[DONSURBER.BLOGSPOT] President Trump did not meet the standards of Stephen Henderson, managing director of opinion and commentary at the Detroit Free Press. In column after column this year and last, Henderson called Trump a bigot, a bully, and a harasser of women.
Today the Detroit Free Press fired Henderson.
For sexual harassment.
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The headline link has some really good information. There is a list of "I Fought The Donald, And The Trump Won." It made for highly entertaining reading!
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This man was elected to DC by the people as their representative
Same folks that once voted Jesse Ventura as their governor.
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I guess they decided that Franken was less of a liability than the VP of Planned Parenthood whom the Governor of Minnesortaliberal was going to appoint to fill Franken's seat.
Does no one on the left read anything about Planned Parenthood?
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This is better for the GOP as he would have been replaced by a DEM anyway and this way when the seat comes up again he's tainted and no other DEM has an incumbent advantage.
[THEHILL] Alex Kozinski, a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, resigned Monday in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations, The Washington Post reported.
"I cannot be an effective judge and simultaneously fight this battle. Nor would such a battle be good for my beloved federal judiciary. And so I am making the decision to retire, effective immediately," Kozinski said in a statement to the Post.
The newspaper reported last week that several women accused Kozinski of making sexual comments, touching them inappropriately or kissing them without consent.
Another appointment for President Trump to make, which should be interesting for the 9th Circuit.
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...This one will be fun to watch. 9th Circuit is stacked the way it is for a reason, and the Usual Suspects will do whatever they have to do to make sure that that seat stays 'reliable'...
Mike
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Heh heh heh, could you see Trump appointing a really conservative kid judge to the 9th Circus?
Imagine the uproar if a real constitutional scholar was on that bench.
The gentleman is 61, so he could have just announced that he was retiring, despite apparently recently signing a new contract. But with all the abuse accusations flying around, I suppose it is better to be known as an addict than assumed to be a vicious pervert.
[Free Beacon] Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper referred to President Donald Trump on Monday as an intelligence "asset" for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The term "asset" refers to people with countries or organizations being spied upon who serve as resources for outside spies.
Clapper appeared on CNN to discuss Trump's national security strategy speech given Monday, where he referred to Russia as a rival but also said he wanted to form a partnership.
The two leaders have also expressed recent gratitude to each other, with Putin calling and thanking Trump for sharing intelligence that helped foil a terror plot and Trump thanking Putin for his recent praise of the American economy.
"Is that a contradictory message?" CNN host Jim Sciutto asked Clapper.
"Well, it is to me," Clapper said. "I think this past weekend is illustrative of what a great case officer Vladimir Putin is. He knows how to handle an asset, and that's what he's doing with the president."
"You're saying that Russia is handling President Trump as an asset?" Sciutto asked.
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I remember when U. S. "intelligence" during the Obama trainwreck was given warnings on the Tsarnaev brothers by Russian intelligence. Nothing was done, people were maimed and killed.
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I would tell people I think that, too, if I and several other of my peers within the prior administration were about to be exposed for conspiring to fix an election— a conspiracy which failed miserably— before we conspired to undermine the duly elected incoming administration— a conspiracy that while not quite dead yet, is heaving with its last and final breaths.
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If Clapper had hard evidence Mueller would surely have announced an indictment of Trump by now. But they have nothing so this is mere slander from a guy who is probably hoping against hope that he doesn't get indicted himself.
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I'd say that Russia handled President 0bama as an chump and a rube
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Lying UNDER OATH. Congress: “Does the NSA collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of Americans?” Clapper: “No, sir.” Perjury. And Obama shielded him.
OPM hack that opened up thousands to Chinese Intelligence.
Told Obama that ISIS was a JV team wearing Lakers uniforms, and let ISIS grow massively under his watch.
Denied the terrorist roots and international reach of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Why is anyone paying attention to anything this massive failure is saying or doing? The only thing he didn't fail at was weakening the US and kissing Obama's ass.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
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Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
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[THEHILL] Alex Kozinski, a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, resigned Monday in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations, The Washington Post reported.
[Free Beacon] Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper referred to President Donald Trump on Monday as an intelligence "asset" for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
