Trump should appoint McLame Ambassador to GoFuckiIstan

http://hotair.com/archives/201...ts-complete-garbage/

White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus appeared on Fox News Sunday this morning with host Chris Wallace. Early in the interview, Priebus made some news when he said top intelligence officials had told him a New York Times story which accused the Trump campaign of being in contact with Russian officials was “inaccurate” and “grossly overstated.”

“The New York Times, last week, put out an article with no direct sources that said that the Trump campaign had constant contacts with Russian spies, basically treasonous type accusations,” Priebus said. “I can assure you, and I’ve been approved to say this, that the top levels of the intelligence community have assured me that that story is not only inaccurate, but it’s grossly overstated and it’s wrong and there’s nothing to it,” he continued. “If I can say that to the American people then what does it say about the story,” he said.

Wallace then tried to pin Priebus down saying, “You say that the intelligence community says that there were no contacts between anyone in the Trump campaign, any associated of Mr. Trump and anybody involved as a Russian agent as to the campaign and collusion in the campaign with Russia…is that what you’re saying?”

“Yeah, they told me…absolutely,” Priebus replied. “They have made it very clear that that story in the New York Times is complete garbage. And quite frankly they used different words than that,” he said.

Asked who told him this, Priebus said he hadn’t asked for clearance to use the person’s name. “But I will tell you this,” Priebus said, “when I say top level people, I mean top level people.”

Wallace tried to clarify a second time. “So no collusion whatsoever between anybody involved with Trump and anybody involved in Russia in the the 2016 campaign,” Wallace said. Priebus replied, No.”

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If that is true, it is unfathomable why we don't hear it from the intel community. What is going on in our country ?

People are making all kinds of bizarre charges and the people "who know" remain in the shadows.

...it's so disappointing to find "there's no there there" when so many forces of Darkness absolutely positively want to tell us otherwise.

I gather this entire avenue of deception & "false noose" is but anther attempt to hang DJT?

The media is conjuring up anything to tarnish the first 100 days of DJT's presidency. The establishment is running scared too, President Trump means to drain the swamp.

Too bad they weren't so attentive when hrc was getting our guys killed in Benghazi.

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Originally posted by roberth:
...President Trump means to drain the swamp.

He needs to start by plunging McLaim down that drain.

I'm enjoying the heck out of what Trump is doing.
So is most of America.
I never realized it was so fun to be deplorable.

One has to remember that all the stories and bylines from the media come from the east and west coasts.
They forget America is everything in between, and hence the reason they do not understand the Trump revolution.

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Originally posted by Floyd D. Barber:

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Wow Floyd - fortunately I had a shot of tequila handy.

Dennis Miller just posted this, I got a quick laugh..

"All right, let's see...Liberals shooting themselves in foot with Fat Man and Little Boy and a rusty crossbow...so I'm going to say...uh...Trump wins again in 2020...Pence 2024 and 2028...and...uh...I'm going to say Ivanka in 2032 and 2036 and 2040 (she'll be so popular and so good at it they'll change the law) and then our best little buddy the Barron in 2044. Thanks Dems for handling the loss so well!"

I'm watching a recorded video of Chris Wallace interrogating Reince Priebus. Following other things he has done recently, I have lost all respect for Wallace.

This,I think, will make it very difficult if not impossible to find the person[s] that is leaking classified info.The NWO swamp monsters love their muck.

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Originally posted by sjtill:
I'm watching a recorded video of Chris Wallace interrogating Reince Priebus. Following other things he has done recently, I have lost all respect for Wallace.

I just viewed the interview and looks like Chris thinks he is part of the fake news......seems he has a guilty feeling.

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I am not sure why the administration is not hitting the easy pitch right over the plate.

It is not President Trump who is threatening a free press by exercising his free speech in critcising the press.

Destroying freedom of the press involves much more effort and suppression than mere criticism of it - no matter how wilting. It would take something like the fairness doctrine. Or, it would take something like the government mandating that the market set aside time to keep afloat leftist speech that the public does not want like Air America and others.

Gore's uninteresting leftist television effort, for instance, finally gave us Al Jazeera - a bastion of free propaganda.

Just who opposes freedom of the press and freedom of speech? Is it one who uses government legislation and speech mandates or is it one who stands up and growls in opposition to what he sees as an often false and destructive press?

It's interesting that the press is now pushing themselves as a specially-protected class when their cubicles are overrun by the free speech of a determined, real-world President.

President Trump hasn't banned speech or closed any offices or jailed any editors as has been done in our history. Instead, he opposes their speech with his speech. Yea. That's dangerous. Pansies.

The cherished institution is freedom of the press (which today includes non-traditional media sources too) not protection of the old guard from criticism.

The press is in full vapors mode. It may portend the collapse of the distorted role the press arrogated to itself over the years as the people of the United States recommit themselves to free speech and a free press as our founders reiterated in the Bill of Rights.

McCain needs to be removed from every committee he is on. He got elected senator by the people of AZ so fine, be their senator. But he should not have any of the power or perks (like going overseas to a meeting and trashing the president) that come with being a committee member. The only power he should have is his one vote on the floor of the senate.

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Originally posted by mbinky:
McCain needs to be removed from every committee he is on. He got elected senator by the people of AZ so fine, be their senator. But he should not have any of the power or perks (like going overseas to a meeting and trashing the president) that come with being a committee member. The only power he should have is his one vote on the floor of the senate.

Does anyone remember a time when it used to be "what happens in the borders (of the US), stays in the borders"?

It used to be where politicians would have a united front when they went abroad about the President and their policies, now it seems all the rage for politicians to go abroad and bash the US as a whole, including our last president.

Looks like companies are getting fed up with CA and the business climate. Get out before the wall goes up.

Nestlé USA Moving HQ to 1812 North Moore in Rosslyn, VA

Company to invest $39.8 million and bring around 750 new jobs

Nestlé USA, a trusted leader in nutrition, health and wellness, will be moving their headquarters and calling Rosslyn home as early as 2017.

Nestlé’s U.S. operations consist of more than 120 locations in 47 states, employing over 51,000 people. Nestlé product sales in the U.S. topped $26 billion in 2015, making it the largest Nestlé market in the world.

The company was attracted by Rosslyn’s ability to help it recruit, retain and engage a talented workforce.

“Nestlé USA carefully considered a few locations and Arlington hits all the marks. The area offers appealing benefits for our current employees as well as a great talent pool for the future. This location allows us to be closer to our business operations, our customers and other important stakeholders,” said Paul Grimwood, Chairman and CEO of Nestlé USA. “Nestlé’s growth over the past 150 years has enabled us to improve millions of lives through the products and services we provide, employment opportunities, our supplier networks and the economic contributions we make here in the U.S.”

The news is a boon to the region with Nestlé projected to invest $39.8 million and bring roughly 750 new jobs. It will also result in 206,000 square feet of positive commercial real estate absorption in Rosslyn, which provides 23 percent of commercial tax revenues to Arlington County despite consisting of just .06 percent of its land mass.

For Rosslyn business leaders, the announcement validated efforts to facilitate the community’s ongoing evolution as an engaging, urban center.

“As the capitol region has scrambled to respond to challenging economic trends, the steady vision and conviction of Rosslyn’s business community, along with our Arlington County partners, have enabled us to continue our trajectory as one of the region’s most active and attractive urban centers,” said Mary-Claire Burick, President, Rosslyn Business Improvement District. “Currently, there are several billion dollars of investment and development in Rosslyn leveraging the advantages that attracted Nestlé to the neighborhood, including access, expanded retail options and world-class views.”

The announcement comes during an exciting period for the neighborhood, with Eastern Foundry and Grant Thornton Rosslyn offices opening and Central Place coming online later this year. You can read more about the news and its impact on the region in the Washington Post.

http://www.rosslynva.org/featu...rth-moore-in-rosslyn

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Don'tavi-ous L'emon walks off the set.

Triggered snowflake alert!!

Wow, Donny didn't like being called out. Maybe the topic wasn't 'fake news'. But the vary topic sure could have been discussed during the previous administration.

Maybe the last guy should have stated that this was a slanted discussion instead.