50 settlements in the five years prior to that year was $382,000.
Now journalist Trey Yingst has tweeted that President Trump wants the names of these predators to be made public.
There are at least two good reasons that Trump would want their names to be made public.
First, as we have learned from the establishment’s attack on Roy Moore and their stated intent to block him from being seated if the voters of Alabama are to elect him, they are blowing smoke because the Supreme Court has ruled that as long as the voters are aware of the allegation ahead of time then it is fair to consider they have taken the alleged behavior into account when they cast their votes.
That was the case with DC Mayor Marion Barry who was re-elected after being found in a hotel room smoking crack cocaine while enjoying the company of a prostitute. In fact, a plaque honoring Barry is currently being erected in Washington.
The high court’s ruling also opens the door to what happens when the truth is deliberately kept from voters in these instances and they do not have an opportunity to factor the aberrant behavior into their decision.
Remember, the Congressional violators have admitted their guilt, or been found guilty despite their contentions otherwise. Roy Moore has been afforded nowhere near the same consideration.
The fund was setup to pay various legal claims against congressmen. It exist because of the Congressional Accountability Act. The law mandates that settlements be secret and requires that taxpayers pick up the tab which represents the opposite of accountability. It's no secret the law needs to change. Congress has target this law for change but so far has done nothing.
Although the post leads the reader to believe the fund simply pays the cost of claims against congressmen for sexual indiscretions, the fund pays for discrimination claims and a variety of other claims. The cost reports are presumed to be for sexual harassment claims but in reality they are for all claim types.
The purpose of Trump's interest is of course to distract the public from his history of promiscuity and infidelity which keeps popping up. The idea being every one else is just as immoral as Trump and thus it excuses his behavior.
Sexual harassment fund exposes Congress
It also shows that some members of congress could be subjected to potential blackmail by Hillary and Obama, a situation that shouldn't exist, and would make it impossible for them to keep their security clearances, if the FBI was doing their jobs.
Sorry if that pisses you off.
Obviously Hillary and Obama DIDN'T take advantage of their potential...it is Trump who threatens to do so, with your wholehearted support. Meaning the unused "potential" for Hillary and Obama is criminal, but if Trump uses the potential, he's a hero to you. Sheesh!
Clinton pays Paula Jones $850,000
how come trump can't pay off stormy but hell, bill can pay off a whole herd of his flings? how many times did hillary save bills ass in court and how many of bills "victories" did they pay off or have their lives destroyed?
crickets from the left on this cause they don't give a flying horse shit about the issue, just the person in question either way.
if everyone engages in XYZ behavior, you're a hypocrite if you attack 1 person for it; don't give me that "FOCUS ON TRUMP" cause i'm focused on the issue - not the people.
Well, I did rail against his disgusting behavior, but I also supported him as President, so you are half right. It is speculative, I know, but I think if Trump were someone I admired as a President I would be the same. And of course I also have the advantage of hindsight in that Bill Clinton inherited a wobbly economy and turned it around to the point of handing off a thriving nearly debt-free nation. I see little but empty promises in Trump, and although it shouldn't matter if he produces, his egoist personality is irritating to me.honestly, i don't. if incorrect - my bad.Iceberg, how do you know I defended Bubba over Jones and the OPEN payout he forked over that was not buried in a fake business account?really?Mudwhistle, if there were an award for the ability to stretch a very remote could be/maybe/"potential" into a near fact, I would award it to you.What the post showed was the utter hypocrisy of Congress.Real cute. The post mixes sexual harassment and sexual predators as if they were one and the same The fact is sex harassment is not a crime. It is a civil offense. The offenses of a sexual predator are almost always a criminal felonies.
The fund was setup to pay various legal claims against congressmen. It exist because of the Congressional Accountability Act. The law mandates that settlements be secret and requires that taxpayers pick up the tab which represents the opposite of accountability. It's no secret the law needs to change. Congress has target this law for change but so far has done nothing.
Although the post leads the reader to believe the fund simply pays the cost of claims against congressmen for sexual indiscretions, the fund pays for discrimination claims and a variety of other claims. The cost reports are presumed to be for sexual harassment claims but in reality they are for all claim types.
The purpose of Trump's interest is of course to distract the public from his history of promiscuity and infidelity which keeps popping up. The idea being every one else is just as immoral as Trump and thus it excuses his behavior.
Sexual harassment fund exposes Congress
It also shows that some members of congress could be subjected to potential blackmail by Hillary and Obama, a situation that shouldn't exist, and would make it impossible for them to keep their security clearances, if the FBI was doing their jobs.
Sorry if that pisses you off.
Obviously Hillary and Obama DIDN'T take advantage of their potential...it is Trump who threatens to do so, with your wholehearted support. Meaning the unused "potential" for Hillary and Obama is criminal, but if Trump uses the potential, he's a hero to you. Sheesh!
Clinton pays Paula Jones $850,000
how come trump can't pay off stormy but hell, bill can pay off a whole herd of his flings? how many times did hillary save bills ass in court and how many of bills "victories" did they pay off or have their lives destroyed?
crickets from the left on this cause they don't give a flying horse shit about the issue, just the person in question either way.
if everyone engages in XYZ behavior, you're a hypocrite if you attack 1 person for it; don't give me that "FOCUS ON TRUMP" cause i'm focused on the issue - not the people.
i'm kinda that way about trump. i can't get mad at his affairs cause i never really got mad at bill for his. i just didn't care if he could still do the job. bill just got annoying with redefining words and getting cute with it. i thought he did a good job as president overall and that's all i really cared about. the rest is private lives stuff that's now become reality politics.Well, I did rail against his disgusting behavior, but I also supported him as President, so you are half right. It is speculative, I know, but I think if Trump were someone I admired as a President I would be the same. And of course I also have the advantage of hindsight in that Bill Clinton inherited a wobbly economy and turned it around to the point of handing off a thriving nearly debt-free nation. I see little but empty promises in Trump, and although it shouldn't matter if he produces, his egoist personality is irritating to me.honestly, i don't. if incorrect - my bad.Iceberg, how do you know I defended Bubba over Jones and the OPEN payout he forked over that was not buried in a fake business account?really?Mudwhistle, if there were an award for the ability to stretch a very remote could be/maybe/"potential" into a near fact, I would award it to you.What the post showed was the utter hypocrisy of Congress.
It also shows that some members of congress could be subjected to potential blackmail by Hillary and Obama, a situation that shouldn't exist, and would make it impossible for them to keep their security clearances, if the FBI was doing their jobs.
Sorry if that pisses you off.
Obviously Hillary and Obama DIDN'T take advantage of their potential...it is Trump who threatens to do so, with your wholehearted support. Meaning the unused "potential" for Hillary and Obama is criminal, but if Trump uses the potential, he's a hero to you. Sheesh!
Clinton pays Paula Jones $850,000
how come trump can't pay off stormy but hell, bill can pay off a whole herd of his flings? how many times did hillary save bills ass in court and how many of bills "victories" did they pay off or have their lives destroyed?
crickets from the left on this cause they don't give a flying horse shit about the issue, just the person in question either way.
if everyone engages in XYZ behavior, you're a hypocrite if you attack 1 person for it; don't give me that "FOCUS ON TRUMP" cause i'm focused on the issue - not the people.
You said it exactly the way media pundits wrote it. Even his supporters think he acts in a despicable manner.Well, I did rail against his disgusting behavior, but I also supported him as President, so you are half right. It is speculative, I know, but I think if Trump were someone I admired as a President I would be the same. And of course I also have the advantage of hindsight in that Bill Clinton inherited a wobbly economy and turned it around to the point of handing off a thriving nearly debt-free nation. I see little but empty promises in Trump, and although it shouldn't matter if he produces, his egoist personality is irritating to me.honestly, i don't. if incorrect - my bad.Iceberg, how do you know I defended Bubba over Jones and the OPEN payout he forked over that was not buried in a fake business account?really?Mudwhistle, if there were an award for the ability to stretch a very remote could be/maybe/"potential" into a near fact, I would award it to you.What the post showed was the utter hypocrisy of Congress.
It also shows that some members of congress could be subjected to potential blackmail by Hillary and Obama, a situation that shouldn't exist, and would make it impossible for them to keep their security clearances, if the FBI was doing their jobs.
Sorry if that pisses you off.
Obviously Hillary and Obama DIDN'T take advantage of their potential...it is Trump who threatens to do so, with your wholehearted support. Meaning the unused "potential" for Hillary and Obama is criminal, but if Trump uses the potential, he's a hero to you. Sheesh!
Clinton pays Paula Jones $850,000
how come trump can't pay off stormy but hell, bill can pay off a whole herd of his flings? how many times did hillary save bills ass in court and how many of bills "victories" did they pay off or have their lives destroyed?
crickets from the left on this cause they don't give a flying horse shit about the issue, just the person in question either way.
if everyone engages in XYZ behavior, you're a hypocrite if you attack 1 person for it; don't give me that "FOCUS ON TRUMP" cause i'm focused on the issue - not the people.
By law, messing with the CIA, FBI, and "those that rule the world" is not illegal.Trump will have the worst ending of any public figure...he messed with the CIA' FBI and those who rule the world....he is fucked and well deserved.
And you are supporting that. Incredible.
Supporting what - rule of law? Absolutely
So, what the fuck are you talking about?
Could it be that Trump's attack on Amazon is because Jeff Bezos is anti-Trump and purchased the Washington Post to give him hell. No, Trump would never use the presidency for personal attacksTrump wants Postal Service to charge 'much more' for Amazon shipmentsAmazon’s sweetheart deal with the USPSThanks, Dr Love. BTW, do you happen to remember a couple months back when Trump pressured the Postmaster General of the United States to raise shipping rates on Amazon because he was pissed off at Jeff Bezos for some personal reason. Evidently Bezos didn't say nice things about Trump so Trump tried to get Amazon off the bulk rate list. Can you imagine if anyone else tried that?Ha!"But he's never raped anyone in college." Paid them off, ya think?
"He's not responsible for the deaths of 18 soldiers in Mogadishu and 4 in Benghazi." No, ISIS is. Nor is he responsible for the deaths during his admin in Yemen, Syria, and Niger.
"He's never used the NSA, FBI, CIA, and foreign intelligence operatives to spy on his political opponents." Right, and it pisses him off no end! He tweets daily about how they must be antifa because they wont be his personal Praetorians. BTW, excepting Nixon and maybe Johnson, neither did anybody else use them for personal vengence.
"He's never destroyed his cell phones and servers to cover this up." I dunno bout dat! Seems like Don Jr called a blocked number after the infamous June Russia meet, and it is rumored he was reporting to Daddy.
"He's never sent billions to our enemies." Certainly not with HIS money. Actually, he has a history of taking billions from enemies, if you consider Russians enemies. Cohen knows more about that.
"He's never used the IRS to destroy the lives of critics." Because they resist. But he's pretty good at rallys and on twitter. It's why you love him so. He, and evidently you, think if he puts others down it makes him look better.
"He's never put critics in jail on trumped up charges." Double HA! remember Lock her up? So far America still doesn't incarcerate on a cult leader's whim....yet! But tell me, who else has tried it?
I didn't have the patience for a point by point ass-whooping for longknife - Well done sir!
2 sides to every story.............At the same time......snail mail is dying ............and they need the bulk shipping to stay afloat......
Other groups were upset that it was basically a subsidy to give them unfair market advantage against the others...............
Gov't picking winners and losers..........but the Catch.........snail mail is dying......can't shoot yourself in something that's keeping you treading water....
It is not as so simple minded as you try to present with your TDS.
Trump's Campaign Chief Pushes to Raise Amazon Shipping Rates
I've tried to pick the most unbiased. Offhand, does it not strike you as a tad confusing that Trump authored tax cuts that enrich the rich while wringing his hands in dismay over Amazon shipping costs and that a cost rise would be passed to the customer? And I accept your intended insult of TDS too, since I think of you as suffering TDS too, Trump Divinity Syndrome that is. That's where all the gripes you had in other Presidents are now Saintly in Trump.
By law, messing with the CIA, FBI, and "those that rule the world" is not illegal.Trump will have the worst ending of any public figure...he messed with the CIA' FBI and those who rule the world....he is fucked and well deserved.
And you are supporting that. Incredible.
Supporting what - rule of law? Absolutely
So, what the fuck are you talking about?
Talking to you makes no sense - Pass
Thanks, Dr Love. BTW, do you happen to remember a couple months back when Trump pressured the Postmaster General of the United States to raise shipping rates on Amazon because he was pissed off at Jeff Bezos for some personal reason. Evidently Bezos didn't say nice things about Trump so Trump tried to get Amazon off the bulk rate list. Can you imagine if anyone else tried that?Ha!"But he's never raped anyone in college." Paid them off, ya think?I admit, Trump isn't perfect.
But he's never raped anyone in college.
He's never used the NSA, FBI, CIA, and foreign intelligence operatives to spy on his political opponents.
He's never exchanged Top Secret information on a private server.
He's never destroyed his cell phones and servers to cover this up.
He's never sent billions to our enemies.
He's never used the IRS to destroy the lives of critics.
He's never put critics in jail on trumped up charges.
Trump has never made deals with Twitter, Facebook, and Youtube CEOs to censor social media.
Nobody has done those things - But even if they had, your Orange Dunce has done far worse.
Prove it! Links.
"He's not responsible for the deaths of 18 soldiers in Mogadishu and 4 in Benghazi." No, ISIS is. Nor is he responsible for the deaths during his admin in Yemen, Syria, and Niger.
"He's never used the NSA, FBI, CIA, and foreign intelligence operatives to spy on his political opponents." Right, and it pisses him off no end! He tweets daily about how they must be antifa because they wont be his personal Praetorians. BTW, excepting Nixon and maybe Johnson, neither did anybody else use them for personal vengence.
"He's never destroyed his cell phones and servers to cover this up." I dunno bout dat! Seems like Don Jr called a blocked number after the infamous June Russia meet, and it is rumored he was reporting to Daddy.
"He's never sent billions to our enemies." Certainly not with HIS money. Actually, he has a history of taking billions from enemies, if you consider Russians enemies. Cohen knows more about that.
"He's never used the IRS to destroy the lives of critics." Because they resist. But he's pretty good at rallys and on twitter. It's why you love him so. He, and evidently you, think if he puts others down it makes him look better.
"He's never put critics in jail on trumped up charges." Double HA! remember Lock her up? So far America still doesn't incarcerate on a cult leader's whim....yet! But tell me, who else has tried it?
I didn't have the patience for a point by point ass-whooping for longknife - Well done sir!
Having their misdeeds kept secret would subject them to blackmail by just about anyone such as Donald Trump. However, keep in mind that this fund covers claims other than sexual harassment such as sexual discrimination and other charges. There are far more sexual discrimination charges than sexual harassment. In fact, over twice as many.What the post showed was the utter hypocrisy of Congress.Real cute. The post mixes sexual harassment and sexual predators as if they were one and the same The fact is sex harassment is not a crime. It is a civil offense. The offenses of a sexual predator are almost always a criminal felonies.Paybacks are a motherfucker: Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress! | WUC-News
Trump To Release The Names Of Sexual Predators In Congress!
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Elder Patriot – It’s almost hard to believe that members of Congress had the chutzpah to establish a secret fund, paid for by taxpayers, to silence the victims of their unwanted sexual demands. But they did, once again proving their complete disregard for the people that pay their salaries.
Seventeen and a quarter million dollars were spent to hide the sexual peccadillos – including rape – in 264 reported incidents. How many more attacks went unreported? Payments averaged $65,306 per assault. That’s fairly significant hush money but it gets worse.
In one year the average payment was just under $4oo,000. That was the average. That average had to have been skewed by one or two massive payouts considering the total payout for the 50 settlements in the five years prior to that year was $382,000.
Now journalist Trey Yingst has tweeted that President Trump wants the names of these predators to be made public.
There are at least two good reasons that Trump would want their names to be made public.
First, as we have learned from the establishment’s attack on Roy Moore and their stated intent to block him from being seated if the voters of Alabama are to elect him, they are blowing smoke because the Supreme Court has ruled that as long as the voters are aware of the allegation ahead of time then it is fair to consider they have taken the alleged behavior into account when they cast their votes.
That was the case with DC Mayor Marion Barry who was re-elected after being found in a hotel room smoking crack cocaine while enjoying the company of a prostitute. In fact, a plaque honoring Barry is currently being erected in Washington.
The high court’s ruling also opens the door to what happens when the truth is deliberately kept from voters in these instances and they do not have an opportunity to factor the aberrant behavior into their decision.
Remember, the Congressional violators have admitted their guilt, or been found guilty despite their contentions otherwise. Roy Moore has been afforded nowhere near the same consideration.
The fund was setup to pay various legal claims against congressmen. It exist because of the Congressional Accountability Act. The law mandates that settlements be secret and requires that taxpayers pick up the tab which represents the opposite of accountability. It's no secret the law needs to change. Congress has target this law for change but so far has done nothing.
Although the post leads the reader to believe the fund simply pays the cost of claims against congressmen for sexual indiscretions, the fund pays for discrimination claims and a variety of other claims. The cost reports are presumed to be for sexual harassment claims but in reality they are for all claim types.
The purpose of Trump's interest is of course to distract the public from his history of promiscuity and infidelity which keeps popping up. The idea being every one else is just as immoral as Trump and thus it excuses his behavior.
Sexual harassment fund exposes Congress
It also shows that some members of congress could be subjected to potential blackmail by Hillary and Obama, a situation that shouldn't exist, and would make it impossible for them to keep their security clearances, if the FBI was doing their jobs.
Sorry if that pisses you off.
