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Originally posted by downtownv:

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Originally posted by nhtagmember:
I hope they destroy them - and put them out of our misery

payback can be a real bitch

next, have to find something on McCain

McCain owns 8 homes:
http://www.politico.com/story/...-8-properties-012700


Worth:
http://www.therichest.com/cele...hn-mccain-net-worth/

So?

Ms. McCain's family had the beer distributorship for Phoenix. Very lucrative.

They are paupers compared to Trump and the Koch brithers.

I realize he is getting grief because of some of his politics, but being wealthy is not a crime, or even an issue of criticism, unless it is organized crime or something.

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Originally posted by JALLEN:

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Originally posted by downtownv:

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Originally posted by nhtagmember:
I hope they destroy them - and put them out of our misery

payback can be a real bitch

next, have to find something on McCain

McCain owns 8 homes:
http://www.politico.com/story/...-8-properties-012700


Worth:
http://www.therichest.com/cele...hn-mccain-net-worth/

So?

Ms. McCain's family had the beer distributorship for Phoenix. Very lucrative.

They are paupers compared to Trump and the Koch brithers.

I realize he is getting grief because of some of his politics, but being wealthy is not a crime, or even an issue of criticism, unless it is organized crime or something.

Well.....McLame is a politician so.....

Another example of the Democrats Don't do as I do, do as I tell you to do! Burn baby burn!

Is Chuck Todd Afraid to Ask Bernie Sanders About the Elephant in the Room?

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/...in-the-room-n2346485

Bernie Sanders appeared on Sunday's "Meet the Press," and was obviously asked about the ongoing FBI investigation into allegations that he and his wife committed bank fraud, right?

Wrong.

On Thursday, Politico reported that Bernie and Jane Sanders had "lawyered up," retaining Larry Robbins, the attorney who defended Scooter Libby, and a local Burlington attorney to represent them. The investigation revolves around a $10 million loan package Burlington College took out when Jane was the college's president, and whether or not Bernie used his influence as a senator to ensure the loan was approved. There are also allegations that Jane falsified information on the application, claiming that the college had millions more in pledges than it did.The college ultimately defaulted on both loans - one to the local Catholic diocese and the other to the lending institution.

Then, when Jane Sanders was forced out of her job, reportedly for "fundraising deficiencies," she negotiated a $200,000 severance package - from a college on the brink of financial ruin.

the question still should have been asked. Instead, we heard Sanders talk about how voters are pessimistic about both parties.

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Originally posted by JALLEN:

So?

So is a fair point right until when he used insider info that us mere mortals would be put in jail for to grow her/their fortune. At that point he and all of his fellow scummies (best and brightest and all that) should go to jail as well...

It was extraordinary to watch what happened to the Democratic Party this last time vis a vis Bernie and his huge and motivated following and then the Hillary Shuffle and its related drama. Hell, the Hillary Campaign itself was so full of crazy shit, her health and behavior, all of it... And the resulting butthurt was truly incredible, the long-con worked - yet didn't, and you don't get many opportunities to see such things unfold on such a scale and so publicly. Short of actual duals and assassinations, it could hardly have had more drama. Thank goodness for Donald Trump, either Hillary or Bernie would have been twice as disastrous as they accuse and Trump of being. But it's all they've got right now.

Nothing to see here folks, just focus on Trump and the Russians, Bernie and HRC didn't do nothing it's all those evil Republicans.

Those leaked Emails between Chuck Todd and the DNC prior to the election confirmed that Mr. Todd and the Left are on the same page. I doubt he was afraid to ask bernie about the possible bank fraud situation, more like he did not want to embarrass Bernie/the DNC/the Left by asking about it.

AP article that provides a lot of detail

link

http://hosted2.ap.org/APDEFAUL...45dfbba33fa4ea294a4e

Feds looking into Bernie Sanders, wife over real estate deal

Feds stepping up pace of probe into Bernie Sanders and wife



Did Jane Sanders commit fraud in a land deal involving Burlington College in 2010? Questions about the role that Sen. Bernie Sanders’ wife played in the collapse of the school have percolated for over a year, and two months ago the website VTDigger and Washington Post reported that the FBI had opened an investigation into the failure. Today, the Post’s Shawn Boburg and Jack Gillum report that the investigation has “accelerated in recent months” — but what precisely does that portend?

Boburg and Gillum provide a lengthy and informative backgrounder to the scandal, assuming that it is a scandal. It didn’t do much to dent Bernie’s campaign momentum, which peaked at about the time it first emerged but didn’t get a lot of play in the media until afterward. In part that’s because the issue doesn’t involve Bernie, even indirectly. There has been no allegation that his senatorial connections were exploited to drive the loan or the decision by Burlington to sign onto the purchase of the land that led to its collapse.

It was clearly a bad business decision on Burlington’s part under Sanders’ leadership, but the question is whether it amounts to a crime. The complaint alleged that she deceptively claimed to have “confirmed” donations of over $2 million from contributors in order to (a) get the board to agree to the purchase, and (b) get a loan from the bank with help from a government agency. In the end, the school only got $125,000 from donors, and more than one informed the school that they had never committed to larger amounts.

Jane Sanders continues to deny any wrongdoing through her attorneys and spokespeople, but the circumstances of the collapse seem suspicious. But then so too did the way that the failure first came to the attention of investigators — through an official of the Donald Trump campaign, Brady Toensing. That allowed Sanders and her defenders to claim that the controversy was nothing more than a campaign attack on Bernie Sanders through his wife.

http://www.pacificpundit.com/2...ie-sanders-and-wife/