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| Jacob Wohl (L), Jack Burkman (R) |
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| (statement via Hunter Kelly's Facebook - click image to enlarge) |
1. Very first thing Hunter Kelly did is sign a statement attesting to his accusation— Jack Burkman (@Jack_Burkman) April 30, 2019
2. He was in full control of all public disclosures, even taking a selfie with his ID to confirm his identity to @MediumSupport MSM bullied him & his family into submission pic.twitter.com/myXPc1YegL
Imagine Jacob Wohl's notebook full of ideas that weren't good enough— Brandon McCarthy (@BMcCarthy32) April 30, 2019
Maybe it's time for someone to give Jacob Wohl a taste of his own medicine.— The Hoarse Whisperer (@HoarseWisperer) April 30, 2019
I heard he was caught at a Motel 6 drunk, wearing a Go-Pro, and trying to pull a scared sheep into his hotel room.
That's just a rumor I heard.
Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman criminal masterminds pic.twitter.com/sDlaBZQeZ5— Patrick J. Bateman, Esq. (@burninglipps) April 30, 2019
Jacob Wohl belongs in jail. Period. He is a threat to the public. No one pulls this bullshit who is not a deeply dangerous individual.— Charlotte Clymer🏳️🌈 (@cmclymer) April 30, 2019
jacob wohl: i have an idea— m i t h (@ManInTheHoody) April 30, 2019
jack burkman: shoot
jacob wohl: u know that thing we tried to do to mueller and got caught?
jack burkman: yeah
jacob wohl: lets do that exact idea to pete
jack burkman: u are a prodigy and have surpassed mozart
The guy Jacob Wohl allegedly roped into accusing Pete Buttigieg of sexual assault has a WILD story about how it happened. Subway sandwiches are involved. https://t.co/6iBlFaZkj6— Will Sommer (@willsommer) April 30, 2019
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| Pennsylvania state Rep. Brian Sims |
Marsha, all spin aside, this post is just an outright lie. It’s no a play on what really happened. It’s a complete fabrication. This is the kind of bold-faced lie that makes people hate politics and politicians. From one elected official to another: Stop Lying. It’s gross.— Brian Sims (@BrianSimsPA) December 23, 2018
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| Former Donald Trump lawyer, Michael Cohen |
In a nine-page filing, prosecutors laid out a litany of lies that Cohen admitted he told to congressional lawmakers about the Moscow project — an attempt, Cohen said, to minimize links between the proposed development and Trump as his presidential bid was taking off.
Cohen falsely said efforts to build a Trump-branded tower in Moscow ended in January 2016, when in fact discussions continued through that year, the filing said. Among the people Cohen briefed on the status of the project was Trump himself, on more than three occasions, according to the document.
Trump has repeatedly said that he had no business dealings in Russia, tweeting in July 2016, “For the record, I have ZERO investments in Russia” and telling reporters in January 2017 that he had no deals there because he had “stayed away.”
BREAKING: Michael Cohen names the president in court involving Moscow project, and discussions that he alleges continued into 2017. @Tom_Winter explains after attending the court hearing this morning. https://t.co/6VteqRXgoD pic.twitter.com/iw9Mld32KV— NBC News (@NBCNews) November 29, 2018
TRUMP, speaking to reporters outside the White House, says Michael Cohen is "a weak person. And by being weak, unlike other people that you watch, he's a weak person, and what he's trying to do is get a reduced sentence. So he is lying about a project everybody knew about." pic.twitter.com/QVSGJcoRa6— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 29, 2018
NEW: Trump cancels his G-20 meeting with Putin hours after Cohen Moscow Project news breaks. Trump blames Ukraine Russia tensions. https://t.co/QUMI6fyR3Z— Christina Wilkie (@christinawilkie) November 29, 2018
Trump less than an hour ago: "I will probably be meeting with President Putin. We haven’t terminated that meeting. I was thinking about it, but they’d like to have it. I think it's a very good time to have the meeting. " https://t.co/iikpOXs7xQ— Christina Wilkie (@christinawilkie) November 29, 2018
Reminder of a Felix Sater email sent to Michael Cohen in 2015:— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) November 29, 2018
"Buddy our boy can become president of the USA and we can engineer it," Sater wrote. "I will get all of Putins team to buy in on this, I will manage this process." https://t.co/4fbCWHQpN9
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In spite of reports, I will be doing a live show from Cape Girardeau and interviewing President Trump before the rally. To be clear, I will not be on stage campaigning with the President. I am covering final rally for my show. Something I have done in every election in the past.— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) November 5, 2018
Sean Hannity and Judge Jeanine stumped for President Trump, prompting comparisons between Fox News and the state-run media normally seen in authoritarian regimes. pic.twitter.com/tgwjEAcbu5— HuffPost (@HuffPost) November 6, 2018
That's odd. Fox News insisted that Hannity would not be a guest speaker at Trump's rally tonight...and yet... pic.twitter.com/Mok0QWg3rE— Angelo Carusone (@GoAngelo) November 6, 2018
Fox chides Hannity and Pirro for participating in last night’s Trump rally: "Fox News does not condone any talent participating in campaign events. … This was an unfortunate distraction and has been addressed.”— Peter Baker (@peterbakernyt) November 6, 2018
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| FBI Director Christopher Wray |
Wray just contradicted WH timeline on Porter saying FBI “completed background investigation in late July.” WH spox Shah said last week background investigation was “ongoing.” pic.twitter.com/1keHbXUJZu— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) February 13, 2018
The testimony of FBI Director Wray directly contradicts both @PressSec & @RajShah45. So did both Sanders and Shah decide independently to lie to the American people? Or did someone higher up in the White House tell them a lie that they then repeated? https://t.co/b7JViHHtJh— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) February 13, 2018
FBI Director Wray on Rob Porter background check:— NBC News (@NBCNews) February 13, 2018
• Submitted partial report in March
• Completed background investigation in late July
• Received request for follow up, provided info in Nov.
• Closed the file in Jan.
• Received and passed on new info earlier this month pic.twitter.com/ucNcgge4vz
And after Parliament finally passed the law to cheers on Thursday afternoon, Mr Jensen announced his position in a statement to Daily Mail Australia. “My previous public comments regarding civil divorce never envisaged me separating from my wife, but rather our marriage from the State,” he wrote.
“The legislation currently makes it untenable for us to do this under the law. The point we were highlighting and that still stands however is the fact that a redefinition of marriage changes the agreement under which we were originally married. We will be making no further comment.”
“My wife and I just celebrated our 10-year anniversary. But later this year, we may be getting a divorce. The decision to divorce is not one we’ve taken lightly. And certainly, it’s not one that many will readily understand. And that’s because it’s not a traditional divorce. Our view is that marriage is a fundamental order of creation. Part of God’s human history. Marriage is the union of a man and a woman before a community in the sight of God. And marriage of any couple is important to God regardless of whether that couple recognises God’s involvement or authority in it.”
I have been authorized by the Department of Justice to confirm that the FBI, as part of our counterintelligence mission, is investigating the Russian government’s efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. That includes investigating the nature of any links between individuals associated with the Trump campaign and the Russian government, and whether there was any coordination between the campaign and Russia’s efforts.
FBI Director Comey says he has no information that supports Trump's tweets regarding wiretapping— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) March 20, 2017
"We have looked carefully inside the FBI" pic.twitter.com/hB1oQ9K9RS
Comey's opening statement—confirming FBI is investigating any possible links between Trump associates & Russian meddling in US election pic.twitter.com/yw81JEnmOX— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) March 20, 2017
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| Cathie Adams speaks at the Texas Values Summit |
We do not accept the homosexual agenda, that is what we are talking about here.
If those who embrace that homosexual agenda want to move to a state that does embrace homosexual marriage, there is a state of Massachusetts that they could move to. But we are finding is that they’re not moving to Massachusetts, what is happening is that Massachusetts is declining in numbers, people are moving out of that state.
So why in the world would Texas, that is growing and the fastest growing, want to join Massachusetts, that is declining. People are moving away, they are voting with their feet, out of Massachusetts.
About 70 percent of all people infected with HIV live in sub-Saharan Africa, about 24 million people. This region is also home to the most children living with HIV whose infections originated during pregnancy, childbirth of consuming breast milk, according to AIDS.gov.
Globally, the dominant form of transmission is heterosexual sex, said Sophie Barton Knott, UNAIDS spokeswoman. Nearly half of people with HIV are female, and most were infected through heterosexual sex. Most of the 50.9 percent of men with HIV got it through heterosexual sex, too, she said.
The highest rates of AIDS among 15- to 24-year-olds is among women in many parts of the world, said Seth Faison, spokesman for The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. And in Eastern Europe, the highest transmission rates of AIDS are among people who inject drugs.
"Men who have sex with men are a high-risk group, but not the only one," he said.
The bottom line?
Preventing men from having sex with men will not end AIDS.
Faison said the criminalization of same-sex activity actually can increase transmission rates. Being gay is a crime in at least 76 countries, and in those places, gay men are less likely to receive treatment, testing and prevention.
The CDC also says stigma and homophobia are likely one factor behind the rise in HIV infections among young gay men in the United States.
"In effect, efforts to ‘persuade men not to have sex with men’ is counterproductive," Faison said. "It will not stop AIDS."
On the July 15 edition of CNN's CNN Tonight, senior Washington correspondent Joe Johns highlighted Rush Limbaugh's attacks against President Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder, likening his "combative tone" to Sarah Palin's call for impeachment.
Limbaugh responded on the July 16 edition of his radio show, insisting that the news segment unfairly lumped him in to an extreme group, saying "I haven't spoken in favor of impeachment," and "I never talked about [Obama] being born in Kenya":
Last year, Lively told Rick Wiles of TruNews that the Antichrist “is heading the largest superpower of the world today,” obviously referring to Obama, who he predicted would eliminate “the debts of the world,” bring about “a peace treaty between the Palestinians and the Israelis” and establish “secular humanism” as a global religion.
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| Conservative commentator Michael Medved at CPAC |
“But what I’m struck with is the one-sidedness of the desire for rights,” he added. “There are no rights for Catholics to have adoption services in Massachusetts. They’re outlawed. There are no rights in DC for Catholics to have adoption service. They’re outlawed.” “This passing reference to religion, we sort of respect religion — sure, as long as you don’t practice it,” Gingrich continued, saying we should go beyond the question of “Are you able to be gay in America?” and ask what it means. Whether that means, for example, eliminating “any institution which does not automatically accept that, and therefore, you’re now going to have a secular state, say, to a wide range of religious groups.”
