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What did they do with all those W's off the keyboards?
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Why is Putin so afraid of Hillary but not Trumpf?
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What did they do with all those W's off the keyboards?
washamericom
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gone fishing... pretty slick thread...Please elaborate. What is your thesis - with proofs incorporated - to bolster your topic?Discuss.
Defence & Security Intelligence & Analysis | IHS Jane's 360You need to review your Jane's military book.it's because bernie dropped out. i agree, putin doesn't even fear obama, why would he fear email hillary ?
the left is using putin as a strawman, he's weak, and with very little military, resources and no cash flow (comparatively). his country is like our a.c.o.r.n.
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Putin has the largest tank and artillery army in the world.
And a fairly lethal air force to cover them with.
The USA is a naval power.
Navy can't do sh!t in the middle of Europe.
Russia is not strong. And Putin is even weaker. | Brookings Institution
Not So Scary: This Is Why Russia's Military Is a Paper Tiger
Russian military is rubbish! No hang on, it’s actually pretty good from RT
Don't buy the hype: Russia's military is much weaker than Putin wants us to think
U.S. vs. Russia: What a war would look like between the world's most fearsome militaries my favorite.
our Navy can project apocalypse, to anywhere in the world, at anytime.
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The IDF is already on it.Why is Putin so afraid of Hillary but not Trumpf?
Hillary threatened to obliterate Iran with nukes, she's crazy.
Actually that may not be a bad idea .....
Godspeed Israel, godspeed
I have seen no evidence to suggest Putin is afraid of either one.
What do you think the odds are that the OP will respond to this obvious, and obviously important point re: his question?
Slim and none and slim just left the building.I have seen no evidence to suggest Putin is afraid of either one.
What do you think the odds are that the OP will respond to this obvious, and obviously important point re: his question?
Let's just say we have different tastes.Sexist moron.Well, she is pretty ugly.
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Why would Putin be afraid of Clinton? According to the New York Times, Clinton facilitated the Russian takeover of uranium mines that gave it control over 20% of the US's uranium production in exchange for a $500,000 speaking fee for Bill and millions sent to the Clinton Foundation, the Clinton family's tax boondoggle, when she was Secretary of State.Discuss.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/24/u...s-pressed-for-control-of-uranium-company.html
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Why would Putin be afraid of Clinton? According to the New York Times, Clinton facilitated the Russian takeover of uranium mines that gave it control over 20% of the US's uranium production in exchange for a $500,000 speaking fee for Bill and millions sent to the Clinton Foundation, the Clinton family's tax boondoggle, when she was Secretary of State.Discuss.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/24/u...s-pressed-for-control-of-uranium-company.html
He doesn't fear her, he plays her like he does Obungles
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You're not sure if Hillary is a man or a woman?Because Hillary is a true stateman/woman and leader.Discuss.
Trump is ... well ... I'll put this mildly ... is not.
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So you, a supposed free market capitalist believe the U.S. should and can control the sales of other nation's natural resources? Do go on....
washamericom
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what are their names ?Trump and Putin are in cahoots. Trump's campaign manager Manafort was a lobbyist for pro-Russian politicians in the Ukraine.
So you, a supposed free market capitalist believe the U.S. should and can control the sales of other nation's natural resources? Do go on....
A question has been asked of you about the OP. You have not answered.
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Truthiness:
"For perspective, a few other high earners include: Tim Geithner, $200,000 per speech; Ben Bernanke, $200,000 to $400,000; George W. Bush, $150,000; Chelsea Clinton and Dick Cheney, both $75,000; and Newt Gingrich, $60,000. These figures are from an ABC News analysis. "
"As speaking fees go, Hillary Clinton’s allegedly scandalous $200,000 per engagement is chump change compared with Donald Trump’s $1.5 million."
For the dumb basses on this thread; you know who you are.
"For perspective, a few other high earners include: Tim Geithner, $200,000 per speech; Ben Bernanke, $200,000 to $400,000; George W. Bush, $150,000; Chelsea Clinton and Dick Cheney, both $75,000; and Newt Gingrich, $60,000. These figures are from an ABC News analysis. "
"As speaking fees go, Hillary Clinton’s allegedly scandalous $200,000 per engagement is chump change compared with Donald Trump’s $1.5 million."
For the dumb basses on this thread; you know who you are.
Outrun My Gun
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Outrun My Gun
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Former President George W. Bush has earned tens of millions of dollars from paid speeches since 2009, Politico reported.
Bush has given at least 200 paid speeches, typically earning between $100,000 and $175,000 per appearance. But compared to the Clintons, he has attracted less attention as many of his engagements are at private events around the world.
Most of the organizations that hosted Bush were reluctant to reveal how much they paid him, Politico said.
Bush has given at least 200 paid speeches, typically earning between $100,000 and $175,000 per appearance. But compared to the Clintons, he has attracted less attention as many of his engagements are at private events around the world.
Most of the organizations that hosted Bush were reluctant to reveal how much they paid him, Politico said.
Not much to "discuss" Hillary is a sociopath.Discuss.
Truthiness:
"For perspective, a few other high earners include: Tim Geithner, $200,000 per speech; Ben Bernanke, $200,000 to $400,000; George W. Bush, $150,000; Chelsea Clinton and Dick Cheney, both $75,000; and Newt Gingrich, $60,000. These figures are from an ABC News analysis. "
"As speaking fees go, Hillary Clinton’s allegedly scandalous $200,000 per engagement is chump change compared with Donald Trump’s $1.5 million."
For the dumb basses on this thread; you know who you are.
A question has been asked of you about the OP. You have not answered.
Outrun My Gun
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Newt Gingrich is smarter than you. Don't feel bad, he's smarter than the rest of us, too. Just ask him. Or look at what he's done.
Repeated adultery with younger women, while each successive wife was seriously ill. Attacking mortgage lender Freddie Mac, while secretly getting paid $1.6 million as a lobbyist for them. A half-million charge account at Tiffany's Jewelers for his latest, youngest woman (that we know of). Attacking Congress for gridlock, when he personally led the destruction of Congress' civility and traditions in the 1980s as a "bomb-thrower" and evil genius tactician. (Seriously, look it up.)
All this for 30 years running, and he's still a leading contender for President as a religious, morally crusading Republican? Yeah, he's smarter alright. As an historian, he knows Americans forget anything over 5 years old, and the press will ignore your long-term character traits if you give them any new, shiny story to report.
Quotes
"We had oral sex. He prefers that modus operandi because then he can say, 'I never slept with her.'" - Anne Manning (who was also married at the time.)
"We would have won in 1974 if we could have kept him out of the office, screwing her [a young volunteer] on the desk." - Dot Crews, his campaign scheduler at the time
[In the book] "Men Who Hate Women and the Women Who Love Them", "found frightening pieces that related to my own life." - Newt.
"I think you can write a psychological profile of me that says I found a way to immerse my insecurities in a cause large enough to justify whatever I wanted it to." - Newt, speaking to Gail Sheehy.
"She isn't young enough or pretty enough to be the President's wife. And besides, she has cancer." - Newt, on his first wife (Jackie, his high school teacher)
"I don't want him to be president and I don't think he should be." - Newt's second wife Marianne.
“She [Callista] is the single most self-centered person I’ve run into in politics—it’s all about her. They do these movies together, and she does a word count: she has to have the same number of words on camera as he does or they have to reshoot. ...And Callista did not want him to run for President. That’s why he had to buy her so much damn jewelry.” - an unnamed "former strategist." Will Rogers, Newt's ex-Iowa strategist has denied it was him.
"He treats me really nicely, buys me all these ices. Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi and that Donna, Karan, he be sharin' All that money got me wearin'" -- Callista? No wait, that's Fergie, "My Humps"
"[I was] very lonely, very driven, and pretty weird as a kid." -- Newt
"It doesn't matter what I do. People need to hear what I have to say. There's no one else who can say what I can say. It doesn't matter what I live." - Newt, as he dumped his second wife for a younger, healthier woman
"Fannie Mae is an excellent example of a former government institution fulfilling its mandate while functioning in the market economy.” -- Newt, 1995
Repeated adultery with younger women, while each successive wife was seriously ill. Attacking mortgage lender Freddie Mac, while secretly getting paid $1.6 million as a lobbyist for them. A half-million charge account at Tiffany's Jewelers for his latest, youngest woman (that we know of). Attacking Congress for gridlock, when he personally led the destruction of Congress' civility and traditions in the 1980s as a "bomb-thrower" and evil genius tactician. (Seriously, look it up.)
All this for 30 years running, and he's still a leading contender for President as a religious, morally crusading Republican? Yeah, he's smarter alright. As an historian, he knows Americans forget anything over 5 years old, and the press will ignore your long-term character traits if you give them any new, shiny story to report.
Quotes
"We had oral sex. He prefers that modus operandi because then he can say, 'I never slept with her.'" - Anne Manning (who was also married at the time.)
"We would have won in 1974 if we could have kept him out of the office, screwing her [a young volunteer] on the desk." - Dot Crews, his campaign scheduler at the time
[In the book] "Men Who Hate Women and the Women Who Love Them", "found frightening pieces that related to my own life." - Newt.
"I think you can write a psychological profile of me that says I found a way to immerse my insecurities in a cause large enough to justify whatever I wanted it to." - Newt, speaking to Gail Sheehy.
"She isn't young enough or pretty enough to be the President's wife. And besides, she has cancer." - Newt, on his first wife (Jackie, his high school teacher)
"I don't want him to be president and I don't think he should be." - Newt's second wife Marianne.
“She [Callista] is the single most self-centered person I’ve run into in politics—it’s all about her. They do these movies together, and she does a word count: she has to have the same number of words on camera as he does or they have to reshoot. ...And Callista did not want him to run for President. That’s why he had to buy her so much damn jewelry.” - an unnamed "former strategist." Will Rogers, Newt's ex-Iowa strategist has denied it was him.
"He treats me really nicely, buys me all these ices. Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi and that Donna, Karan, he be sharin' All that money got me wearin'" -- Callista? No wait, that's Fergie, "My Humps"
"[I was] very lonely, very driven, and pretty weird as a kid." -- Newt
"It doesn't matter what I do. People need to hear what I have to say. There's no one else who can say what I can say. It doesn't matter what I live." - Newt, as he dumped his second wife for a younger, healthier woman
"Fannie Mae is an excellent example of a former government institution fulfilling its mandate while functioning in the market economy.” -- Newt, 1995
Outrun My Gun
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Yes, you are my li'l bee itch.Truthiness:
"For perspective, a few other high earners include: Tim Geithner, $200,000 per speech; Ben Bernanke, $200,000 to $400,000; George W. Bush, $150,000; Chelsea Clinton and Dick Cheney, both $75,000; and Newt Gingrich, $60,000. These figures are from an ABC News analysis. "
"As speaking fees go, Hillary Clinton’s allegedly scandalous $200,000 per engagement is chump change compared with Donald Trump’s $1.5 million."
For the dumb basses on this thread; you know who you are.
A question has been asked of you about the OP. You have not answered.
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