So it seems the FBI has reopened the Hillary email scandal/case. Apparently, the FBI found thousands of more government emails on the laptop of Anthony Weiner, the sexting nerd and former Democrat Congressman who likes to expose himself online.
The FBI was looking into Weiner's emails to find evidence that he was getting on-line randy with a 15 year old girl. That's when they found the Hillary emails. It seems Hillary's Muslin assistant, Weiner's wife, had been forwarding government emails from the government server to her own Yahoo email account. What incredible cyber security!
So now, with the election only ten days away, Hillary has egg on her face. Once more Hillary is undergoing FBI scrutiny to determine if she broke federal laws, with the possibility that she will be indicted and sent to prison. Ouch, that's gotta hurt her election chances somewhat.
After Hillary's October surprise against Trump, instigating women of dubious veracity to step forward and claim that Trump groped them, this is satisfying payback.
BWA-HA-HA-HA! Enjoy the stomach acid, Hillary. Karma is so cool.
Saturday, October 29, 2016
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Monday, October 24, 2016
2016 Presidential Election: What's Really Going On?
Rush Limbaugh todays said he didn't really know what's going on with this election. There are conflicting phenomena that lead to two different conclusions: Hillary's victory, or Donald's?
Consider the following:
1. There are the polls, some of which show Trump ahead, others that show Hillary ahead. The RCP poll average puts Hillary ahead by 5 points or more; however, the average is skewed by the ABC poll, which shows Hillary ahead by 10 points, a preposterous number. Oversampled Democrats, perhaps?
2. Trump's political rallies show large crowds of enthusiastic supporters, where Hillary's show small crowds. Adrienne at Adrienne's Corner said 50,000 people logged on to see Trump's Gettysburg speech, whereas only 900 logged on to see a same-day rally for Hillary.
3. Texas is said to be "in play," with Trump leading by only a small amount. This is very hard to believe, since Texans generally hate everything Hillary stands for: abortion, high taxes, unlimited immigration, etc. Rigged polls, perhaps?
4. Wikeleaks continues to reveal dirty tricks and illegalities by the Democrat National Committee on behalf of Hillary. One of their revelations was a DNC document that recommended using false polls to overstate Hillary's "lead," thereby discouraging and depressing the Trump vote. The same document also advocated acting as if the election were already won for Hillary, to accomplish the same goal. [Source: Gateway Pundit]
5. Never-Trump RINOs like Jonah Goldberg and his ilk continue to propagandize for Hillary by opining that Trump has no chance of winning, and by highlighting every item of bad news for Trump, all while insulting and denigrating Trump personally as well. With traitors like these, who needs Democrats?
Conclusions: Anything can happen. Dirty tricks and voter fraud will help Hillary's efforts, but the more reliable polls are close, with Donald ahead in 8 of the RCP polls, and Hillary ahead in only 6 of them. Trump supporters are far more motivated, and many of Hillary's supporters may stay home on election day. Trump can win. Don't give up, get discouraged, or believe the Hillary hype. Go to the polls on November 8 and vote for Donald Trump!
Consider the following:
1. There are the polls, some of which show Trump ahead, others that show Hillary ahead. The RCP poll average puts Hillary ahead by 5 points or more; however, the average is skewed by the ABC poll, which shows Hillary ahead by 10 points, a preposterous number. Oversampled Democrats, perhaps?
2. Trump's political rallies show large crowds of enthusiastic supporters, where Hillary's show small crowds. Adrienne at Adrienne's Corner said 50,000 people logged on to see Trump's Gettysburg speech, whereas only 900 logged on to see a same-day rally for Hillary.
3. Texas is said to be "in play," with Trump leading by only a small amount. This is very hard to believe, since Texans generally hate everything Hillary stands for: abortion, high taxes, unlimited immigration, etc. Rigged polls, perhaps?
4. Wikeleaks continues to reveal dirty tricks and illegalities by the Democrat National Committee on behalf of Hillary. One of their revelations was a DNC document that recommended using false polls to overstate Hillary's "lead," thereby discouraging and depressing the Trump vote. The same document also advocated acting as if the election were already won for Hillary, to accomplish the same goal. [Source: Gateway Pundit]
5. Never-Trump RINOs like Jonah Goldberg and his ilk continue to propagandize for Hillary by opining that Trump has no chance of winning, and by highlighting every item of bad news for Trump, all while insulting and denigrating Trump personally as well. With traitors like these, who needs Democrats?
Conclusions: Anything can happen. Dirty tricks and voter fraud will help Hillary's efforts, but the more reliable polls are close, with Donald ahead in 8 of the RCP polls, and Hillary ahead in only 6 of them. Trump supporters are far more motivated, and many of Hillary's supporters may stay home on election day. Trump can win. Don't give up, get discouraged, or believe the Hillary hype. Go to the polls on November 8 and vote for Donald Trump!
Saturday, October 22, 2016
DONALD TRUMP'S GETTYSBURG SPEECH, 10/22/2016 (VIDEO)
Donald Trump explains his plans for his first 100 days in office.
If you missed the live presentation today, you owe it to yourself to hear his amazing speech.
Trump Could Win!
It's hard to know what to believe these days. For many weeks the various polls at Realclearpolitics.com have indicated a smashing Clinton victory. Lately, however, the polls seem to be turning around. Today there are eight polls at Realclearpolitics.com that show Trump ahead, and six showing Clinton ahead.
I'm beginning to believe that Trump could actually win, in spite of the massive media bias against him.
I'm beginning to believe that Trump could actually win, in spite of the massive media bias against him.
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Third Debate - 2016: Probably a Draw
The third presidential debate for 2016 just ended. I watched the whole thing. Here are my impressions:
1. Chris Wallace was a substantially better moderator than the previous moderators in the first two debates. He asked questions of Hillary that the prior moderators stayed away from, e.g., her using the Clinton Foundation for "pay for play" corruption. Hillary slithered away from answering.
2. Hillary was much better on specifics in some cases. Her ability to quote names and places made her look informed and prepared, especially to people who don't have a clue. Some of what she quoted was undoubtedly lies. Hillary was the better speaker, and her responses were crisp and well enunciated. Donald was far less scripted and more spontaneous, but also less polished.
3. Both candidates were vague and nonspecific on economics questions, merely making unprovable claims of the wonders they will manifest when president. Hillary's claims, however, were less credible, in my opinion. She stressed government action to improve the economy, where Donald stressed using the private sector and growing the economic pie through lower taxes and less regulation.
4. Trump was effective in bringing up Clinton campaign malfeasance in attempting to stoke violence at Trump rallies. He also did a good job of answering the bimbo claims that he groped them. He denied it, and said the claims have been debunked.
5. Both candidates fell back on prior claims made in the two previous debates.
6. It is doubtful that the debate changed many minds.
I noticed that most of the online comments by viewers were highly negative for Hillary, but that may be because I was watching the debate via the Fox News website.
Conclusions: the debate was a draw. On to November 8! Vote Trump.
1. Chris Wallace was a substantially better moderator than the previous moderators in the first two debates. He asked questions of Hillary that the prior moderators stayed away from, e.g., her using the Clinton Foundation for "pay for play" corruption. Hillary slithered away from answering.
2. Hillary was much better on specifics in some cases. Her ability to quote names and places made her look informed and prepared, especially to people who don't have a clue. Some of what she quoted was undoubtedly lies. Hillary was the better speaker, and her responses were crisp and well enunciated. Donald was far less scripted and more spontaneous, but also less polished.
3. Both candidates were vague and nonspecific on economics questions, merely making unprovable claims of the wonders they will manifest when president. Hillary's claims, however, were less credible, in my opinion. She stressed government action to improve the economy, where Donald stressed using the private sector and growing the economic pie through lower taxes and less regulation.
4. Trump was effective in bringing up Clinton campaign malfeasance in attempting to stoke violence at Trump rallies. He also did a good job of answering the bimbo claims that he groped them. He denied it, and said the claims have been debunked.
5. Both candidates fell back on prior claims made in the two previous debates.
6. It is doubtful that the debate changed many minds.
I noticed that most of the online comments by viewers were highly negative for Hillary, but that may be because I was watching the debate via the Fox News website.
Conclusions: the debate was a draw. On to November 8! Vote Trump.
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Massive Corruption by Democrats Makes 2016 Election the Dirtiest Ever
In the last two or three days, a lot of information has come to light on the extreme corruption of the Democratic National Committee and the Hillary Clinton campaign. Here are a few tidbits for your consideration.
1. The Obama State Department encouraged the FBI to declassify some of the classified emails on Clinton's private email server. There was an attempt to bribe the FBI to change the classification of a Benghazi document to help Clinton lie about it, and falsely exonerate Hillary of illegal email use.
2. James O'Keefe's Project Veritas surreptitiously recorded Democrat officials admitting that the DNC sought to disrupt Trump rallies through the use of violence. Homeless people were cleaned up, bussed to the events, and encouraged to start fights and set fires. The DNC also organized and planned the blocking of traffic in Arizona to prevent people from attending a Trump rally there. Two Trump rallies, one in Chicago and another in Minneapolis, were cancelled due to the threats of Democrat violence. Trump rally attendees in San Jose, California were beaten up or egged. Recently, in Maine, cars of Trump rally attendees were vandalized with spray paint.
3. Massive voter fraud is in the works. Thousands of ballots for Hillary were found in a warehouse in Ohio, and voter fraud investigations are underway in Texas, Indiana and elsewhere.
4. The Democrat media refuses to cover damaging disclosures revealed by WikiLeaks, and John Kerry got Julian Assange's internet access turned off so WikiLeaks could not reveal any more emails or documents that are embarrassing to the DNC.
The intensity of Democrat malfeasance has never been this high. If Hillary is so far ahead and expected to be the sure winner, why is such criminality necessary? Perhaps the race is closer than that we have been told.
1. The Obama State Department encouraged the FBI to declassify some of the classified emails on Clinton's private email server. There was an attempt to bribe the FBI to change the classification of a Benghazi document to help Clinton lie about it, and falsely exonerate Hillary of illegal email use.
2. James O'Keefe's Project Veritas surreptitiously recorded Democrat officials admitting that the DNC sought to disrupt Trump rallies through the use of violence. Homeless people were cleaned up, bussed to the events, and encouraged to start fights and set fires. The DNC also organized and planned the blocking of traffic in Arizona to prevent people from attending a Trump rally there. Two Trump rallies, one in Chicago and another in Minneapolis, were cancelled due to the threats of Democrat violence. Trump rally attendees in San Jose, California were beaten up or egged. Recently, in Maine, cars of Trump rally attendees were vandalized with spray paint.
3. Massive voter fraud is in the works. Thousands of ballots for Hillary were found in a warehouse in Ohio, and voter fraud investigations are underway in Texas, Indiana and elsewhere.
4. The Democrat media refuses to cover damaging disclosures revealed by WikiLeaks, and John Kerry got Julian Assange's internet access turned off so WikiLeaks could not reveal any more emails or documents that are embarrassing to the DNC.
The intensity of Democrat malfeasance has never been this high. If Hillary is so far ahead and expected to be the sure winner, why is such criminality necessary? Perhaps the race is closer than that we have been told.
Sunday, October 16, 2016
Republican Headquarters Fire-Bombed in North Carolina
The expression "Politics is war by other means" is apparently literally true now. Democrats fire-bombed a Republican Headquarters in North Carolina today. In another, separate incident, Democrats vandalized 20 cars outside of a Trump rally in Maine, The cars were spray-painted.
Democrats are thugs. Well actually, only about 97% of Democrats are thugs, yet they make a bad name for the whole party.
Democrats are thugs. Well actually, only about 97% of Democrats are thugs, yet they make a bad name for the whole party.
Saturday, October 15, 2016
My Election Intuition Was Right in 2008, But What About Today in 2016?
Eight years ago, on October 3, 2008, I had a sudden flash of insight about the looming election of McCain vs. Obama. That flash of insight caused me to believe that the election was lost to the GOP, that Barack Obama would win. I wrote:
However, I do see some hope from that second paragraph above, where I said "the public is tired of hearing about the Clintons. It's an old book that they've read before."
Let's hope they still feel that way.
My intuition is often very accurate. This morning when I woke up, I had a strong feeling of certitude that we Republicans are going to lose this election and that Barack Obama will be the next president of the United States. It wasn’t a panicky feeling or a worried feeling or a feeling of fear, it was a calm realization, an inner knowing. It told me in a quiet but clear voice that the election is lost. The inner voice presented it to me as a done deal.I further explained:
The reason is simple. Americans just get tired of the same brand, the same color, the same style and want to make a change. It’s a gamble that they are willing to take, that some way, somehow, someone new may have the answers to the country’s ills just as he promises. They just want a change, and not for any deep political or philosophical reasons, but as a simple reaction to boredom. That's the main reason Hillary lost to Obama. The public is tired of hearing about the Clintons. It's an old book that they've read before.before.What does my amazing intuition tell me today? It says..."DUH! Beats the hell outta me."
However, I do see some hope from that second paragraph above, where I said "the public is tired of hearing about the Clintons. It's an old book that they've read before."
Let's hope they still feel that way.
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