KNIGHT HAS NO TIME FOR PUNK CNN ROBOTS

KNIGHT HAS NO TIME FOR PUNK CNN ROBOTS

After a very tense exchange Coach Knight breaks out the whooping stick to put the CNN host in his place. This is a great clip all the way through, especially the ending.

'There will never be another Benghazi under President Trump.'

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are talking in a bar.

Donald leans over, and With A smile on his face, says,
"The media is really tearing you apart for That Scandal."

Hillary: "You mean my lying about Benghazi?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "You mean the massive voter fraud?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "You mean the military not getting their votes counted?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "Using my secret private server with classified material to Hide my Activities?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "The NSA monitoring our phone calls, emails and everything Else?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "Using the Clinton Foundation as a cover for tax evasion, Hiring Cronies, And taking bribes from foreign countries?
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "You mean the drones being operated in our own country without The Benefit of the law?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "Giving 123 Technologies $300 Million, and right afterward it Declared Bankruptcy and was sold to the Chinese?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "You mean arming the Muslim Brotherhood and hiring them in the White House?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "Whitewater, Watergate committee, Vince Foster, commodity Deals?"
Trump: "No the other one:"

Hillary: "The funding of neoNazis in the Ukraine that led to the toppling of the democratically elected president and to the biggest crisis that country has had since WWII ?"
Trump: "No the other one:"

Hillary: "Turning Libya into chaos?"
Trump: "No the other one:"

Hillary: "Being the mastermind of the so-called “Arab Spring” that only brought chaos, death and destruction to the Middle East and North Africa ?
Trump: "No the other one:"

Hillary: "Leaving four Americans to die in Benghazi and go to sleep?
Trump: "No the other one:"

Hillary: "Trashing Mubarak, one of our few Muslim friends?"
Trump: "No the other one:"

Hillary: "Encouraging and supporting the murders of Palestinians and the destruction of their homes, towns and villages by Israel ?"
Trump: "No the other one:"

Hillary: "The funding and arming of terrorists in Syria, the destruction and destabilization of that nation, giving the order to our lapdogs in Turkey and Saudi Arabia to give sarin gas to the "moderate" terrorists in Syria that they eventually used on civilians, and framed Assad, and had it not been for the Russians and Putin, we would have used that as a pretext to invade Syria, put a puppet in power, steal their natural resources, and leave that country in total chaos, just like we did with Libya?
Trump: "No the other one:"

Hillary: "The creation of the biggest refugees crisis since WWII
Trump: "No the other one:"

Hillary: "Leaving Iraq in chaos? "
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "The DOJ spying on the press?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "You mean HHS Secretary Sibelius shaking down health insurance Executives?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "Giving our cronies in SOLYNDRA $500 MILLION DOLLARS and 3 Months Later they declared bankruptcy and then the Chinese bought it?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "The NSA monitoring citizens' ?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "The State Department interfering with an Inspector General Investigation on departmental sexual misconduct?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "Me, The IRS, Clapper and Holder all lying to Congress?"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "Threats to all of Bill's former mistresses to keep them quiet"
Trump: "No, the other one."

Hillary: "I give up! ... Oh wait, I think I've got it! When I stole the White House furniture, silverware, when Bill left Office?"
Trump: "THAT'S IT! I almost forgot about that one.
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Originally posted by Tonyny:
KNIGHT HAS NO TIME FOR PUNK CNN ROBOTS

KNIGHT HAS NO TIME FOR PUNK CNN ROBOTS

After a very tense exchange Coach Knight breaks out the whooping stick to put the CNN host in his place. This is a great clip all the way through, especially the ending.

'There will never be another Benghazi under President Trump.'

Excellent.

Donald Trump has discussed in recent days the possibility of selecting former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich as his running mate, according to people familiar with the talks.
Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, has been asking confidants for input on Gingrich as a potential pick, including during conversations Wednesday at Trump Tower in New York, according to a person familiar with the discussions.
Trump told the Associated Press that he has narrowed his running-mate list to “five or six” candidates, and has named campaign manager Corey Lewandowski to head up the vetting process “with a group” of staffers.
On Fox News on Tuesday night, Trump said he was also considering former Arizona Governor Jan Brewer and Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin. Others said to be under consideration include Iowa Senator Joni Ernst, Florida Senator Marco Rubio, and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, all Republicans.
Former Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson, who this week concluded his role in helping compile the list of possible running mates for Trump, also recommended Gingrich, according to a person with direct knowledge of the list.
There’s a strong rationale for Gingrich, said Rick Tyler, who was an aide to the lawmaker for 12 years in Congress and during Gingrich’s 2012 presidential bid. He has substantive policy-driven views and knows the world, Tyler said.
Tyler said he's “confident” Gingrich is being considered, and could see him acting as a senior adviser in a manner similar to former Vice President Dick Cheney.
Gingrich, 72, didn't respond to two calls for comment.
There are several approaches that can be used to selecting a running mate: pick someone who compensates for a candidate’s weaknesses or who echoes a strength. Gingrich might do both.

Gingrich could help activate the Republican base, but likely would do little to gain support from minorities or independent voters.
Liaison to Washington
Gingrich has been a behind-the-scenes cheerleader for Trump, 69, in recent weeks and has sought to serve as a liaison between Trump and Washington Republicans. Earlier this week, he pushed back against speculation that another Republican should run as a third-party candidate.

“You can be for the Hillary Clinton team or you can be for Donald Trump to defeat Hillary Clinton. There’s no honest, realistic third choice,” Gingrich told TIME magazine.
Gingrich is often credited with infusing his party with new ideas, and his presence may comfort conservatives who say Trump's campaign has been light on policy proposals.
The former speaker is both a bomb-throwing outsider who built a career running against the establishment, and a skilled Washington insider who knows about government.
A historian by training, he holds a doctorate in European history and is known for his intellectual curiosity. He also knows how to play political hardball, and has gone toe-to-toe with the Clintons, having helped lead the calls for former President Bill Clinton's impeachment over his marital infidelity with Monica Lewinsky. Gingrich later admitted to having his own extramarital affair.
While in Congress, he immersed himself in policy, military affairs, and security intelligence, and has a resume of accomplishments, including an overhaul of welfare.
“Trump needs a VP who will sing from the same hymn book he does on the campaign trail, pacify conservatives and can pull the right levers of power in D.C. to get things done once in office,” said Ford O'Connell, former campaign adviser to 2008 Republican nominee John McCain. “Gingrich, without question, fits that bill.”
Gingrich's presidential ambitions ended after his own unsuccessful 2012 White House run. During that campaign, he sought to portray himself as a more conservative alternative to eventual Republican nominee, Mitt Romney, but was ridiculed by Romney for floating the idea of building a permanent outpost on the moon for “science, tourism, and manufacturing” by the year 2020.
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The Clinton slime is oceans deep. In this link, The Clinton Foundation donates 3 M to the company of a friend. A blonde friend. That would be a female blond friend. Who happens to be good looking.

Gosh, that Bill. He just can't keep his philanthropy in his pants. Pockets.

http://nypost.com/2016/05/13/c...ned-by-bills-friend/

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Really hoping this is how it will look during the cavity search, when entering Rolling Hills Federal Womens Unit # 3.

Trumps' pick of Rep. Trey Gowdy fits nicely as the AG. Regardless of the previous hearings, given the power of the AG, I believe he'll have the cojones to do what needs to be done.



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^^^ What? You found emails? I don't know anything about how they got there....

Trump is pushing all the right buttons....

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Trump is building out his policy proposals as he pivots from campaigning for his party’s nomination to the general election, including tapping experts in various fields.

Among those he has asked for help is U.S. Republican Representative Kevin Cramer of North Dakota, one of the country’s most ardent oil and gas drilling advocates and climate change skeptics.

The libs have several sacred scams but none is more important to them than "climate change."

Newt is a good conservative, but I don't think Trump should select him as a running mate. I've seen this said before in this thread and I agree, choosing Newt would leave a bad taste in a lot of voter's mouths. He already has the conservatives vote. Picking a conservative woman for VP would be smart IMHO.

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Originally posted by Mainframe Coder:
Trump is pushing all the right buttons....

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Trump is building out his policy proposals as he pivots from campaigning for his party’s nomination to the general election, including tapping experts in various fields.

Among those he has asked for help is U.S. Republican Representative Kevin Cramer of North Dakota, one of the country’s most ardent oil and gas drilling advocates and climate change skeptics.

The libs have several sacred scams but none is more important to them than "climate change."

A link.

Donald Trump just tapped one of the country’s most prominent climate-change skeptics as an energy expert

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Originally posted by 6guns:
Newt is a good conservative, but I don't think Trump should select him as a running mate. I've seen this said before in this thread and I agree, choosing Newt would leave a bad taste in a lot of voter's mouths. He already has the conservatives vote. Picking a conservative woman for VP would be smart IMHO.

I agree, as much as I would love the trump and newt tour.....can you the imagine press conferences....or press beatings as theywill be known

He needs to pick someone to poach those young bernie voters.....young......female.....Hispanic.....not tarnished by politics too much

Is there a libertarian lesbian hispanic or black amputee around

Trump needs to break from the establishment past. Newt had his time 20 years ago.

Someone posted this earlier in the thread:



I had an older black lady I was working in her house and Ryan came on the TV and she started cussing him. We ended up talking about the upcoming election, she said she hated the Dems but could never vote for a racist like trump, since she was black and all the racist things he has said.

I asked her, what he had said about black people that made her think, that he was racist against black people. Her answer was that other people of color had told her that he was racist. I suggested that she not blindly believe everything that some guy at the grocery store says.

She switched to that he was racist because he said all Mexicans were murdering, drug dealing, rapists. I asked if she actually had heard him say that at all. She said yes, then said her neighbors were from Mexico (mind you we were in a $800,000 house). I asked her if she was sure they were illegal aliens, she said God no, but they are Mexicans. I asked her if she was sure he was talking about all immigrants or people who entered the country illegally. Then she said well maybe he was talking about illegals. I then asked her to go ask her Mexican neighbor's what they thought about illegal immigrants. She said she knew they hated illegals too. I summed it up by stating the obvious, that these people are criminals and the first act in the united states was a crime. She agreed and we moved on.

I then played the video above and she thanked me for opening her eyes, and apologized for not using her brain and trusting rumors and gossip.

I agreed that its best to go out and find out the information for yourself instead of blinding listen to your friends/acquaintances.

I then told her that I didn't support Trump and actually voted for Cruz. I have my reasons to not like Trump, but I can't agree with anyone calling him a racist with out one single drop of evidence.

All in all a nice conversation, while stupid of me to talk politics with a customer. I could not help it when she is calling him a racist. Glad it didn't turn nasty.

Hope she hops aboard the Trump Train.

Good Job!

As a good Italian Catholic from Boston, I generally have two rules: never talk politics, never talk religion, and never talk about who was having dinner on Sunday in the North End

But good conversations with modern media can indeed open eyes.

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Originally posted by Skins2881:


I had an older black lady I was working in her house and Ryan came on the TV and she started cussing him.

Hell, I usually start cussing when Ryan comes on the TV.

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Originally posted by FiveFiveSixFan:

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Originally posted by Skins2881:


I had an older black lady I was working in her house and Ryan came on the TV and she started cussing him.

Hell, I usually start cussing when Ryan comes on the TV.

I giggled when she did that, it's how we started talking.

This ought to help...

http://www.foxnews.com/politic...on.html?intcmp=hpbt1

Billionaire Republican donor Sheldon Adelson is reportedly willing to give Donald Trump as much as $100 million for his presidential campaign -- a purported record-setting amount for the wealth casino magnate.

Adelson pledged the amount to Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, during a meeting last week in New York, two GOP sources told The New York Times, which first reported the story.

Trump will indeed need the support. Much of the billionaire businessman’s success in the primary race came from his ability to fund his own campaign and tell voters that he is not beholden to corporate, Wall Street or lobbyists’ interests.

However, his own wealth and small-donor contributions would be no match for those of Hillary Clinton and the Democratic machine behind her if the front-running Clinton becomes Trump’s general election opponent.

Trump has since being declared the presumptive nominee on May 3 met with Washington Republicans to begin coordinating fundraising efforts for his general election bid and those of other Republican candidates on November ballots.

The Times reports that the Las Vegas-based Adelson’s commitment to Trump will result in Adelson scaling back his contributions to congressional Republicans, who are in a tough fight to keep control of the Senate.

Trump says he has already loaned his primary campaign $50 million and would need as much as a $1 billion for a White House bid.

Exactly how Adelson would contribute to Trump’s effort is unclear. But such a large sum would require him, after giving directly to the Trump campaign, to donate through a super PAC because they allow unlimited donations. (Trump so far has been outspoken about the amount of influence super PACs have in politics.)

In 2012, Adelson contributed at least $98 million to Republican efforts, according to a study by ProPublica cited by The Times. But that money went to 34 separate campaigns and groups.

Adelson publically endorsed Trump last week, after having backed the Texas GOP Sen. Ted Cruz’s failed GOP primary bid.

Patrick Stewart Pays Homeless Man Not to Vote For Donald Trump

Patrick Stewart is so vehemently opposed to a Donald Trump presidency that he’s apparently paying people not to vote for him.

The actor shared a picture with his two million-plus Twitter followers this week that shows a seemingly homeless man holding a handwritten sign asking for money in exchange for a promise to not vote for Trump.

“Give me a dollar, or I vote for Trump,” the man’s sign read.

More at the link

Is buying votes legal now? Private citizens not the government.

They see it coming and it terrifies them. They're worried that the same punitive shit is going to come back on them. Read the headlines about Zuckerturd and the rest all starting to squirm.