In short we held the money hostage. It's odd being on the other side of one of these things for once.
Not sure how Trump of all people would make the case against negotiations. It was money that was legally theirs, we basically got the prisoners for free. Good negotiations, Obama admin!It's still negotiating. Not a good look, even if the right thing to do.
Ah okay. I was just asking cause it looks like you showed up one day in Poligaf and suddenly became its unofficial polling correspondent. Appreciate the good work, sir.
Not sure how Trump of all people would make the case against negotiations. It was money that was legally theirs, we basically got the prisoners for free. Good negotiations, Obama admin!
Of course, Republicans would argue that we should just bomb the fuck out of Iran indiscriminately, they deserve nothing and if the prisoners are casualties, eh, they probably had it coming.
It's still negotiating. Not a good look, even if the right thing to do.
It looks fine considering this was all done in the context of the broader Iran Nuclear Deal negotiations. This is literally what the GOP was attacking the Obama administration for NOT doing (e.g. "the president hasn't been trying to get our prisoners released from Iran. He should do that instead of negotiating a flawed nuclear deal").
Fuck Me.
Come on Trump. Please do or say something crazy.
To the victor go the spoils - Trump
Campaign malpractice (don't think it's close in Mississippi):
P.S.: He has a fundraiser in Mississippi, but why a rally?
Campaign malpractice (don't think it's close in Mississippi):
Joseph Schmitz, named as one of five advisers by the Trump campaign in March, is accused of bragging when he was Defense Department inspector general a decade ago that he pushed out Jewish employees.
The revelations feed two themes that his opponent Hillary Clinton has used to erode Trumps credibility: That he is a foreign policy neophyte, and that his campaign, at times, has offended Jews and other minorities.
Schmitz, who is a lawyer in private practice in Washington, says the allegations against him are lies. All three people who have cited the remarks, including one who testified under oath about them, have pending employment grievances with the federal government.
Daniel Meyer, a senior official within the intelligence community, described Schmitzs remarks in his complaint file.
His summary of his tenures achievement reported as I fired the Jews, wrote Meyer, a former official in the Pentagon inspector generals office whose grievance was obtained by McClatchy.
Meyer, who declined to comment about the matter, cited in his complaint another former top Pentagon official, John Crane, as the source and witness to the remarks. Crane worked with Schmitz, who served as inspector general between April 2002 and September 2005.
In his complaint, Meyer said Crane also said Schmitz played down the extent of the Holocaust.
In his final days, he allegedly lectured Mr. Crane on the details of concentration camps and how the ovens were too small to kill 6 million Jews, wrote Meyer, whose complaint is before the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB).
Trump picks odd places to hold rallies. Safe blue states, safe red states, doesn't matter.Campaign malpractice (don't think it's close in Mississippi):
P.S.: He has a fundraiser in Mississippi, but why a rally?
@TVMoJoe
CNN's #GreenTownHall was a ratings dud. Per Nielsen, the event drew just 778K viewers and wasn't among the net's top 10 hours Wed.
@TVMoJoe
For comparison's sake, @TheLeadCNN was CNN's top show Wed., with 1.037M viewers. And a night earlier, @AC360 / Don Lemon did about 950K.
It was their money, not ours.
Of course to Trump, it's our money. Just like all of the oil in the middle east is ours, we're just too dumb to take it.
Campaign malpractice (don't think it's close in Mississippi):
P.S.: He has a fundraiser in Mississippi, but why a rally?
.@Taniel
Coulter/Breitbart world knows it has 3 months to make white nationalism big part of mainstream discourse. That's what it cares about.
Just gave another $5 to Deborah Ross.
Also, LOL
https://twitter.com/TVMoJoe/status/766375411529887744
Not sure how Trump of all people would make the case against negotiations. It was money that was legally theirs, we basically got the prisoners for free. Good negotiations, Obama admin!
Of course, Republicans would argue that we should just bomb the fuck out of Iran indiscriminately, they deserve nothing and if the prisoners are casualties, eh, they probably had it coming.
Several black Republicans referred to an incident involving Sean P. Jackson, a young Floridian Republican strategist. Jackson, whose plan to reach black voters has reached the inboxes of select black conservatives in his state and nationally, recently told friends that the Trump campaigns chief Florida strategist Karen Giorno told him during that primary that Trump didnt need his classification of people to get elected.
At a recent event in Florida, two sources said that Jackson was approached by Secret Service and escorted out of the event. But when he confronted Giorno to vouch for him, a source said she declined to acknowledge Jackson, the chairman of the Black Republican Caucus of Florida, a group that once hosted Dr. Ben Carson.
AHAHAHAAHAHAHAAH
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/439132/richard-burr-reelection-campaign-struggles
The National Review won't let me copy text (fuck you), but it's basically how no one thought Burr would lose re-election and now Republicans are panicking. And that Burr is running a shitty race and Ross is running a good one.
@TVMoJoe
CNN's #GreenTownHall was a ratings dud. Per Nielsen, the event drew just 778K viewers and wasn't among the net's top 10 hours Wed.
@TVMoJoe
For comparison's sake, @TheLeadCNN was CNN's top show Wed., with 1.037M viewers. And a night earlier, @AC360 / Don Lemon did about 950K.
Campaign malpractice (don't think it's close in Mississippi):
P.S.: He has a fundraiser in Mississippi, but why a rally?
Jill Stein literally drives viewers away from CNN.
Trump's new campaign manager said that the person helping him prepare for debates even looks like Hillary.......Because that's how this works.
Chris Cillizza ‏@TheFix 10m10 minutes ago
Katrina Pierson tells @kwelkernbc that Clinton has "dysphasia" and has "fallen down." Um...
LET IT GO
You're right.. the moments of deja vu are overwhelming at times.It's hilarious watching Republicans fall over themselves into their own bubble world about the Clintons just like they did back in the late 1990s. If there is any overarching theme of this election, its that Trump's campaign and his party associated don't see the world the same way that the rest of us do.
So, it's August and everybody is already talking about Trump losing, but the race will narrow more, I don't doubt it, and get even uglier.
Having said that, I'm not that worried, mostly because we still have the debates, the ground game looks superb, Tim Kaine is hitting it out of the park wherever he campaigns, and the major surrogates (Warren, Obama, Bill, others) haven't even been let out.
Yes, a strong enough Clinton scandal, terrorist attack or other outside event might help Trump, but there's little anybody can do about that, outside of maybe downplaying any future event by saying that it's inevitable but not important (like already tying Wikileaks tu Russia).
The Clinton health thing bugs me, because it's difficult to prove those things wrong outside of a livestreaming of a Hillary physical or something.
Yeah, not convinced by that. What role does he intend to play after November? He's a dead political body come November (running for office that is, the TNN if true is another thing).
So, it's August and everybody is already talking about Trump losing, but the race will narrow more, I don't doubt it, and get even uglier.
Having said that, I'm not that worried, mostly because we still have the debates, the ground game looks superb, Tim Kaine is hitting it out of the park wherever he campaigns, and the major surrogates (Warren, Obama, Bill, others) haven't even been let out.
Yes, a strong enough Clinton scandal, terrorist attack or other outside event might help Trump, but there's little anybody can do about that, outside of maybe downplaying any future event by saying that it's inevitable but not important (like already tying Wikileaks tu Russia).
The Clinton health thing bugs me, because it's difficult to prove those things wrong outside of a livestreaming of a Hillary physical or something.
So, it's August and everybody is already talking about Trump losing, but the race will narrow more, I don't doubt it, and get even uglier.
Having said that, I'm not that worried, mostly because we still have the debates, the ground game looks superb, Tim Kaine is hitting it out of the park wherever he campaigns, and the major surrogates (Warren, Obama, Bill, others) haven't even been let out.
Yes, a strong enough Clinton scandal, terrorist attack or other outside event might help Trump, but there's little anybody can do about that, outside of maybe downplaying any future event by saying that it's inevitable but not important (like already tying Wikileaks tu Russia).
The Clinton health thing bugs me, because it's difficult to prove those things wrong outside of a livestreaming of a Hillary physical or something.
Its funny because Hillary is in fine shape.
Considering how hard trump is pushing this, is he dying in 6th months?
trump tv
He's gonna try for Governor, I'd bet on it.
He's gonna try for Governor, I'd bet on it.
Any chance McConnell retires after the election? I know tortoises live for a long time but I'm ready to see him go.