Hillary Clinton for President

Like most of us have said all along, nome of us are really "for" Donnie boy, well cept for tiga so what's that tell ya. We are however against WC because we are able to think past the point of our noses. Unlike liberals.

 

http://www.usanewsinsider.com/new-e...send-help-benghazi-proving-leon-panetta-lied/

Man, she would be the best president ever.

 

I knew this was going to happen.

Still No Clues in Murder of DNC’s Seth Rich, As Conspiracy Theories Thicken
By Emily Zanotti|12:22 pm, July 29, 2016

Washington DC’s up-and-coming Bloomingdale neighborhood remains gripped by fear three weeks after the murder there of Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich — with still no reported leads, suspects or arrests in the killing.

At the same time, conspiracy theories surrounding the murder have reached a new frenzy, especially after the hacking of DNC e-mails led to the resignation of its chairwoman, Debbie Wasserman Schultz.




Rich was beaten, shot and killed early on the morning of July 8 while he was walking home and talking on the phone to his girlfriend. Police have said they haven’t determined if his murder was a botched robbery or something else. The killer or killers appear to have taken nothing from their victim, leaving behind his wallet, watch and phone.


A makeshift memorial for Seth Rich.
DC’s Metropolitan Police Department tells Heat Street on Friday that there are “no updates” in the case. But while information from authorities may be scarce, the Internet has certainly taken Seth Rich’s story to some very dark places — despite no evidence to back up any of the reigning conspiracy theories.

Shortly after the killing, Redditors and social media users were pursuing a “lead” saying that Rich was en route to the FBI that fateful morning, apparently intending to speak to special agents about an “ongoing court case” possibly involving the Clinton family.

Further “investigation” dug up no such court case and there is no evidence whatsoever that Rich, who did voter outreach work for the DNC, had any knowledge of alleged Clinton misdeeds.

More recently, Wikileaks’s thousands of DNC emails and voice mails have piqued Reddit’s interest, with Redditors combing through years of communications looking for any clue to Rich’s murder.

Reddit’s pro-Donald Trump subreddit, /r/The_Donald posited that Rich could be the DNC’s “leaker” – the one who ultimately gave Wikileaks 30,000 emails to publish.


The reward poster.
The theory is apparently based on Julian Assange’s recent ITV appearance, where he scoffed at the idea that Russian hackers could be responsible for the data dump, and said that “anyone” within the Democrats’ organization could easily have sent Wikileaks the offending messages.

Given that Rich as a DNC staffer presumably would have had some access to its servers, Reddit is absolutely positive Rich paid the ultimate price for exposing Debbie Wasserman Schultz and the DNC’s crusade against Bernie Sanders.

The crazy conspiracy doesn’t end there. /r/The_Donald had even put together a timeline, worthy of Russell Crowe’s back shed in A Beautiful Mind. Not only does the subreddit link Rich to the Clintons through a series of (alleged) side jobs and encounters, it also links the 27-year-old junior staffer to powerful environmentalists who may or may not be Bernie Sanders supporters. Based on their theory, these “green” bigwigs pushed Rich to release the DNC’s emails, prompting the Clintons, who somehow knew about the operation, to order a hit.

Other conspiracy theorists are seeking to link Rich’s murder to that of Molly Macauley, a beloved “space economist” who had testified before Congress. Macauley was killed just a few days before Rich, while walking her dogs in an upscale Baltimore neighborhood. As with Rich’s death, the murder remains unsolved. There is no evidence to connect the deaths.

 

Just another notch on the bedpost for the dirtiest players in the game.

 

George Bush did it.

 

Florida Congresswoman Indicted in Alleged Fraud Scheme
Rep. Corrine Brown allegedly solicited donations for an education charity, but used the organization as a slush fund.

If convicted on all charges, congresswoman faces up to 357 years in prison

By Lauren Camera | Education Reporter July 8, 2016, at 2:22 p.m.



Rep. Corrine Brown, D-Fla., and her chief of staff were indicted after a federal investigation into a fraudulent charity with ties to the congresswoman. (TOM WILLIAMS/CQ ROLL CALL)


Rep. Corrine Brown, a Florida Democrat, and her chief of staff have been indicted for their alleged roles in a scheme involving a fraudulent education charity.

Officials say the pair used Brown's official position to solicit more than $800,000 in donations to the education charity One Door for Education Foundation Inc., then used the organization as a slush fund.

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House ethics panel opens probe into Fla. Rep. Corrine Brown
"Corrupt public officials undermine the integrity of our government and violate the public's trust," said Michelle Klimt, special agent in charge of the FBI's Jacksonville Division. "It is incredibly disappointing that an elected official, who took an oath year after year to serve others, would exploit the needs of children and abuse the charitable hearts of constituents to advance her own personal and political agendas and deliver them with virtually nothing."

The 24-count indictment covers multiple charges, including conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, mail and wire fraud, concealing facts on required financial disclosure forms, theft of government property and filing false tax returns, according to the Justice Department.

Specifically, the indictment alleges that between late 2012 and early 2016, Brown and her chief of staff, Elias "Ronnie" Simmons, solicited donations for One Door that purportedly would be used for things like college scholarships and school computer drives.


But Brown, Simmons and Carla Wiley, the president of One Door, allegedly used tens of thousands of dollars from the donations for themselves, with One Door funds allegedly being used to pay for conference receptions and the use of a luxury box during an NFL game, among other things.

Only two One Door-associated scholarships totaling $1,200 allegedly were awarded to students to cover expenses related to attending a college or university.



[READ: Early Childhood Educators Woefully Underpaid]


Wiley pleaded guilty for her involvement in the scheme in March.

Brown represents Florida's 5th Congressional District, a long sliver of the state stretching from Jacksonville to Orlando. The congresswoman, who was first elected to Congress in 1992, has largely focused on veterans issues and transportation in recent years.

A staff member in Brown's office declined to comment on the case.

 

Again, we can blame this witchhunt on George Bush

 

Ol Corrine Brown is one dumb bitch. She was the one who coined the phrase, "Go gata," if yall remember.

 

Gatas gonna get et up by den Tigres