This is much better see quote from CNN
Actually I was imagining a scenario where 1/4 of the country are arrogant, whiny, self-important drama queens filled with foamy rage and hatred toward anyone who dares not agree with them.
Gore? The guy who gave us Willie Horton? (Specifically, the guy who dug up Dukakis' veto of a state bill removing first degree murderers from Massachusetts' law requiring furloughs for criminals serving life sentences and crimes subsequently committed by these criminals, of which Willie Horton became the poster boy.) Have you lost your mind? Oh wait - I already know you lost your mind. Can one lose something already lost?Gore.
Get your updated talking points.
You need to focus on how this is Obama's fault... somehow.
WASHINGTON – They call themselves the “Men of Zeal” – even though two of the seven are women – and they all work 100 hours a week to zap the enemy.
Their first target was Bill Bradley; now it’s George W. Bush.
They’re Vice President Al Gore’s opposition research team. All day long, they pore over records, newspapers, anything they can find on Bush, hunting for ammunition to hurt him. They’re young, mostly 21 to 25.
“They work 24-7-365 – nonstop. It’s a young people’s game,” says Gore press secretary Chris Lehane.
They take any Bush plan and scour it for holes. Sometimes, their rebuttal gets e-mailed to reporters before Bush speaks. It could be source material for TV attack ads.
“The question is, can they turn this stuff around in time to have an impact?” says Lehane. “In some respects, it’s where the rubber hits the road.”
It’s grunge work that brings the giddy joy of being at the center of the action to operatives like David Ginsburg, who’s just 25 but heads the Men of Zeal. He made his name in 1998 by digging dirt to upset a Republican and elect Sen. John Edwards (D-N.C.).
“I call it the brains of the campaign,” says Gore campaign manager Donna Brazile. “David is there all the time. There is never a time when I’ve come in, no matter what time of day, that he’s not there.”
Ginsburg’s Men of Zeal struck in January, when Bradley tried to attack Gore for flip-flopping on tobacco. Pow! They sent reporters every remark Bradley had ever made vowing he wouldn’t go negative against Gore.
The Gore and Bradley camps agree that’s why a lot of news reports that day focused on Bradley breaking his pledge instead of Gore’s embarrassing tobacco ties.
Now, the Men of Zeal are aiming at Bush.
“By now, they should have collected every single public document about George W. Bush, everything he’s said, everything he owns, everything he’s ever done, and it should all be categorized and computerized so it’s easily retrievable, ready and waiting,” says a Democratic operative.
The Men of Zeal aren’t Gore’s only oppo resource. The Democratic National Committee has a second, bigger team of at least a few dozen (the DNC won’t say how many). Many cut their teeth digging dirt on Whitewater-Sexgate prober Ken Starr.
But it’s too early to waste good attacks on Bush, so the Gore team is saving its best stuff. With apologies to Franklin D. Roosevelt, they say their stash is called “The Arsenal of Democracy.”
You go out on the fringes of anything and it's difficult to tell them apart. One good way is whether they smell bad, shit on police cars, and generally riot. If so, they are leftists. If not, they may be Trump voters.A damn good description of Trump voters/supporters.
Gore? The guy who gave us Willie Horton? (Specifically, the guy who dug up Dukakis' veto of a state bill removing first degree murderers from Massachusetts' law requiring furloughs for criminals serving life sentences and crimes subsequently committed by these criminals, of which Willie Horton became the poster boy.) Have you lost your mind? Oh wait - I already know you lost your mind. Can one lose something already lost?
http://nypost.com/2000/06/19/opponent-researchers-handle-all-the-dirty-work/
As far as this being Obama's fault, I like the guy, and were it legal for him to serve a third term I'd happily have written him in for 2016. Between Cheeto Jesus and the Hildabeast, pretty sure he'd still be President.
You go out on the fringes of anything and it's difficult to tell them apart.
You go out on the fringes of anything and it's difficult to tell them apart. One good way is whether they smell bad, shit on police cars, and generally riot. If so, they are leftists. If not, they may be Trump voters.
It's Sun Tzu approach to investigation:
"If you wait by the river long enough, the bodies of your enemies will float by."
It's clear to me that Russia has hit us with a one-two punch. On one hand they wanted to discredit Hillary and get Trump elected, on the other hand they left enough breadcrumbs to discredit Trump and his team to hopefully bring about a crisis in our democracy. It's like they're playing 3D chess, and we're playing hopscotch.
Yup. If one has spent much time on Youtub, it's sad to know that the Russians outsmarted us. Then again, given that we selected Hillary and Trump as the two best candidates to lead our nation, we're just lucky that we weren't also trolled by a retarded hamster from Peru.It's clear to me that Russia has hit us with a one-two punch. On one hand they wanted to discredit Hillary and get Trump elected, on the other hand they left enough breadcrumbs to discredit Trump and his team to hopefully bring about a crisis in our democracy. It's like they're playing 3D chess, and we're playing hopscotch.
There hasn't been much but stench from American conservatism for quite some time. The people supposedly in love with rugged individualism and liberty are every bit as enamored of using the armed might of government to enforce their preferred behaviors as are the proggies.Trump and the present Republican party is now mainstream American conservatism. Enjoy *that* smell.
Yup. If one has spent much time on Youtub, it's sad to know that the Russians outsmarted us. Then again, given that we selected Hillary and Trump as the two best candidates to lead our nation, we're just lucky that we weren't also trolled by a retarded hamster from Peru.
Seriously?
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/r...ld-emails-about-oil-terrorism/article/2567169
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/v...all_about_the_freedom_of_information_act.html
If Lawrence O'Donnell can admit it, surely you too can do so.
Paying someone to do something illegal for you is still a crime. It's like rich people don't get any breaks at all, eh?
"I really loved my weekend, I called it my weekend in Moscow. But I was with the top level people, both oligarchs and generals, and top of the government people. I can’t go further than that, but I will tell you that I met the top people, and the relationship was extraordinary. And we just don’t have relationships in this country."
http://www.hughhewitt.com/donald-trump-returns/
i don't think that has ever been posted on this forum, or the search function is broken.
No puppet. No puppet.Only the best people. No collusion.
No puppet. No puppet.
A source in the Post's report also said Trump asked if he would be able to pardon himself as it relates to the probe.
There hasn't been much but stench from American conservatism for quite some time. The people supposedly in love with rugged individualism and liberty are every bit as enamored of using the armed might of government to enforce their preferred behaviors as are the proggies.