old marine Loc: America home of the brave

Great post. I pray I am around to see that socialist Demon-Rats swamp/sewer dwelling t*****r executed on the White House lawn.

Semper Fi brother's and sister's long may old glory fly over the land of the free and home of the brave.

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

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old marine Loc: America home of the brave

I never look up to or admire a destroyer.

I look to a true American patriot who builds for other true AMERICAN PATRIOTS to enjoy.


Semper Fi America and ALL TRUE AMERICAN PATRIOTS.

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

Most true American patriots every where use the same Holy Bible our forefathers had and used the King James t***slation.

It is how people twist things around to suit their warped agenda is the problem.

Proverbs warns "lean not to thine own understanding but seek God's understanding.:

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Gosh vich, you are a dense one even for a right wing h**er.

Bet you did not follow the link and read that long article..

Bet you did not do google search of the legitimate media..

Bet you did not even read the excerpts I posted...

Bet you only echo Fox news, Breitbart and h**e radio...

Bet you have a favorite... will you tell us which one??

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

King James... That is the version we have in this house also.....

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Little h**e showing the morning, got any comments?

Louie27 Loc: Peoria, AZ

Permafrost! What, as you put it bugs me, is the fact Soros is not out to help this country but only to help his evil agenda and to acquire more funds for his open borders society and a one government run society, by others who do not respect this country or our society. His agenda is not a secret he has destroyed the currency in other countries just to gain more money for himself and his attempt to destroy this great country. What in the world does one person supporting a public-opinion research agency have to do with the same thing Soros is doing. As I have said before, Soros is doing his thing for his own self interests and not for the people of America. You are the one delusional in thinking he is a good Samaritan acting for Americans. You seem to be clueless about him.

Louie27 Loc: Peoria, AZ

No one has said Trump has ever forced himself on someone for sex. That seems to be a fantasy in your world. He has bragged very much but that doesn't mean he had done those things. To me, it seems he has never grown out of the teenager stage when it comes to boasting or bragging. In many ways he is an narcissist but aren't most people in one extent or another. That doesn't make him an evil person like Harvey. You h**e him so much because he defeated the wicked witch of the east. As for Rosanne, her remark was not r****t because Muslims are not a race, they are a religion controlled by a political agenda. Most of you progressives had very little to say about the remarks by the progressive late night hosts and political hacks, who have made vile remarks about the Trump family. It seems that most of you people have a two tier system for similar facts by liberals/c*******ts/Marxists/progressives. Everything a conservative has said about a progressive has been met with the word of r****t or bigots and seem to be proud of that fact.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

You are upset because of the right wing h**e campaign over the last several decades.

What makes them so mad is that George is doing for liberty, Human rights and democracy the same things that the right wing billionaires are doing to end these things..

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

You seem to be lost on this trump subject... first I did v**e for lady Hillary, but wished she was someone else.. I have not called for trump impeachment..

he is the target and should be given what he deserves... life in solatary..

He life time of abusive sex was perhaps highlighted by his friendship with the child molester Epstein of Orgy island repute..

https://ahtribune.com/us/maga/1560-trump-rape-13-year-old-girl.html

A staggering amount of evidence and court testimony suggests it could have taken place as described.

Leakage


The leak about the alleged rape first emerged in April 2016. In their review of the allegation, Snopes cites an article on the Opposition Report Website, “which reported that woman using the name Katie Johnson had named Trump and billionaire Jeffrey Epstein in a $100 million lawsuit, accusing them of having solicited sex acts from her at sex parties held at the Manhattan homes of Epstein and Trump back in 1994”. The victim was just 13 years old at the time.

The Opposition Report article pulls no punches in describing the lawsuit involving Johnson who says she was subjected, “to extreme sexual and physical abuse by both defendants, including rape.” According to the lawsuit, “The Plaintiff Katie Johnson, was enticed with promises of money and a modeling career to attend a series of underage sex parties at the Manhattan residence of Defendant, Jeffrey E. Epstein, and attended by Defendant, Donald J. Trump.


also a group of over 20 women have filed charges and then paid off..

Only the shameless would have v**ed for the scum from the pits of America

Louie27 Loc: Peoria, AZ

It seems to me your name fits your view of the world. Your brain is frozen in time. Soros is no friend to liberty or democracy. Please give us your so-called facts about the right wing billionaires are doing to end the advancement of this country. As for human rights he is only interested in the human rights of i******s entering this country and not for the citizens of this country. Most of the countries he has touched he has caused the people to be worse off after his destabilizing their monetary base. Soros was involved in the monetary collapse of Thailand, England, The Soviet Union, and others. He claims he is for o*******wing the corrupt governments, for the people, but it is sure interesting that he has made massive amounts of money with those countries being o*******wn. His only interest of liberty is liberating money from the pockets of those in the countries he has used for his own gain.

tbutkovich

As a religious man, pray tell "what is your recipe for eternal life?" If it is supporting B.O., his surrogates and the left wing agenda, your doomed!

Michael Rich Loc: Lapine Oregon

Jarret h**es me because I am a white man..

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

This is an old list but still accurate..

Soros, as did a number of others, invested money betting that monetary systems were going to fail. In England, they were trying to match Germany and their economy could not match that of Germany.

A large number of investors did the same, all made money, but Soros was the largest investor.

Soros was not involved in any attempt to "o*******w" any nation..


Soros, who is worth $25 billion, has been at the center of conspiracy theories since he first rose to the top echelons of hedge fund managers in the 1990s. But he really attracted attention in 2004, when he gave money to groups that sought to block President George W. Bush's ree******n bid. His entry into politics, coupled with Soros' choice to repeatedly speak out against the Iraq War, set off a long-lasting string of conspiracy theories alleging that Soros tried to influence politics with nefarious intent.


Right-leaning sites like Breitbart and The Washington Times have often claimed that Soros paid protesters at the Women's March and the March for Science. In reality, Soros has been giving money to progressive groups since long before the Trump's e******n. In 2017, some of them decided to participate in protests.

His open support for migrants and refugees and criminal-justice reform is well known.

While many anti-Soros theories accuse him of schemes and secrecy, Soros' Open Society Foundation is fairly vocal in its commitment to social justice. The foundation's site states that it has spent more than $1.6 billion on democratic development in Eastern Europe. As a child, Soros fled persecution from the N**is and has been instrumental in bringing capitalism to countries within the former Soviet bloc.



Charles and David Koch

Estimated net worth: $100 billion

How they made they money: Koch Industries, based in Kansas, is the country's second-largest private company. It began as an oil refinery and has since expanded into many other fields.

Who they're backing: The Koch brothers have historically stayed neutral in the p**********l primaries, but that may change this time around. David Koch appeared to tip his hand Monday at a GOP fund-raiser by predicting that Scott Walker would be the nominee, The New York Times reported. But he backtracked almost as soon as the news got out, insisting he wasn't endorsing the Wisconsin governor. Brother Charles then told USA Today that five Republican contenders could get their support: Walker, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, and Marco Rubio. But he said the family might contribute to multiple candidates before settling on a single pick.

Sheldon Adelson

Estimated net worth: $29.1 billion

How he made his money: Casinos

Who he's backing: Formally, no one yet. But he's repeatedly been linked to Rubio in recent weeks. Politico reported that Adelson has told friends that the first-term Florida senator is "the future of the Republican Party." Adelson is also pleased with Rubio's strong support for Israel. Still, the billionaire is hosting several GOP hopefuls this weekend in Las Vegas, at an annual event often described as an "audition" for his support.


Foster Friess (Eric Gay/AP)
Foster Friess

Estimated net worth: $530 million as of 2012, according to the Wealth-X research firm

How he made his money: Mutual-fund investing

Who he's backing: Friess is boosting Santorum again, but the bigger questions are whether the former Pennsylvania senator will even run, and if he does, how competitive he'll be. After faring surprisingly well in 2012, he is preparing for another try, but he has not drawn much attention as the newer and bigger names in the race.

Paul Singer

Estimated net worth: $1.92 billion

How he made his money: Hedge funds

Who he's backing: Like Adelson, Singer has also been linked to Rubio. But the hedge-fund billionaire who backed Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani in the last two campaigns "has not yet settled on any one candidate," a spokeswoman told me.

Robert Mercer

Estimated net worth: Unknown, but he reportedly earned $100 million or more annually between 2011-2013

How he made his money: Renaissance Technologies, a hedge-fund company

Who he's backing: Ted Cruz. Mercer is Cruz's big catch so far. According to The New York Times, he is "believed to be the main donor behind" four super PACs that have bankrolled the Tea Party star's early campaigning. Like Koch, however, the lower-profile Mercer has the potential to be a liability: His hedge fund has been under investigation for owing as much as $6 billion in unpaid taxes.


Woody Johnson (Jordan Strauss/AP)
Woody Johnson

Estimated net worth: Unknown, but he's the owner of the New York Jets, a franchise whose value has been estimated at $1.38 billion

How he made his money: His great-grandfather co-founded Johnson & Johnson, and Woody now runs his own investment firm.

Who he's backing: Jeb Bush. Johnson was an early Romney backer in 2012, and along with Mel Sembler and several others in the GOP nominee's camp, he switched to Bush once Romney decided not to run in 2016. His move was seen as a blow to Chris Christie, who is competing with Bush for establishment support.


Norman Braman (Lynne Sladky/AP)
Norman Braman

Estimated net worth: $1.89 billion

How he made his money: Selling cars

Who he's backing: Marco Rubio. The former Philadelphia Eagles owner could be Rubio's sugar donor in the same way Adelson was for Gingrich and Friess was for Santorum. Politico reported that Braman could spend between $10 million and $25 million funding Rubio's super PAC, and that his support is as much about a 11-year-old grudge he holds against Bush as it is about Rubio.

Ken Langone

Estimated net worth: $2.7 billion

How he made his money: He co-founded Home Depot.

Who he's backing: Chris Christie. The New Jersey governor is lagging in early polls and has watched some of his wealthy backers sign on with other candidates. But Langone, who tried to coax him into the p**********l 2012 race, remains firmly in his corner. He told the Wall Street Journal that he was a "one-trick-pony" for Christie in 2016, so if he doesn't run, Langone may sit out the primary season.


Joe Ricketts (Nati Harnik/AP)
Joe Ricketts

Estimated net worth: $1.67 billion

How he made his money: He co-founded Ameritrade, which is now TD Ameritrade, the online stock-trading giant.

Who he's backing: No one, officially. Ricketts, whose family also owns the Chicago Cubs, spent more than $20 million since 2010 on his anti-Obama, Ending Spending super PAC. He's been a big supporter of Scott Walker in neighboring Wisconsin, but a source close to the billionaire says he has committed to anyone yet in the 2016 race. His son Pete was elected governor of Nebraska last year.


Peter Thiel (Yuri Gripas/Reuters)
Peter Thiel

Estimated net worth: $2.2 billion

How he made his money: He invested early in Facebook and co-founded PayPal. Thiel now runs Founders Fund, a venture capital firm.

Who he's backing: Thiel was a big backer of Ron Paul in 2012, and the big question now is whether he'll support his son, Rand. The two men met last year, but there's no word yet as to whether Thiel is on board with the Kentucky senator for 2016.