swishnicholson wrote:

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:Sen. Flake still going after Trump and warns republicans that his rhetoric will make them lose more than an election

I refuse to believe a person exists named Senator flake, at least outside a Pynchon novel.

jerseyhoya wrote:Really brings a tear to my eye that over the past 72 hours we've had sustained cries from the left about media bias and MSNBC unskewing the CNN poll.

JFLNYC wrote:You're right, doc, but I didn't mention the result of Trump's bribe because the result is irrelevant to his culpability. He bribed a state attorney general then lied to the IRS to try to cover it up.

The news today was focused literally on how Hillary looks and coughs while Trump's bribery and IRS fraud hardly gets a mention.

jerseyhoya wrote:Whoa if you're too old to be on Twitter or listen to podcasts

jerseyhoya wrote:Really brings a tear to my eye that over the past 72 hours we've had sustained cries from the left about media bias and MSNBC unskewing the CNN poll.

drsmooth wrote:Pam Bondi allows as to how she won't be made collateral damage by HRC.

You stupid bitch, you've been made collateral damage by donald shitass drumpf

jerseyhoya wrote:Whoa if you're too old to be on Twitter or listen to podcasts

MoBettle wrote:

JFLNYC wrote:You're right, doc, but I didn't mention the result of Trump's bribe because the result is irrelevant to his culpability. He bribed a state attorney general then lied to the IRS to try to cover it up.

The news today was focused literally on how Hillary looks and coughs while Trump's bribery and IRS fraud hardly gets a mention.

Well I'm pretty sure the AG thing has been out for a while. Unless there's now another AG that he bribed related to Trump U, which is definitely believable.

In the 1980s, Mr. Trump was compelled to testify under oath before New York State officials after he directed tens of thousands of dollars to the president of the New York City Council through myriad subsidiary companies to evade contribution limits. In the 1990s, the Federal Election Commission fined Mr. Trump for exceeding the annual limit on campaign contributions by $47,050, the largest violation in a single year. And in 2000, the New York State lobbying commission imposed a $250,000 fine for Mr. Trump’s failing to disclose the full extent of his lobbying of state legislators.

In recent years, Mr. Trump has made tens of thousands of dollars in contributions to at least four state attorneys general — Ms. Bondi of Florida and Greg Abbott of Texas, both Republicans, and the Democrats Eric Schneiderman of New York and Kamala Harris of California — whose offices have looked into complaints about Trump University.

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:

drsmooth wrote:Holy #$!&@, one of drumpf's 88 retired generals, General Schachnow, was just on the tube - feel so sorry for him & his family...his mental faculties are ... not what they probably used to be

Shame Chuck Todd didn't ask him how felt about Trump's reactions to a gold star family, given a Purple Heart, and saying McCain isn't a hero

“For the people of Laos, war was also something that was not contained to a battlefield,” Obama said, delivering remarks at a service center for people who have prosthetic limbs. “For the people of Laos, the war did not end when the bombs stopped falling. Eighty million cluster munitions did not explode. They were spread across farmlands, jungles, villages, rivers.”

When Obama took office in 2009, the United States was spending $3 million each year to clean up the unexploded ordnance, known as UXO. Though funding has increased to $15 million in 2016, Obama announced Tuesday he is doubling annual funding to $90 million over the next three years.

“Our hope is that this funding can mark a decisive step forward in the work of rolling back the danger of UXO –- clearing bombs, supporting survivors, and advancing a better future for the people of Laos,” Obama said. “As President of the United States, I believe that we have a profound moral and humanitarian obligation to support this work.”