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That is still an unknown, the lawyer part anyway.
2020...
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Nope. Trump. Didn’t you read it?
Sheriff Joe
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Even Oprah knows your 2020 candidates are shit.
Oprah Winfrey says she wants Disney CEO Bob Iger to be president of the United States
By Keith Griffith For Dailymail.com12:55 EDT 28 Sep 2019 , updated 16:08 EDT 28 Sep 2019
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Winfrey made the remarks in an interview with Iger set to air on Sunday on her OWN Network, as Iger promotes his new memoir, The Ride of a Lifetime.
'If Bob Iger had decided to run for president, I would be canvassing in Iowa right now,' said Winfrey, who has been friends with her fellow media mogul Iger for decades.
'More than ever, every day, I wish you had done it,' said Winfrey, who has been previously rumored for a presidential run herself.
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Following Disney's $71.3 billion purchase of the film and TV assets held by 21st Century Fox, the board asked Iger to remain at the helm of the company until late 2021.
Iger told Vogue he 'believed that there was a need for someone in high elected office to be more open-minded.'
'The thought I had was coming from the patriot in me, growing up at a time when we respected our politicians not only for what they stood for but because of what they accomplished,' he said. 'I am horrified at the state of politics in America today, and I will throw stones in multiple directions.'
Winfrey confessed in the same article that she had been among those pushing Iger to run.
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Oprah said on Instagram that Iger 'is the man I wish was running for President of the USA'
'Bob is one of the people I respect most in the world,' she said. 'That's a very short list. He is infinitely capable of multiple categories of expertise, and he has created an environment where you can disagree with him — and that's not just because I'm Oprah.'
'I really, really pushed him to run for president, so much so that I said to him, "Gee, if you ever decide to run for office, I will go door to door carrying leaflets. I will go sit and have tea with people,"' she continued.
Winfrey's full interview with Iger will air in a special two-hour SuperSoul Sunday starting at 11am ET on OWN.
The first hour will feature Chanel Miller, formerly known to the world, as 'Emily Doe,' who was sexually assaulted on the Stanford University campus.
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Iger has admitted to exploring a run in 2020 but campaign plans were derailed when his retirement from Disney was pushed back to late 2021
In the interview, Iger also speaks out about his decision to ax the Roseanne revival in 2018 after series star and creator Roseanne Barr tweeted that former Obama aide Valerie Jarrett, who is African American, looked like the offspring of the 'Muslim Brotherhood & Planet of the Apes.'
Iger says he 'didn't think that there was any circumstance that would make that right' and that what she had said was 'blatantly racist,' according to Variety.
'It took about five minutes to know what we had to do,' he said, adding that that was not a situation that called for additional context or explanation.
'It seemed completely insensitive, completely disrespectful,' Iger said. 'It was very clear. The decision, it was easy to make. What she had done was very, very clear. I didn't believe any context could make this better or acceptable or could result in us forgiving her. So we did it. And you also know, in today's world, if there's a decision to be made by you, make it — because otherwise the world will make it for you, and that's never good.'
Oprah Winfrey says she wants Disney CEO Bob Iger to be president of the United States
By Keith Griffith For Dailymail.com12:55 EDT 28 Sep 2019 , updated 16:08 EDT 28 Sep 2019
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- Oprah made the remark in an interview with Iger for her TV network OWN
- Iger previously admitted he explored the idea of a presidential run in 2020
- But Disney's deal to acquire Fox's film and TV assets prolonged his CEO tenure
- Now he is promoting his memoir and plans to leave Disney in late 2021
Winfrey made the remarks in an interview with Iger set to air on Sunday on her OWN Network, as Iger promotes his new memoir, The Ride of a Lifetime.
'If Bob Iger had decided to run for president, I would be canvassing in Iowa right now,' said Winfrey, who has been friends with her fellow media mogul Iger for decades.
'More than ever, every day, I wish you had done it,' said Winfrey, who has been previously rumored for a presidential run herself.
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Following Disney's $71.3 billion purchase of the film and TV assets held by 21st Century Fox, the board asked Iger to remain at the helm of the company until late 2021.
Iger told Vogue he 'believed that there was a need for someone in high elected office to be more open-minded.'
'The thought I had was coming from the patriot in me, growing up at a time when we respected our politicians not only for what they stood for but because of what they accomplished,' he said. 'I am horrified at the state of politics in America today, and I will throw stones in multiple directions.'
Winfrey confessed in the same article that she had been among those pushing Iger to run.
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Oprah said on Instagram that Iger 'is the man I wish was running for President of the USA'
'Bob is one of the people I respect most in the world,' she said. 'That's a very short list. He is infinitely capable of multiple categories of expertise, and he has created an environment where you can disagree with him — and that's not just because I'm Oprah.'
'I really, really pushed him to run for president, so much so that I said to him, "Gee, if you ever decide to run for office, I will go door to door carrying leaflets. I will go sit and have tea with people,"' she continued.
Winfrey's full interview with Iger will air in a special two-hour SuperSoul Sunday starting at 11am ET on OWN.
The first hour will feature Chanel Miller, formerly known to the world, as 'Emily Doe,' who was sexually assaulted on the Stanford University campus.
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Iger has admitted to exploring a run in 2020 but campaign plans were derailed when his retirement from Disney was pushed back to late 2021
In the interview, Iger also speaks out about his decision to ax the Roseanne revival in 2018 after series star and creator Roseanne Barr tweeted that former Obama aide Valerie Jarrett, who is African American, looked like the offspring of the 'Muslim Brotherhood & Planet of the Apes.'
Iger says he 'didn't think that there was any circumstance that would make that right' and that what she had said was 'blatantly racist,' according to Variety.
'It took about five minutes to know what we had to do,' he said, adding that that was not a situation that called for additional context or explanation.
'It seemed completely insensitive, completely disrespectful,' Iger said. 'It was very clear. The decision, it was easy to make. What she had done was very, very clear. I didn't believe any context could make this better or acceptable or could result in us forgiving her. So we did it. And you also know, in today's world, if there's a decision to be made by you, make it — because otherwise the world will make it for you, and that's never good.'
Sheriff Joe
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Even Oprah knows your 2020
Oprah Winfrey says she wants Disney CEO Bob Iger to be president of the United States
By Keith Griffith For Dailymail.com12:55 EDT 28 Sep 2019 , updated 16:08 EDT 28 Sep 2019
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Winfrey made the remarks in an interview with Iger set to air on Sunday on her OWN Network, as Iger promotes his new memoir, The Ride of a Lifetime.
'If Bob Iger had decided to run for president, I would be canvassing in Iowa right now,' said Winfrey, who has been friends with her fellow media mogul Iger for decades.
'More than ever, every day, I wish you had done it,' said Winfrey, who has been previously rumored for a presidential run herself.
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Following Disney's $71.3 billion purchase of the film and TV assets held by 21st Century Fox, the board asked Iger to remain at the helm of the company until late 2021.
Iger told Vogue he 'believed that there was a need for someone in high elected office to be more open-minded.'
'The thought I had was coming from the patriot in me, growing up at a time when we respected our politicians not only for what they stood for but because of what they accomplished,' he said. 'I am horrified at the state of politics in America today, and I will throw stones in multiple directions.'
Winfrey confessed in the same article that she had been among those pushing Iger to run.
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Oprah said on Instagram that Iger 'is the man I wish was running for President of the USA'
'Bob is one of the people I respect most in the world,' she said. 'That's a very short list. He is infinitely capable of multiple categories of expertise, and he has created an environment where you can disagree with him — and that's not just because I'm Oprah.'
'I really, really pushed him to run for president, so much so that I said to him, "Gee, if you ever decide to run for office, I will go door to door carrying leaflets. I will go sit and have tea with people,"' she continued.
Winfrey's full interview with Iger will air in a special two-hour SuperSoul Sunday starting at 11am ET on OWN.
The first hour will feature Chanel Miller, formerly known to the world, as 'Emily Doe,' who was sexually assaulted on the Stanford University campus.
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Iger has admitted to exploring a run in 2020 but campaign plans were derailed when his retirement from Disney was pushed back to late 2021
In the interview, Iger also speaks out about his decision to ax the Roseanne revival in 2018 after series star and creator Roseanne Barr tweeted that former Obama aide Valerie Jarrett, who is African American, looked like the offspring of the 'Muslim Brotherhood & Planet of the Apes.'
Iger says he 'didn't think that there was any circumstance that would make that right' and that what she had said was 'blatantly racist,' according to Variety.
'It took about five minutes to know what we had to do,' he said, adding that that was not a situation that called for additional context or explanation.
'It seemed completely insensitive, completely disrespectful,' Iger said. 'It was very clear. The decision, it was easy to make. What she had done was very, very clear. I didn't believe any context could make this better or acceptable or could result in us forgiving her. So we did it. And you also know, in today's world, if there's a decision to be made by you, make it — because otherwise the world will make it for you, and that's never good.'
Oprah Winfrey says she wants Disney CEO Bob Iger to be president of the United States
By Keith Griffith For Dailymail.com12:55 EDT 28 Sep 2019 , updated 16:08 EDT 28 Sep 2019
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- Oprah made the remark in an interview with Iger for her TV network OWN
- Iger previously admitted he explored the idea of a presidential run in 2020
- But Disney's deal to acquire Fox's film and TV assets prolonged his CEO tenure
- Now he is promoting his memoir and plans to leave Disney in late 2021
Winfrey made the remarks in an interview with Iger set to air on Sunday on her OWN Network, as Iger promotes his new memoir, The Ride of a Lifetime.
'If Bob Iger had decided to run for president, I would be canvassing in Iowa right now,' said Winfrey, who has been friends with her fellow media mogul Iger for decades.
'More than ever, every day, I wish you had done it,' said Winfrey, who has been previously rumored for a presidential run herself.
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- Disney CEO Bob Iger confirms his family-friendly company wanted to buy Twitter but he killed the deal because of the site's 'extraordinary nastiness'
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Following Disney's $71.3 billion purchase of the film and TV assets held by 21st Century Fox, the board asked Iger to remain at the helm of the company until late 2021.
Iger told Vogue he 'believed that there was a need for someone in high elected office to be more open-minded.'
'The thought I had was coming from the patriot in me, growing up at a time when we respected our politicians not only for what they stood for but because of what they accomplished,' he said. 'I am horrified at the state of politics in America today, and I will throw stones in multiple directions.'
Winfrey confessed in the same article that she had been among those pushing Iger to run.
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Oprah said on Instagram that Iger 'is the man I wish was running for President of the USA'
'Bob is one of the people I respect most in the world,' she said. 'That's a very short list. He is infinitely capable of multiple categories of expertise, and he has created an environment where you can disagree with him — and that's not just because I'm Oprah.'
'I really, really pushed him to run for president, so much so that I said to him, "Gee, if you ever decide to run for office, I will go door to door carrying leaflets. I will go sit and have tea with people,"' she continued.
Winfrey's full interview with Iger will air in a special two-hour SuperSoul Sunday starting at 11am ET on OWN.
The first hour will feature Chanel Miller, formerly known to the world, as 'Emily Doe,' who was sexually assaulted on the Stanford University campus.
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Iger has admitted to exploring a run in 2020 but campaign plans were derailed when his retirement from Disney was pushed back to late 2021
In the interview, Iger also speaks out about his decision to ax the Roseanne revival in 2018 after series star and creator Roseanne Barr tweeted that former Obama aide Valerie Jarrett, who is African American, looked like the offspring of the 'Muslim Brotherhood & Planet of the Apes.'
Iger says he 'didn't think that there was any circumstance that would make that right' and that what she had said was 'blatantly racist,' according to Variety.
'It took about five minutes to know what we had to do,' he said, adding that that was not a situation that called for additional context or explanation.
'It seemed completely insensitive, completely disrespectful,' Iger said. 'It was very clear. The decision, it was easy to make. What she had done was very, very clear. I didn't believe any context could make this better or acceptable or could result in us forgiving her. So we did it. And you also know, in today's world, if there's a decision to be made by you, make it — because otherwise the world will make it for you, and that's never good.'
Even Oprah knows your 2020
Oprah Winfrey says she wants Disney CEO Bob Iger to be president of the United States
By Keith Griffith For Dailymail.com12:55 EDT 28 Sep 2019 , updated 16:08 EDT 28 Sep 2019
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Oprah Winfrey has said that she wants Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger to be president of the United States.
- Oprah made the remark in an interview with Iger for her TV network OWN
- Iger previously admitted he explored the idea of a presidential run in 2020
- But Disney's deal to acquire Fox's film and TV assets prolonged his CEO tenure
- Now he is promoting his memoir and plans to leave Disney in late 2021
Winfrey made the remarks in an interview with Iger set to air on Sunday on her OWN Network, as Iger promotes his new memoir, The Ride of a Lifetime.
'If Bob Iger had decided to run for president, I would be canvassing in Iowa right now,' said Winfrey, who has been friends with her fellow media mogul Iger for decades.
'More than ever, every day, I wish you had done it,' said Winfrey, who has been previously rumored for a presidential run herself.
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Following Disney's $71.3 billion purchase of the film and TV assets held by 21st Century Fox, the board asked Iger to remain at the helm of the company until late 2021.
Iger told Vogue he 'believed that there was a need for someone in high elected office to be more open-minded.'
'The thought I had was coming from the patriot in me, growing up at a time when we respected our politicians not only for what they stood for but because of what they accomplished,' he said. 'I am horrified at the state of politics in America today, and I will throw stones in multiple directions.'
Winfrey confessed in the same article that she had been among those pushing Iger to run.
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Oprah said on Instagram that Iger 'is the man I wish was running for President of the USA'
'Bob is one of the people I respect most in the world,' she said. 'That's a very short list. He is infinitely capable of multiple categories of expertise, and he has created an environment where you can disagree with him — and that's not just because I'm Oprah.'
'I really, really pushed him to run for president, so much so that I said to him, "Gee, if you ever decide to run for office, I will go door to door carrying leaflets. I will go sit and have tea with people,"' she continued.
Winfrey's full interview with Iger will air in a special two-hour SuperSoul Sunday starting at 11am ET on OWN.
The first hour will feature Chanel Miller, formerly known to the world, as 'Emily Doe,' who was sexually assaulted on the Stanford University campus.
+5
Iger has admitted to exploring a run in 2020 but campaign plans were derailed when his retirement from Disney was pushed back to late 2021
In the interview, Iger also speaks out about his decision to ax the Roseanne revival in 2018 after series star and creator Roseanne Barr tweeted that former Obama aide Valerie Jarrett, who is African American, looked like the offspring of the 'Muslim Brotherhood & Planet of the Apes.'
Iger says he 'didn't think that there was any circumstance that would make that right' and that what she had said was 'blatantly racist,' according to Variety.
'It took about five minutes to know what we had to do,' he said, adding that that was not a situation that called for additional context or explanation.
'It seemed completely insensitive, completely disrespectful,' Iger said. 'It was very clear. The decision, it was easy to make. What she had done was very, very clear. I didn't believe any context could make this better or acceptable or could result in us forgiving her. So we did it. And you also know, in today's world, if there's a decision to be made by you, make it — because otherwise the world will make it for you, and that's never good.'
What's the point of this post? Serious question, not meant to be snark. I don't understand what point you are making with such a long post about who Oprah wants to run for President??
Sheriff Joe
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The democrats don’t make a move without Oprah’s blessing, they are mindless zombies.
Sheriff Joe
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Cunt.
September 30, 2019
Janus-faced Tulsi Gabbard is all in for impeachment
By M. Catharine Evans
The popular Democratic congresswoman and presidential candidate, Tulsi Gabbard has always steered clear of the "Impeach 45' and "impeach the mother****" extremists in her party. Holding out against Nancy Pelosi’s impeachment inquiry, the representative from Hawaii’s 2nd district recently told Fox and Friends’ Brian Kilmeade, ”impeachment at this juncture would be terribly divisive.’ After the White House released the transcript of President Trump's Ukraine call last Wednesday, Gabbard stayed the course, stating "most people reading through that transcript are not going to find that extremely compelling."
Two days later, Gabbard did an about-face, declaring her support for impeachment. “If we allow the president to abuse his or her power, then our society will rot from top to bottom. We will turn into a banana republic, where people in positions of power – from the president all the way down to the traffic cop – will feel it's OK to abuse their power with no consequences,” she said.
Gabbard’s a serial and shrewd flip-flopper.
From her first days in politics at the age of 21, Gabbard's been all over the battlefield running from one side to the other. She started out as a pro-life, social conservative fighting against same-sex marriage. She changed sometime before her 2012 election and is now pro-abortion. She accepted support from the unrestricted abortion rights groupsEMILY's List, Planned Parenthood and NARAL and is militantly pro same-sex marriage.
She won her congressional seat, like many of EMILY’s List recruits, touting her military background. Gabbard praised then-Vice President Joe Biden and former President Obama "as the strongest advocates our military families could have." With the 2016 election, Gabbard seemed to change course again. She started making regular appearances on Fox News, often criticizing Obama for not recognizing that "Islamic terrorists are our enemy.”
Running for re-election in 2018, Gabbard again had the backing of the pro-abortion groups and the AFL-CIO. She supported Democratic positions on gun control, the environment and health care.
Despite Gabbard’s hardcore progressive platform, conservatives in various media outlets laud her as an independent-minded, roguish, straight shooter. This adulation intensified in recent weeks when theDNC excluded Gabbard from participating in the Democrats’ third debate. When she appeared on Tucker Carlson’s show to decry the lack of transparency in the qualifying polls for the debate, a sympathetic Carlson responded,
“the Democratic Party appears eager to sideline her. Gabbard has done well in a number of recent polls but the Democratic Party does not recognize those polls, and may use that to keep her off the debate stage next month.”
Besides Fox News, Gabbard's other unlikely defenders are National Review, who ran this headline in 2015; "Meet the Beautiful, Tough, Young Democrat Who's Turning Heads by Challenging Obama's Foreign Policy.” Breitbart, the Daily Caller, the American Enterprise Institute's Arthur Brooks, the Washington Examiner, Legal Insurrection and Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon have all expressed their fondness for the Democrat congresswoman.
Coincidentally, on the same day Gabbard sided with impeachment-deranged Democrats and on the same day she accused President Trump of turning us into a banana republic, her name appeared on the DNC’s list of 12 candidates scheduled for the next October debate.
Photo credit: Matt Johnson
September 30, 2019
Janus-faced Tulsi Gabbard is all in for impeachment
By M. Catharine Evans
The popular Democratic congresswoman and presidential candidate, Tulsi Gabbard has always steered clear of the "Impeach 45' and "impeach the mother****" extremists in her party. Holding out against Nancy Pelosi’s impeachment inquiry, the representative from Hawaii’s 2nd district recently told Fox and Friends’ Brian Kilmeade, ”impeachment at this juncture would be terribly divisive.’ After the White House released the transcript of President Trump's Ukraine call last Wednesday, Gabbard stayed the course, stating "most people reading through that transcript are not going to find that extremely compelling."
Gabbard’s a serial and shrewd flip-flopper.
From her first days in politics at the age of 21, Gabbard's been all over the battlefield running from one side to the other. She started out as a pro-life, social conservative fighting against same-sex marriage. She changed sometime before her 2012 election and is now pro-abortion. She accepted support from the unrestricted abortion rights groupsEMILY's List, Planned Parenthood and NARAL and is militantly pro same-sex marriage.
She won her congressional seat, like many of EMILY’s List recruits, touting her military background. Gabbard praised then-Vice President Joe Biden and former President Obama "as the strongest advocates our military families could have." With the 2016 election, Gabbard seemed to change course again. She started making regular appearances on Fox News, often criticizing Obama for not recognizing that "Islamic terrorists are our enemy.”
Running for re-election in 2018, Gabbard again had the backing of the pro-abortion groups and the AFL-CIO. She supported Democratic positions on gun control, the environment and health care.
Despite Gabbard’s hardcore progressive platform, conservatives in various media outlets laud her as an independent-minded, roguish, straight shooter. This adulation intensified in recent weeks when theDNC excluded Gabbard from participating in the Democrats’ third debate. When she appeared on Tucker Carlson’s show to decry the lack of transparency in the qualifying polls for the debate, a sympathetic Carlson responded,
“the Democratic Party appears eager to sideline her. Gabbard has done well in a number of recent polls but the Democratic Party does not recognize those polls, and may use that to keep her off the debate stage next month.”
Besides Fox News, Gabbard's other unlikely defenders are National Review, who ran this headline in 2015; "Meet the Beautiful, Tough, Young Democrat Who's Turning Heads by Challenging Obama's Foreign Policy.” Breitbart, the Daily Caller, the American Enterprise Institute's Arthur Brooks, the Washington Examiner, Legal Insurrection and Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon have all expressed their fondness for the Democrat congresswoman.
Coincidentally, on the same day Gabbard sided with impeachment-deranged Democrats and on the same day she accused President Trump of turning us into a banana republic, her name appeared on the DNC’s list of 12 candidates scheduled for the next October debate.
Photo credit: Matt Johnson
She's smart and tough.Cunt.
September 30, 2019
Janus-faced Tulsi Gabbard is all in for impeachment
By M. Catharine Evans
The popular Democratic congresswoman and presidential candidate, Tulsi Gabbard has always steered clear of the "Impeach 45' and "impeach the mother****" extremists in her party. Holding out against Nancy Pelosi’s impeachment inquiry, the representative from Hawaii’s 2nd district recently told Fox and Friends’ Brian Kilmeade, ”impeachment at this juncture would be terribly divisive.’ After the White House released the transcript of President Trump's Ukraine call last Wednesday, Gabbard stayed the course, stating "most people reading through that transcript are not going to find that extremely compelling."
Two days later, Gabbard did an about-face, declaring her support for impeachment. “If we allow the president to abuse his or her power, then our society will rot from top to bottom. We will turn into a banana republic, where people in positions of power – from the president all the way down to the traffic cop – will feel it's OK to abuse their power with no consequences,” she said.
Gabbard’s a serial and shrewd flip-flopper.
From her first days in politics at the age of 21, Gabbard's been all over the battlefield running from one side to the other. She started out as a pro-life, social conservative fighting against same-sex marriage. She changed sometime before her 2012 election and is now pro-abortion. She accepted support from the unrestricted abortion rights groupsEMILY's List, Planned Parenthood and NARAL and is militantly pro same-sex marriage.
She won her congressional seat, like many of EMILY’s List recruits, touting her military background. Gabbard praised then-Vice President Joe Biden and former President Obama "as the strongest advocates our military families could have." With the 2016 election, Gabbard seemed to change course again. She started making regular appearances on Fox News, often criticizing Obama for not recognizing that "Islamic terrorists are our enemy.”
Running for re-election in 2018, Gabbard again had the backing of the pro-abortion groups and the AFL-CIO. She supported Democratic positions on gun control, the environment and health care.
Despite Gabbard’s hardcore progressive platform, conservatives in various media outlets laud her as an independent-minded, roguish, straight shooter. This adulation intensified in recent weeks when theDNC excluded Gabbard from participating in the Democrats’ third debate. When she appeared on Tucker Carlson’s show to decry the lack of transparency in the qualifying polls for the debate, a sympathetic Carlson responded,
“the Democratic Party appears eager to sideline her. Gabbard has done well in a number of recent polls but the Democratic Party does not recognize those polls, and may use that to keep her off the debate stage next month.”
Besides Fox News, Gabbard's other unlikely defenders are National Review, who ran this headline in 2015; "Meet the Beautiful, Tough, Young Democrat Who's Turning Heads by Challenging Obama's Foreign Policy.” Breitbart, the Daily Caller, the American Enterprise Institute's Arthur Brooks, the Washington Examiner, Legal Insurrection and Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon have all expressed their fondness for the Democrat congresswoman.
Coincidentally, on the same day Gabbard sided with impeachment-deranged Democrats and on the same day she accused President Trump of turning us into a banana republic, her name appeared on the DNC’s list of 12 candidates scheduled for the next October debate.
Photo credit: Matt Johnson
Cunt.
September 30, 2019
Janus-faced Tulsi Gabbard is all in for impeachment
By M. Catharine Evans
The popular Democratic congresswoman and presidential candidate, Tulsi Gabbard has always steered clear of the "Impeach 45' and "impeach the mother****" extremists in her party. Holding out against Nancy Pelosi’s impeachment inquiry, the representative from Hawaii’s 2nd district recently told Fox and Friends’ Brian Kilmeade, ”impeachment at this juncture would be terribly divisive.’ After the White House released the transcript of President Trump's Ukraine call last Wednesday, Gabbard stayed the course, stating "most people reading through that transcript are not going to find that extremely compelling."
Two days later, Gabbard did an about-face, declaring her support for impeachment. “If we allow the president to abuse his or her power, then our society will rot from top to bottom. We will turn into a banana republic, where people in positions of power – from the president all the way down to the traffic cop – will feel it's OK to abuse their power with no consequences,” she said.
Gabbard’s a serial and shrewd flip-flopper.
From her first days in politics at the age of 21, Gabbard's been all over the battlefield running from one side to the other. She started out as a pro-life, social conservative fighting against same-sex marriage. She changed sometime before her 2012 election and is now pro-abortion. She accepted support from the unrestricted abortion rights groupsEMILY's List, Planned Parenthood and NARAL and is militantly pro same-sex marriage.
She won her congressional seat, like many of EMILY’s List recruits, touting her military background. Gabbard praised then-Vice President Joe Biden and former President Obama "as the strongest advocates our military families could have." With the 2016 election, Gabbard seemed to change course again. She started making regular appearances on Fox News, often criticizing Obama for not recognizing that "Islamic terrorists are our enemy.”
Running for re-election in 2018, Gabbard again had the backing of the pro-abortion groups and the AFL-CIO. She supported Democratic positions on gun control, the environment and health care.
Despite Gabbard’s hardcore progressive platform, conservatives in various media outlets laud her as an independent-minded, roguish, straight shooter. This adulation intensified in recent weeks when theDNC excluded Gabbard from participating in the Democrats’ third debate. When she appeared on Tucker Carlson’s show to decry the lack of transparency in the qualifying polls for the debate, a sympathetic Carlson responded,
“the Democratic Party appears eager to sideline her. Gabbard has done well in a number of recent polls but the Democratic Party does not recognize those polls, and may use that to keep her off the debate stage next month.”
Besides Fox News, Gabbard's other unlikely defenders are National Review, who ran this headline in 2015; "Meet the Beautiful, Tough, Young Democrat Who's Turning Heads by Challenging Obama's Foreign Policy.” Breitbart, the Daily Caller, the American Enterprise Institute's Arthur Brooks, the Washington Examiner, Legal Insurrection and Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon have all expressed their fondness for the Democrat congresswoman.
Coincidentally, on the same day Gabbard sided with impeachment-deranged Democrats and on the same day she accused President Trump of turning us into a banana republic, her name appeared on the DNC’s list of 12 candidates scheduled for the next October debate.
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"Besides Fox News, Gabbard's other unlikely defenders are National Review, who ran this headline in 2015; "Meet the Beautiful, Tough, Young Democrat Who's Turning Heads by Challenging Obama's Foreign Policy.” Breitbart, the Daily Caller, the American Enterprise Institute's Arthur Brooks, the Washington Examiner, Legal Insurrection and Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon have all expressed their fondness for the Democrat congresswoman."
Sheriff Joe
DA
Yes and a cunt.
Multi Sport
DA
Maybe someone can call Adam Schiff and pretend to be a foreign operative who has dirt on President Trump and see if he bites?
Oh..wait. It already happened. He took the bait.
Oh..wait. It already happened. He took the bait.
Impeach Schiff next!
Nonononono
PREMIER
Multi Sport
DA
You OK man? Did you and e have a fight or something?
Don't feel bad for me.
Im not tired either.
Im just gonna sit back and watch your little Chinese fire drill for awhile.
I know you’re hurting and I feel for you.
He’s such an embarrassment...heroes fall.
Sheriff Joe
DA
Sad about what?