[Breitbart] Virginia Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe is the subject of an ongoing investigation by the FBI and prosecutors from the Justice Department’s public integrity unit, U.S. officials briefed on the probe say.
As part of the probe, the officials said, investigators have scrutinized McAuliffe’s time as a board member of the Clinton Global Initiative, a vehicle of the charitable foundation set up by former President Bill Clinton.
There’s no allegation that the foundation did anything improper; the probe has focused on McAuliffe and the electoral campaign donations, the officials said.
Spokespeople for the Justice Department and the FBI declined to comment.
Hillary's memory is about to get worse. "McAuliffe? Never heard of him!"
In Chicago, we call that "Fedheimers Disease." Just as Alzheimers disease is a loss of memory and inability to recall things, Fedheimers is the inability to recall an association with someone who has just been indicted by the Feds.
She is getting up there in mileage years, and she's always had a poor memory....especially in Senate and House hearings, interviews, testimony under oath, her husband's philandering, the source of funds to her Criminal Organization Foundation, landing in Tuzla, ....
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I hope they put the sleazoid under the jail.
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Hey Barbara - don't blame me. I voted for Cuccinelli.
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Me three, Rambler.
Not that it mattered - McAwful had so many in-kind contributions from the press. >:-(
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[DAILYCALLER] BALTIMORE, M.D. — Baltimore city residents expressed disappointment in response to the city circuit court Monday finding a police officer not guilty in connection to the death of Freddie Gray.
Officer Edward Nero was charged with several misdemeanor offenses after Gray died April, 2015, in his custody. Baltimore Circuit Judge Barry Williams found Nero not guilty of all charges just over a year later. Residents were not surprised given what they saw as racial bias in the criminal justice system.
“White people are turning a blind eye,” resident Mumin Soweto told The Daily Caller News Foundation. “We’re not the ones stirring up the racism.”
Mumin adds the black community is fearful 1960s style racism is on the rise. Nero was charged with second-degree assault, reckless endangerment and two counts of misconduct in office. The prosecution argued Nero and the five other officers involved were wrong in detaining Gray without a good reason and for not buckling him into a van he was transported in. Yes, they were wrong for doing that, but it ain't murder.
“No one wants to play the race card but it’s hard not to see it that way,” city resident Mike Smith told TheDCNF. “That man had human rights just like everyone else.”
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“White people are turning a blind eye,” resident Mumin Soweto told The Daily Caller News Foundation. “We’re not the ones stirring up the racism.”
We're just the ones torching and looting the stores!
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I have found people from other countries who are dark complected shun the blacks here because of their racism and hatred of others as well as themselves. Well, I added the last part. I remember the riots well and they attacked their own people readily. In our universities the pressure to conform is greatest there. Good old peer pressure.
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But a black cop isn't a proper black, just as blacks from the Caribbean without the baggage of American slavery aren't proper black until they've been here a generation or two.
Very sad where black culture has gone and that anybody that holds up a mirror is vilified. I suspect history will not look kindly on Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson.
[Salon] No matter what you think about Hillary Clinton as the presidential primaries wind down, there is one undeniable fact that lingers in the background. Despite having had enormous advantages from the start of the campaign--no serious competition from within the party, solid support from national party leaders, a massive war chest and a nationwide grassroots network built over the course of decades in national politics--Clinton has struggled to put away a 74-year-old Jewish socialist who has had almost no establishment support. This in Salon? She must really be in trouble.
Say whatever you want about Clinton’s lengthy resume'--and her credentials are indeed impressive-- No they aren't. She's ridden Bill's coattails all the way to this moment. She'd be another hack lawyer if she'd married someone else. She'd be a ham-and-egger in suburban Chicago, or a adjunct faculty person at an unranked law school. The only things that have gotten Hillary to where she is now are her ambition and her marriage.
her performance this primary season is hardly indicative of a strong candidate.
Indeed, Clinton concedes that she’s not a natural politician, lacking the charm of her husband or the charisma of Barack Obama. But what should be troubling to those who hope to see a Democrat in the White House next year is that Clinton seems to suggest that this weakness isn’t problematic, that her resume and policy-wonk reputation will be enough to carry her on Election Day. She's "Crooked Hillary".
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lengthy resume'--and her credentials are indeed impressive-
Impressive to whom? Why? What has she ever done?
This is the kind of $hit that turned me off to the media and politics. The MSM has just decide to make stuff up and pimp for their masters no matter how asinine they appear.
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She's a sleazy lying lawyer and an awful human being. Listening to her speeches should be considered punishment
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Meskins are moving over to support third world commie Sanders. That is why you see Meskin flags at Trump protests.
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I'm not sure it's all Hillary's fault. Sanders is generating a lot of excitement on his own. I don't think the schools these days educate kids about the differences between capitalism and communism, free enterprise versus government control of the economy. The kids certainly don't remember the Soviet Union or the Cold War. They think Bernie is some kind of a mild Santa Claus socialist who will turn America into Sweden and for some reason they think Sweden is cool. They think all the free stuff that he promises is really gonna be free. It's kinda scary.
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Trailing daughter #2, who found herself the only one arguing the conservative side of every question in Hebrew school discussions, likes Candidate Sanders' honesty, even when she doesn't agree with his positions.
[YAHOO] Former President Jimmy Carter ... the second worst president ever... had some tough words on Monday for Donald Trump. "Jimmy Carter" and "tough." That's a set of words you don't often see in one sentence.
Carter told the New York Times ...which still proudly displays Walter Duranty's Pulitzer prize... that Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, had "tapped a waiting reservoir there of inherent racism." Every election it comes out. Romney and McCain were racists. Bob Dole was a racist. Both George Bushes were racists.
He also said Trump had violated human rights ...which are usually open to widely divergent definitions... with some of his incendiary comments on the campaign trail. According to the Times, Carter cited Trump’s proposal to bar Muslims from the U.S. and his claim that Mexico is sending criminals across the U.S. border. How does a proposal violate "human rights?" If you don't like it, argue against it.
"When you single out any particular group of people for secondary citizenship status, that’s a violation of basic human rights," the former president said. How can people who aren't citizens have "secondary citizenship status?"
Carter, 91, gave the interview to the Times in order to highlight a Baptist conference he is hosting this fall to address race issues and social inequality. He told the paper that he has seen an increase of open racism. From the time Bull Connor set the fire hoses and the dogs on people?
"I don’t feel good, except for one things: I think the country has been reawakened the last two or three years to the fact that we haven’t resolved the race issue adequately," he said. We elected a man who was bi-racial and got one who was black.
He further said, "I think there’s a heavy reaction among some of the racially conscious Republicans against an African-American being president." Maybe it's not his race? Maybe it's the fact that he's a communist?
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No dipshit. We don't care if he is "African-American", aka Melanin rich.
We hate him because he is a symptom of the sickness that is being spread by progressive pukes like yourself that is destroying freedom and this country.
The faster you all die of bowel cancer the happier I'll be.
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Follwing up on lord garth's statement: based onwhat Alan Dershowitz dug up, it looks like former president Carter received at least $20 million from Saudi sources going back to the late 1970s.
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Jimmuh couldn't work up the courage to punch himself out of a wet paper bag because, then and now, he second-guessed every motivation he and others had. Sometimes, you just need to shoot and stop worrying about it.
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It is interesting that Republicans have been talking about this for decades and of course were called racist but now Bernie Sanders voters are running into it and suddenly investigations are happening.
[FOXNEWS] A massive $2.8 billion annual corporate tax hike is likely headed to Oregon voters in November, a move that could create the most aggressive tax climate for big business of any state in the nation. After all the businesses leave the state they'll be able to concentrate on Agrarian Reform®.
The ballot proposal comes as raising taxes on the wealthy and large corporations is at the forefront of a national debate — especially among Democratic progressives such as Bernie Sanders and much of Oregon's electorate— about how to close the gaping economic disparities between rich and poor in a post-Great Recession era.
The proposal's labor-union backers are just one step from getting the measure on the ballot after submitting 130,000 signatures to state elections officials last week. They say it would tap a tiny portion of Oregon businesses while bringing a huge boost to cash-strapped public education, health care and senior services.
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They say it would tap a tiny portion of Oregon businesses while bringing a huge boost to cash-strapped
Any bets that they are state/local government employee unions that don't care if everyone ELSE loses their jobs as long as their pensions are guaranteed?
Corporations whether profitable or not would be required to pay a major tax. Wholesalers would pay a tax, the retailer would pay another tax, then the consumer would pay a third tax on that one item.
Hospitals would be hit as well as anything that is moves.
Many jobs would be lost "unexpectedly" as well as shopping sprees outside the state resulting in "unexpectedly" lower tax revenue than expected by the knuckle dragging liberals.
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The allegory of the golden goose is only two and a half millenniums old. Free stuff, free stuff, free stuff! Welcome to Caracas of the North comrades.
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The mayor of Eugene, Oregon decided it would be good to be a sanctuary city for homeless. They come from all up and down the I5 corridor and set up in areas all over the place. She was reelected too, so the folks in this uber-liberal university town must agree. I doubt she can see any of this from her house, so it's probably OK.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
Jimmy Carter
I have only a few questions for the almighty, but this one is at the top of my list. 
