With all of the talk about Ukraine, there is some helpful context and background to be found in a 2017 article in Politico. The following includes excerpts from the article followed by a link to the entire article. Politico, Jan. 11, 2017 Ukrainian efforts to sabotage Trump backfire Donald Trump wasn’t the only presidential candidate […]
Hillary Clinton
“Everyone is a Russian Asset”
“Hillary Clinton is nuts. She’s also not far from the Democratic Party mainstream, which has been pushing the same line for years.” Mike Taibbi, reporter, Rolling Stone Former presidential nominee for Democrats, Hillary Clinton, ignited a lot of discussion when she recently stated that other prominent liberals are “Russian assets.” Who does Clinton say has […]
Google under investigation in nearly every state
Forty-eight states, Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico have launched joint investigations into Google for alleged violations of antitrust law. Attorney Generals in Texas and Washington, D.C. are leading the way in the probe honing in on Google’s dominance as an internet search engine and advertiser. We have 50 attorneys general from across the nation who […]
Campaign 2020… and a trip down short-term memory lane
The following is an excerpt from an article in The Hill As the presidential battle among Democrats heats up, there are new polls and predictions every day as to how it will turn out. A recent Marquette University Law poll finds both former vice president Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) would beat President […]
Investigators: FBI’s Peter Strzok “aloof and dismissive” when told of possible China hack into Clinton emails
Newly-released documents provide details from investigators who worked in Obama administration’s Intelligence Community Inspector General’s office Almost all of Hillary Clinton’s emails were surreptitiously sent to mysterious email address. Foreign hack suspected… and it isn’t the Russians. FBI’s Peter Strzok says he doesn’t recall investigators telling him of suspected national security breach. Clinton State Dept. […]
Jeffrey Epstein sex case documents and photos
No sexual accusations against Presidents Clinton or Trump New, notable personalities named, including big money political donors New flight records, photos, book receipts, message records Thousands of pages of documents regarding sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein were unsealed and released Friday, the day before Epstein reportedly committed suicide in New York’s Metropolitan Correctional Center, a U.S. […]
DOJ ready to investigate politically-connected Google
Multiple news reports state that the Department of Justice is planning an antitrust investigation into the world’s most popular search engine: Google. Google has been under scrutiny for allegedly skewing its results, often to favor liberal interests and to the detriment of conservative interests. Google has denied those claims. Google is a subsidiary of the […]
Revisiting the Benghazi Bombshell
