i am so glad that we never fell for his garbage in this community.
never once.
we did not applaud him. we did not treat him as a truthful voice.
looking back, that's kind of incredible. notice in the clip below how many outlets pimped him: joy behar, bill mohr, lawrence o'donnell, rachel maddow, brian stelter, stephen colbert ...
Start your Saturday morning off with a laugh, watch the left wing media go crazy for convicted felon Michael Avenatti. It’ll always be funny to me. They really thought this guy was their savior.
oh, look, here's ridiculous old sack of s**t lawrence o'donnell trying to rewrite history.
they can't get honest, even now.
they'd rather pretend that every 1 did it when every 1 did not do it. i love howie kurtz slapping back at 1 lie.
- Fox News interviewed Michael Avenatti exactly twice. He made more than 200 appearances on the other two cable news networks
let's close with c.i.'s 'Iraq snapshot:'
Friday, February 14, 2020. Another day, another series of embarrassments for Joe Biden.
Starting in the US where the biggest train wreck remains Joe Biden. The former vice president continues his campaign for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination and renders the rest of America rubber neckers. Yesterday, it was ABC's THE VIEW.
Starting in the US where the biggest train wreck remains Joe Biden. The former vice president continues his campaign for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination and renders the rest of America rubber neckers. Yesterday, it was ABC's THE VIEW.
.@JoeBiden reacts to Rush Limbaugh questioning Pete Buttigieg’s electability because of his sexuality: “Pete and I are competitors, but this guy has honor, he has courage, he’s smart as hell.” abcn.ws/2CcjBVI
I'm honestly surprised that they posted the clip.
It's not cute for Joe. And it's not cute for them. THE DAILY BEAST had already called this moment out.
"'We get it, we understand,' Goldberg said as the other co-hosts laughed nervously. Did they really?" writes @mattwilstein trib.al/RAVib0k
Joe stops himself in the midst of the homophobia and it's not funny and it's not cute. But, hear him America, there are gays he likes. It reminds me so much of his remarks -- labeled racist in real time -- about "clean, articulate" Barack. And shame on THE VIEW for their "we get it, we understand."
You're like Sara Gilbert, you ladies only know how to rip off and steal. Barbara Walters created that program, not Whoopi Goldberg. It's a program every network and syndication rip off. Yet even when Barbara was healthy, 'the ladies' of THE VIEW were pushing her to the curb.
Over at THE DAILY MAIL, Ariel Zibler offers these bullet points on Joe's appearance on the show:
- Former vice president appeared on The View on Thursday alongside his wife, Jill
- He defended son Hunter as a 'good' guy who 'has done nothing but good things'
- Hunter Biden agreed to pay child support to Lunden Roberts, a DC-area stripper
- Roberts gave birth a child out of wedlock which paternity tests say is Hunter's
- Hunter Biden was named to board of Ukrainian gas firm when his father was VP
- Trump and GOP are demanding investigations into alleged corruption by Bidens
- Joe Biden expressed regret over Senator Lindsey Graham's insistence on probes
- Biden said he still considers Graham a 'friend' despite his position on Hunter
Hunter's done nothing but good things?
Leaving his wife and kids to shack up with his brother's widow. Hunter's life is a carny sideshow and Joe keeps pretending otherwise. He left his wife and kids. And then he couldn't even be faithful to the widow. He was cheating on her -- which is how he ended up fathering a child with Lunden Roberts. He destroyed his kids' family and for what reason? It clearly wasn't love for the widow.
The whole Biden family is a carny sideshow. Daniel GOlden, Chuck Neubauer and Matthew Malone (PROPUBLICA) report:
Jim
Biden was in a bind. An investor had put up $1 million to help Jim and
his nephew Hunter buy a hedge fund. Then it turned out that the fund’s
assets were worth less than the Bidens had thought. Now the investor
wanted its money back.
It
was December 2006, not long before Jim’s older brother and Hunter’s
father, Joe Biden, then a Delaware senator, would announce his second
campaign for president.
Jim
and Hunter Biden got a loan from a bank founded by one of Joe’s
political backers — William Oldaker, an attorney for the senator’s
presidential campaign and Hunter’s partner at a Washington law and
lobbying firm.
Oldaker
had strong ties to Joe Biden’s political operation, and at the time,
the bank, WashingtonFirst, had nearly half a million dollars in deposits
from a Joe Biden political committee Oldaker had helped set up.
But
WashingtonFirst was less than three years old, and a $1 million loan
was large for its size. The bank required that loans be well secured by
borrowers’ assets. Jim Biden put up his house in Merion Station,
Pennsylvania, as collateral, but he already had $1.5 million in three
mortgages against the property, then roughly valued at just over $1.1
million. Hunter offered as security his recently purchased Washington
home, for which he had borrowed almost the entire purchase price.
Oldaker did not return phone calls, and a source close to Jim and Sara
Biden said all of their loans were properly secured.
It
was not the first time — or the last — during his long career that Jim
Biden turned to Joe’s political network for the kind of assistance that
would have been almost unimaginable for someone with a different last
name. Campaign donors helped him face a series of financial problems,
including a series of IRS liens totaling more than $1 million that made
it harder to get bank financing. Jim Biden took out two more loans from
WashingtonFirst before its sale in 2018.
These
transactions illuminate the well-synchronized tango that the Biden
brothers have danced for half a century. They have pursued overlapping
careers — one a presidential aspirant with an expansive network of
well-heeled Democratic donors; the other an entrepreneur who helped his
brother raise political money and cultivated the same network to help
finance his own business deals.
Jim
Biden, 70, has cycled over the years from nightclub owner to insurance
broker to political consultant and fundraiser to startup investor and
construction company executive. But the through line of his resume was
his bond with his brother, a Democratic Party stalwart in a position to
push legislation or make government contracts happen.
“My
sense is that Jim really has been trying to peddle himself on the Biden
name for some time,” said Curtis Wilkie, who covered the Bidens as a
Delaware political reporter.
That's the opening to the long report of corruption and debt left in the Bidens wake. A long history of unethical trading on Joe Biden's name -- with Joe cooperating. That's what his brothers do, that's what Hunter did. Mark Caputo (POLITICO) reports most Americans don't share Joe's innocent view of Hunter:
A majority of voters
believe it was inappropriate for Joe Biden’s son to work for a Ukrainian
gas company while his father led U.S. foreign policy initiatives in the
country, according to a POLITICO/Morning Consult poll.
The Biden-Ukraine affair ultimately
led to President Donald Trump’s impeachment for pressuring Ukraine to
investigate the Bidens. Voters were split 47-47 percent on whether it
was appropriate for the Senate last week to acquit Trump, the poll
shows.
In contrast, 52 percent of
voters believe it was inappropriate for Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, to
take the job with the firm Burisma, while 18 percent said it was
appropriate. Fifty-seven percent said it was a scandal while 19 percent
said it wasn’t.
Any pile up or wreck is going to attract onlookers and Joe has. Ben Cohn and Ben Feuerherd (NEW YORK POST) report:
A handful of protesters chided Joe Biden as he walked out of a Manhattan fundraiser on Thursday, urging the one-time Democratic frontrunner to drop out of the 2020 presidential race.
About half a dozen protesters from New York Communities for Change yelled at Biden as he was leaving the Wayfarer restaurant on West 57th Street near Sixth Avenue soon after 8 p.m.
“Drop out Joe! Drop out Joe!” they chanted as he walked to a waiting car.
“Skip Nevada! Skip South Carolina! Go home early!” one of the demonstrators yelled.
“We’re here to mark the death of Joe Biden’s campaign. This is what happens when you stand up for policies that are regressive. We coined Wall Street Pete and now we’re doing the same to Joe,” Alice Nascimento of Communities for Change said.
Here are some Tweets from the group who held the protest.
We found @JoeBiden at his 250 person Wall Street fundraiser.
We had a message: DROP OUT JOE!
You don’t have to do this Joe.
You can skip Nevada. You can skip South Carolina. And go straight home to Deleware.
0:20
A moving eulogy on @JoeBiden’s 2020 campaign.
They called the cops on our memorial service for @JoeBiden’s campaign.
We made it to @JoeBiden’s Wall Street fundraiser and brought a coffin to mourn the death of Biden’s campaign.
They wouldn’t let us in, but we held a service in the lobby.
On our way to Biden’s Wall Street fundraiser to mourn the death of his 2020 campaign.
On Saturday, al-Sadr said it was immoral for men and women to mix at sit-in protest areas and said protesters were using drugs and alcohol. Gender separation was also recommended in the 18-point code of conduct the cleric issued on Sunday.
On Thursday, ahead of the protests, he again slammed the protests as being rife with "nudity, promiscuity, drunkenness, immorality, debauchery ... and non-believers." He also said Iraq must not turn into the US city of Chicago, which he cited as an example of loose morals.
The statements posted on Twitter quickly became a subject of ridicule on social media.
On Thursday, women
protesters waved Iraqi flags and banners in English and Arabic, chanting
slogans condemning a recent security crackdown against demonstrators.
Influential Shiite
cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, leader of Parliament’s Saeroon bloc, issued an
18-point code of conduct Sunday for protesters in which he cautioned
against the mixing of men and women at sit-in areas.
In response on Thursday, women flooded the streets of Baghdad and the southern city of Nasiriyah.
“Whoever accuses
women of being weak doesn’t understand Iraq,” said protester Baan
Jaafar, 35. “We will continue to defend our rights through
demonstrations and participate in the decision to build a new Iraq after
the demonstrations.”
Iraqi women march against the likes of Moqtada Al-Sadr and against the backward system that has tried oppress and shun them for centuries.
دومج حره و اصيله يالعراقيه
A million #Iraqi women marched today in #Iraq as part of the ongoing protests against corruption in the country. The march came as a response against calls by Shia cleric Moqtada Al-Sadr's for protests to be segregated.
#BaghdadPost #IraqProtests #CivilWar #saveIraqipeople
After the demonstrators refused him, and the crimes of his criminal militia exposed the blue hats and his subordination to the militant Moqtada Al-Sadr, he describes the demonstrators as immorality, immorality, atheism and homosexuality and vows to defend religious val
