Seth

How is it that the MSM assaults Trump on a daily basis and they are a "fair and balanced press," yet when Trump defends himself he's campaigning against all that's good in the world?

You people are so one-sided and the pity of it is that for you actual logic and common sense flow like water off a duck's back.

son of witless

You say a lot of things that you cannot prove. Example, you say that the middle class grows during Democrat Administrations. Okay.

Under Obama the wealth gap continued to increase between rich and poor.

https://www.businessinsider.com/why-ine******y-is-rising-under-obama-2012-11

Bad Bob Loc: Virginia

Sure did with me Witless, thank you Obama.

son of witless

You are the rich, so of course you loved Obama. I am trying to close the gap between you rich white liberal retired guys and me, a right wing white working class corporate s***e. If you reentered the work force you would find that Donald Jobs. Trump is your bestest friend. The job market is ever so slowly providing opportunity for those of us not yet sitting on our behinds and counting our dividends.

Robert Harrington

Ms Guide to you sir.

Louie27 Loc: Peoria, AZ

Great response Seth. But he is one that will never realize the t***h as to what is happening in this country since Obama lost his position of control and no Democrat could retain that control.

Bad Bob Loc: Virginia

Witless I thought you told me you made a lot of money in the Obama stock market.

archie bunker Loc: Texas

I am tired of hearing about gerrymandering.
Both parties have, and do do it, but it only seems to become a major issue when democrats lose e******ns.
I would rather do away with parties, pacs, corporate money, media bias, and just have people, supported by people running on their own ideas, qualifications, and merits. A pipe dream, I know.
I go on what I observe, and experience in life, not what I'm told is true. And from my observations, and experiences, I truly believe that American politics, and possibly America herself is fkd.
It's the money, plain , and simple. And I see it worse from the left, who wants complete control. I don't know anyone on the right who wants to dictate, or censor speech, or thought. Or wants to tell you what your kids should be forced to learn at school, or what they can eat, say, do, or think to be accepted.
I'm damn sick, and tired of being told that I don't have American values, and that I'm not a patriotic American because I don't want your 30 year old boy who thinks he's a girl in the bathroom with my wife, daughter, or granddaughters, or that wetbacks bringing drugs across the border that can k**l the if they make a bad choice, or not believing everybody should get a trophy makes me against a strong America.

I am a Texan, and you "patriots" can kiss my ass if you think you can dictate to me what my values will be!!

Fit2BTied Loc: Texas

Caroll O'Conner could not have said it better, my Friend.

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

OUTRAGE! “Rampant fraud” uncovered in 2018 e******n [video]

http://click2.thehornnews.com/t/Ag/iDc/AAEjzA/-e8/AAG8DQ/ABgAsQ/AQ/-Wl9

An army of political lawyers are descending on both Florida and Arizona — and Florida Gov. Rick Scott says there’s evidence of “rampant fraud” that should be concerning to every American.

Scott, whose lead in his senatorial race has shrunk to a razor-thin margin, has asked for investigators to probe why two heavily Democratic counties in Florida have reportedly both “found” tens of thousands of extra v**es… over two days after the 2018 midterm e******n finished.



One of these places, Broward County, was described by The Miami Herald as one of “the most controversial e******ns department” in Florida.

What concerned citizens and Republican officials have uncovered in the past two days is shocking.

On Thursday, footage of poll workers illegally t***sferring thousands of b****ts from their personal vehicles into the back of rental trucks, with no legal oversight, surfaced.

Critics wondered if these b****ts were on their way to be destroyed… or replaced.



https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/1060575611868114944

Geo

My God, are there still people out there that believe this stuff? How is it possible that the facts evade these people for so long? Is it because their only news source is Fox news?
Truly amazing and scary that someone will construct a lie, and when the target wants to believe it, it becomes the t***h to them for the rest of their life.

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The Alternative 'Russia Scandal'
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President Trump and his supporters claim that in exchange for millions of dollars in donations to the Clinton Foundation, Hillary Clinton supported the 2010 sale of a mining company that gave Russia control of U.S. uranium supplies.
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According to President Trump, some Republicans in Congress and conservative media outlets, the Russia scandal is heating up.

No, not that one.

It's an alternative Russia scandal. And the claims go like this:

As secretary of state, Hillary Clinton approved the 2010 sale of a mining company to Russia. This gave the Russians control of 20 percent of U.S. uranium and placed U.S. national security at risk. In return, the Clinton Foundation received $145 million in pledges and donations.

Trump made this allegation during the 2016 campaign and again in an Oct. 19 tweet.


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Uranium deal to Russia, with Clinton help and Obama Administration knowledge, is the biggest story that F**e Media doesn't want to follow!

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In the face of repeated fact checks, the president's claims have not withstood scrutiny. The president's critics call them part of an effort to divert attention from Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.

But because the story keeps surfacing and key Republicans are calling for hearings, here is a closer look.

Claim: Clinton played a key role in helping Russia gain control of U.S. uranium supplies.

The Russian state nuclear company, Rosatom, bought Canadian mining company Uranium One in 2010. Uranium One had, and still has, uranium mining rights in the United States.

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For that reason, President Barack Obama's administration had to approve the deal. In a unanimous v**e, nine U.S. government departments and agencies signed off. All are part of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States and included Clinton's State Department.

By all accounts, she was not actively involved. One of her deputies handled the matter, which was not considered controversial because uranium is widely bought and sold around the world for a range of purposes, from nuclear power plant fuel to medical treatments and research.

"It's a commercial market; it's a global market. Companies get bought and sold. Some of the companies that do the buying are controlled by foreign governments," said Matthew Bunn, who heads the Project on Managing the Atom, a nuclear policy research group at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government. "That's the world we live in. It's a totally normal purchase."

Claim: Uranium One controls 20 percent of the U.S. uranium supply.

At the time of the 2010 sale, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission estimated that Uranium One held the rights to about 20 percent of U.S. uranium in the ground. But this figure is misleading.

The Washington Post reports that it is also outdated. It was based on uranium production capacity in 2010, which has since greatly expanded. Uranium One's share of mining rights is now far less than 20 percent of the U.S. total.

What is more, the U.S. is a tiny player in the world uranium market. The U.S. produced 1,126 tons of uranium last year out of global production of more than 62,000 tons, according to the World Nuclear Association. So U.S. production is less than 2 percent of the global total.

Uranium One produces a small and dwindling amount of that U.S. figure. Last year, it mined just 23 tons in the U.S. — about 2 percent of the small U.S. production.

Think of Uranium One's share as 2 percent of 2 percent. Or 0.04 percent of world production.

Some of Uranium One's U.S. uranium has gone to Canada and Europe, according to The Hill newspaper. But there is no evidence that any of it has gone to Russia.

Rosatom's more likely motivation for purchasing Uranium One was to gain access to the company's far larger uranium production in Canada and in Kazakhstan, which borders Russia.

Claim: U.S. national security has been put at risk.

Neither the U.S. nor Russia needs highly enriched uranium for nuclear weapons. The countries have more than 4,000 deployed or stockpiled weapons each, far more than the rest of the world combined. Both still have leftover stockpiles of highly enriched uranium that date to the Cold War.

"Both the United States and Russia, for some time, have had self-imposed moratoria on the production of weapons-grade nuclear material," said Kingston Reif, director of disarmament at the Arms Control Association in Washington, D.C. "Despite this, both the United States and Russia remain awash in highly-enriched uranium."

Under a program known as Megatons to Megawatts, Russia reduced its excess by dismantling nuclear weapons and sending the blended-down uranium to U.S. nuclear power plants.

"About 10 percent of U.S. electricity was coming from dismantled Russian nuclear warheads that used to be pointed at the United States," said Bunn, who worked on this issue at the White House during President Bill Clinton's administration.

That program expired in 2013, though Russia still sells uranium to U.S. nuclear plants.

Claim: The Clinton Foundation received $145 million in pledges and donations in exchange for the State Department's support of the Russian deal.

Author Peter Schweizer, who worked with Steve Bannon at Breitbart News, first made this claim in a 2015 book called Clinton Cash.

The New York Times said it used Schweizer's work to conduct its own investigation.

PolitiFact also looked into the matter and questioned the $145 million figure, noting that most of the donations and pledges came from Canadian businessman Frank Giustra, a friend of Bill Clinton. They were together in Kazakhstan in 2005, on a trip during which Giustra signed a major mining deal with that country, the Times reported.

Two years later, in 2007, Giustra merged his mining company with Uranium One and then sold his shares the same year. This was three years before the Russians bought the company, so it's not clear how Giustra would have benefited from the 2010 deal.

Giustra noted this in a 2015 statement in which he sharply criticized the Times for suggesting that his work with the Clintons was in pursuit of a business favor.

"I am extremely proud of the work that we have done" with the Clintons, he said. "I plan to continue that work long after the harsh glare of this week's media stories has faded."

Aside from Giustra, PolitiFact said its reporting could confirm about $4 million in donations to the Clinton Foundation from Uranium One investors in the years just before and after the 2010 Russian deal.

The Clinton Foundation supports a wide variety of humanitarian projects around the world.

This episode raises the familiar scenario of overlap between the Clinton's private dealings and public actions and the potential for conflicts of interest. Yet a number of Clinton critics and news organizations have looked into the matter and have not presented evidence of wrongdoing.

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

OUTRAGE! “Rampant fraud” uncovered in 2018 e******n [video]

http://click2.thehornnews.com/t/Ag/iDc/AAEjzA/-e8/AAG8DQ/ABgAsQ/AQ/-Wl9

An army of political lawyers are descending on both Florida and Arizona — and Florida Gov. Rick Scott says there’s evidence of “rampant fraud” that should be concerning to every American.

Scott, whose lead in his senatorial race has shrunk to a razor-thin margin, has asked for investigators to probe why two heavily Democratic counties in Florida have reportedly both “found” tens of thousands of extra v**es… over two days after the 2018 midterm e******n finished.

Seth

-- "Sorry, ma'am "

Seth

The only way to do that would've been with a lot of short positions.

archie bunker Loc: Texas

I'm terrified of midgets! Especially in "positions"!