Real Clear Politics – by Tim Haines

Weekly Standard Executive Editor Fred Barnes and Fox Business Channel’s Lou Dobbs discuss the emails released by WikiLeaks hacked from Clinton campaign chair John Podesta’s personal email account. Among the emails is a document detailing the most damaging things that she said in her paid speeches to Wall Street, one of which is her admission that she holds different “public and private” positions on issues.   Continue reading “Lou Dobbs: WikiLeaks Prove Hillary Clinton Is Lying About “Everything She Says””

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Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

The Clinton campaign (Washington Post) released audio on Friday of Donald Trump talking about hitting on a hot woman in 2005.

Hillary Clinton tweeted out that she was “shocked!” in response to the audio!   Continue reading “Hillary “Shocked!” By Trump’s Sex Talk… But Here’s Video of Hillary Threatening Sex Assault Victims in 1998”

Washington Post – by David A. Fahrenthold

Donald Trump bragged in vulgar terms about kissing, groping and trying to have sex with women during a 2005 conversation caught on a hot microphone, saying that “when you’re a star, they let you do it,” according to a video obtained by The Washington Post.

The video captures Trump talking with Billy Bush, then of “Access Hollywood,”on a bus with the show’s name written across the side. They were arriving on the set of “Days of Our Lives” to tape a segment about Trump’s cameo on the soap opera.   Continue reading “Trump recorded having extremely lewd conversation about women in 2005”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Last October, about 6 months after the New York Times first revealed the existence of the Hillary Clinton private email server, President Obama appeared on “60 Minutes” and denied any and all knowledge of her potentially illegal technology arrangements.  When asked point blank whether he knew about Hillary’s private email server, Obama responded, quite simply, “No.”   Continue reading “White House Intervened To Suppress Hillary ‘Secret Server’ Scandal, Leaked Emails Reveal”

Ars Technica – by David Kravets

A federal appeals court on Monday dismissed a lawsuit brought by a fired Oklahoma police officer who sued his former department for damages after the agency released a video of the officer roughing up a suspect. The officer, Mike Denton, was fired and then reinstated with full back pay before being fired again years later after another video surfaced of him allegedly using excessive force on someone. Denton previously claimed the first video’s release was a violation of his First Amendment right to free speech and association.   Continue reading “Cop (unsuccessfully) sued department for releasing video of him abusing suspect”

The Daily Sheeple – by Ryan Banister

Ryan Scott was arrested at his home Monday evening by Dekalb County Sheriff’s officers.

Scott is being charged with obstructing a peace officer during a traffic stop on Saturday night, which was initiated by Officer A. Becker because Scott had expired registration on his vehicle.   Continue reading “Copblocker Arrested At Home — Warrant Issued After Filming Traffic Stop”

Daisy Luther

Just in time for Halloween, creepy clowns have been spotted all over the nation. My main question is this: why is everyone too terrified to fight back? They’re clowns, for heaven’s sake.It wouldn’t be very difficult to end this ridiculous trend if everyone would stop getting sucked into the hysteria.

However, of late, “clown sightings” are occurring across the US. There has even been clown violence (a 16-year-old was stabbed by a creepy clown in Reading, Pennsylvania.)  Social media is all abuzz with the latest clown fear frenzy.  A humor book was published last fall, just ahead of the trend, called, “When Clowns Attack.”   Continue reading “The Creepy Clown Reign of Terror: Why People Need to Grow a Set and End This Ridiculous Trend”

Fort Russ

Some studies suggest that major trauma (wars, famines, Great Depressions, etc) are passed on through DNA to later generations. With it, the ability to adapt, persevere and survive hardships.

The grandfather in question may have had his personal reasons, but the inability to talk about the war, comes from an emotional aversion to reliving the experience.   Continue reading ““Not one step back” – Stalin, 1942″