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Monday, December 19, 2016
Sunday, December 18, 2016
Myth Trump called for Russian hack started with Katy Tur
The Trump as pro-hacking myth is a case study in the power of cleverly placed propaganda to alter the course of events
It has become an unshakable article of faith on the Left that President-Elect Donald Trump asked Russia to hack computer systems in order to defeat his Democrat opponent Hillary Clinton.
Of course Russia hacks, the People’s Republic of China hacks, North Korea hacks, and every country that gathers intelligence hacks, with varying degrees of efficiency.
At what was billed as President Obama’s final press conference Friday, the outgoing president said he was confirming Russia tried to interfere in the Nov. 8 election.
“This happened at the highest levels of the Russian government,” Obama said.
But there has never been any evidence that Trump called upon Russia to hack anybody.
It simply never happened.
And this is not an arguable point.
It is not a close call.
Yet eyewitnesses say they saw and heard something that didn’t actually take place.
“I personally saw President-Elect Trump say, go ahead and hack Hillary Clinton,” liberal pundit Juan Williams said Thursday on “The Five” on Fox News Channel.
Williams seemed to be referring to a July 27 press conference in Doral, Florida, at which the mainstream media hallucinated then-Republican candidate Trump was inviting Russian President Vladimir Putin to use cyberterrorism to help him win the White House.
On Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said in a matter-of-fact tone that Trump asked Russia to use cyber warfare against Clinton.
“There’s ample evidence that was known long before the election and in most cases long before October about the Trump campaign and Russia — everything from the Republican nominee himself calling on Russia to hack his opponent,” Earnest said.
“It might be an indication that he was obviously aware and concluded, based on whatever facts or sources he had available to him, that Russia was involved and their involvement was having a negative impact on his opponent’s campaign.”
“That’s why he was encouraging them to keep doing it,” Earnest said.
Where did these people come up with a dangerous, provable falsehood that is undermining both the American electoral system and...
It has become an unshakable article of faith on the Left that President-Elect Donald Trump asked Russia to hack computer systems in order to defeat his Democrat opponent Hillary Clinton.
Of course Russia hacks, the People’s Republic of China hacks, North Korea hacks, and every country that gathers intelligence hacks, with varying degrees of efficiency.
At what was billed as President Obama’s final press conference Friday, the outgoing president said he was confirming Russia tried to interfere in the Nov. 8 election.
“This happened at the highest levels of the Russian government,” Obama said.
But there has never been any evidence that Trump called upon Russia to hack anybody.
It simply never happened.
And this is not an arguable point.
It is not a close call.
Yet eyewitnesses say they saw and heard something that didn’t actually take place.
“I personally saw President-Elect Trump say, go ahead and hack Hillary Clinton,” liberal pundit Juan Williams said Thursday on “The Five” on Fox News Channel.
Williams seemed to be referring to a July 27 press conference in Doral, Florida, at which the mainstream media hallucinated then-Republican candidate Trump was inviting Russian President Vladimir Putin to use cyberterrorism to help him win the White House.
On Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said in a matter-of-fact tone that Trump asked Russia to use cyber warfare against Clinton.
“There’s ample evidence that was known long before the election and in most cases long before October about the Trump campaign and Russia — everything from the Republican nominee himself calling on Russia to hack his opponent,” Earnest said.
“It might be an indication that he was obviously aware and concluded, based on whatever facts or sources he had available to him, that Russia was involved and their involvement was having a negative impact on his opponent’s campaign.”
“That’s why he was encouraging them to keep doing it,” Earnest said.
Where did these people come up with a dangerous, provable falsehood that is undermining both the American electoral system and...
Democrats Trying To Get Trump Elector Booted Before Monday’s Vote
Ohio State Rep. Christina Hagan is anxious to fulfill her Constitutional duty and cast her ballot for President-Elect Donald Trump.
But liberal groups across the country are desperately trying to thwart that process and have made threats, filed lawsuits and harassed Electors, warning them not to elect Trump.
Hagan is one of the electors in their crosshairs. Since she is unwilling to go “faithless” and vote against Trump, leftists in the state are trying to get her booted from the process and (maybe) replaced with an elector who would be more willing to go rogue.
Two Stark County, Ohio, residents have filed a complaint against Hagan, saying her appointment as an elector violates the state constitution.
The constitution, according to Cleveland.com, prohibits a General Assembly member from serving as a “federal or other state official” unless that person resigns from their assembly seat,” the complaint says. Hagan has...
But liberal groups across the country are desperately trying to thwart that process and have made threats, filed lawsuits and harassed Electors, warning them not to elect Trump.
Hagan is one of the electors in their crosshairs. Since she is unwilling to go “faithless” and vote against Trump, leftists in the state are trying to get her booted from the process and (maybe) replaced with an elector who would be more willing to go rogue.
Two Stark County, Ohio, residents have filed a complaint against Hagan, saying her appointment as an elector violates the state constitution.
The constitution, according to Cleveland.com, prohibits a General Assembly member from serving as a “federal or other state official” unless that person resigns from their assembly seat,” the complaint says. Hagan has...
Saturday, December 17, 2016
LA County Considers $1 Million in Taxpayer Funds to Help Illegals Fight Deportation
Los Angeles County supervisors Janice Hahn and Hilda Solis are asking their colleagues to join them in setting aside $1 million in county funds that can be used to help illegal immigrants fight deportation.
It is estimated that LA County’s illegal immigrant population is over 800,000, and the $1 million in funding would come from taxpayers’ pockets.
According to KPCC, supervisor Hahn’s spokeswoman Liz Odendahl explained that “The idea is to set up the legal fund with $1 million in the first year, then obtain matching funds from public or private donors.” The move is a preemptive one, aimed at short-circuiting President-elect Donald Trump’s pledge “to deport millions of immigrants living in the country illegally.”
Hahn said, “Many immigrants who are facing deportation have a legal avenue to stay in this country, but they are not aware of it because they don’t have legal representation.”
The push to use taxpayer funds to benefit illegal immigrants is not new to California. In 2014 Governor Jerry Brown (D) “authorized about $3 million annually for...
It is estimated that LA County’s illegal immigrant population is over 800,000, and the $1 million in funding would come from taxpayers’ pockets.
According to KPCC, supervisor Hahn’s spokeswoman Liz Odendahl explained that “The idea is to set up the legal fund with $1 million in the first year, then obtain matching funds from public or private donors.” The move is a preemptive one, aimed at short-circuiting President-elect Donald Trump’s pledge “to deport millions of immigrants living in the country illegally.”
Hahn said, “Many immigrants who are facing deportation have a legal avenue to stay in this country, but they are not aware of it because they don’t have legal representation.”
The push to use taxpayer funds to benefit illegal immigrants is not new to California. In 2014 Governor Jerry Brown (D) “authorized about $3 million annually for...
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