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To: Brumar89 who wrote (1089257)9/20/2018 8:02:59 AM
From: Brumar89  Respond to of 1579897
 
Donald Trump goes berserk, begins attacking his own GOP ally Ron DeSantis
Bill Palmer | 12:12 pm EDT September 19, 2018 Palmer Report


Donald Trump has yet to lash out at his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort for cutting a plea deal against him. For that matter Trump has yet to lash out at Stormy Daniels for comparing his anatomy to the toad from Mario Kart. For reasons known only to him, Trump appears to be afraid of them both. Instead, Trump appears to be focusing his rage on one of his own close allies: Ron DeSantis, the Republican candidate for Governor of Florida.

Even as Hurricane Florence was preparing to slam the east coast of the United States, Donald Trump began insisting that he’d done a great job dealing with Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. He then took things even further by insisting that the hurricane death toll in Puerto Rico had been faked to make him look bad. This prompted Ron DeSantis and Rick Scott, who are both seeking office as Republican candidates in Florida, to push back against him.

Everyone should have been able to see this coming. Florida already had a sizable Puerto Rican population, and after Hurricane Maria, additional Puerto Ricans ended up relocating to Florida. They’re already U.S. citizens, meaning they’re eligible to vote in November, simply by changing their registration to Florida. No candidate for statewide office in Florida is going to stand a chance in November by going along with Trump’s lie that those three thousand Puerto Ricans didn’t really die. Of course Trump somehow didn’t see it coming, and now he’s fuming.

Donald Trump is now running around the White House telling anyone who will listen that Ron DeSantis is being “profoundly disloyal,” according to Politico. Trump is a lot closer to DeSantis than he is to Scott, so it’s clear that this is personal to Trump. As the walls continue to close in on Trump, he’s arguably more interested in attacking his own people for not being willing to go down with him, than he is in attacking those who are bringing him to justice.

palmerreport.com



To: Brumar89 who wrote (1089257)9/20/2018 2:38:08 PM
From: Broken_Clock  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1579897
 

FBI Had "Two Sets Of Records" On Trump Investigation; Comey, McCabe Implicated: Carter





by Tyler Durden
Thu, 09/20/2018 - 12:25




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Journalist Sara Carter told Sean Hannity during his Wednesday radio show that the FBI has two sets of records in the Russia investigation, and that "certain people above Peter Strzok and above Lisa Page" were aware of it - implicating former FBI Director James Comey and his #2, Andrew McCabe.

Hannity: Sara, I’m hearing it gets worse than this–that there is potentially out there–if you will, two sets of record among the upper echelon of the FBI–one that was real one that was made for appearances. Is there any truth to this?

Carter: Absolutely, Sean. With the number of sources that I have been speaking with as well as some others that there is evidence indicating that the FBI had separate sets of books.

I will not name names until all of the evidence is out there, but there were certain people above Peter Strzok and above Lisa Page that were aware of this. I also believe that there are people within the FBI that have actually turned on their former employers and are possibly even testifying and reporting what happened inside the FBI to both the Inspector General and possibly even a Grand Jury.

Listen:

(h/t Christina Lalia @ Gateway Pundit)



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Woodward Admits No Evidence Of Trump-Russia Collusion: "I Looked For It Hard For 2 Years"





by Tyler Durden
Thu, 09/20/2018 - 13:05




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Authored by John Walsh via DissidentVoice.org,

Bob Woodward’s book Fear has been a sensation in many respects. But one aspect has barely been mentioned.

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After two years of exhaustive research for his book, Woodward says that he has found no evidence of collusion between Putin’s government and Donald Trump’s campaign in 2016. Zilch, nada, zero. And Woodward strained very hard looking for it.

This largely ignored blockbuster admission came in a radio interview with Hugh Hewitt reported by Real Clear Politics here, where a recording of the full interview can also be found.

Real Clear Politics reports the text of the exchange thus:

“In an interview with Hugh Hewitt on Friday, Bob Woodward said that in his two years of investigating for his new book, ‘Fear,’ he found no evidence of collusion or espionage between Trump and Russia. Woodward said he looked for it ‘hard’ and yet turned up nothing.

“’Did you, Bob Woodward, hear anything in your research in your interviews that sounded like espionage or collusion?’ Hugh Hewitt asked Woodward.

"’I did not, and of course, I looked for it, looked for it hard,’ Woodward answered. ‘And so you know, there we are. …..’

“’But you’ve seen no collusion?’ Hewitt asked again to confirm.

“’I have not,’ Woodward affirmed.

“Hewitt would once again ask Woodward about collusion at the conclusion of the interview.

“’Very last question, Bob Woodward, I just want to confirm, at the end of two years of writing this book, this intensive effort, you saw no effort, you, personally, had no evidence of collusion or espionage by the president presented to you?’ Hewitt asked.

“’That is correct,’ Woodward said.”

The attitude in the mass media with respect to the work that Woodward has done on Fear borders on a sort of deification. He is considered careful, exhaustive and reliable. He is considered to have sources throughout the government that provide the best information possible. So it is said, over and over. Thus, his word on this issue should be worth its weight in gold. Unfortunately, this failure to uncover collusion barely gets covered.

The issue of collusion hangs over the head of the Presidency, unresolved after two years. Why is this of great importance? It should not need to be said, but the issue of collusion involves the two nuclear superpowers, each of which has 1550 nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert ready to go at a moment’s notice and capable of reaching one another within minutes. It is an issue that can affect our very survival.

As Daniel Ellsberg informs us in his book, The Doomsday Machine, this situation is fraught with the chance of miscalculation or accident, which would immediately engulf us in nuclear holocaust leading to the death of billions and possibly of all humanity. This issue of collusion and its embodiment in the Mueller investigation in a dispute often called Russiagate has prevented the Presidents of Russia and the US from meeting sufficiently long to deal with this nuclear danger. And as Stephen F. Cohen, Professor Emeritus of Russian History at Princeton University, has often pointed out, this prevents our President from making concessions on some issues to get movement on others. Anything less than a tough guy approach, the approach of an Über-hawk, is treated by an hysterical press with suspicion and denunciation.

Take the recent and very brief Summit between Trump and Putin in Helsinki as an example. Condemnation was everywhere in the media and the follow-up Summit has been postponed until next year, probably out of concern for how the press would treat it leading up to the midterms. This has happened even though it does not quite make sense. Polling showed that a majority of the American people approved of the Helsinki Summit and also of the planned follow-up. Over 60% desire improved relationship with Russia, sometimes called Détente 2.0. And yet there was virtually no support voiced for this Summit from the US Peace Community, CodePink being a prominent exception.

So let us take note. Woodward has added his voice to those who have been unable to find any evidence of collusion with Russia. After two years of finding nothing and given the danger that the crippling of US-Russia relation poses to our survival, is it not time to say “Enough”?

Woodward has now added his voice to many, many others. They have worked hard for years and have found no evidence for collusion. Enough of Partisanship and hysteria. For the sake of our survival, Enough.