Agreed, she's going down with the ship!
CNN’s Chris Cuomo Kisses Don Lemon After Attacking Sarah Sanders
CNN’s Chris Cuomo kissed Don Lemon on the cheek after both of them attacked Sarah Sanders during the short period of time where Cuomo’s show ends and Lemon’s begins on Wednesday night.
Sanders had called out CNN’s top brass Jeff Zucker for blaming Wednesday’s suspicious packages on President Donald Trump. “She’s the press secretary. She says, the president said that no act of violence like this should be tolerated, and then you call him out instead of calling for unity. How dare you do that? You know, look, all of you guys have to make your own lot,” Cuomo said. “I talk to you guys in the White House about this on a regular basis, what you ignore, what you empower and you are part of the same message.” “If you’re going to call out Jeff Zucker for what he said when your president was up at a rally today and he didn’t say any of the things he needed to say, when you wrote the words for him, that’s on you too,” Cuomo continued. “I’m glad you’re here. I’m glad Jeff Zucker is here. I’m glad Jeff said what he said. I’m glad Bob the security guy’s here. I’m glad Jackie is here. I’m glad Brenda is here. I’m so happy you guys are here because this is life and death. All the folks who are around here, Kevin, all of you guys, I’m so glad you’re here and alive today because we could have been mourning you guys,” Lemon added. Cuomo responded, “I love you, brother. Have a good night and a good show.” They then held hands and Cuomo leaned in for a kiss on Lemon’s cheek.
Earlier on Wednesday, CNN president Jeff Zucker condemned the president’s rhetoric suggesting that it was responsible for the person who chose to send CNN an explosive device. Sanders responded to Zucker saying that the president called on all Americans to come together and yet Zucker “chose to attack and divide.”
https://www.dailycaller.com/2018/10/24/cnn-cuomo-lemon-kiss-sanders/
That is what I was thinking as well, not to mention, Daddy called in the National Guard to protect the streets? hmmm
Well if they are going to take him out wouldn't it be easier if the streets are guarded, then they can point the finger in the other direction, just like the fake bombs…got it?
He's going to tell a hell of a story tomorrow IMO.
Does Donny boy have testicles, kek… mostly think he has woman parts, therefore he wouldn't know what to do with man parts or what they are used for.
I think this is a preview of the next wave of booms, Don Lemon, Megan Kelly, were in the news prominent today… 2 more…might be coming soon
They have been very out spoken regarding President Trump on the other hand…
Well think about it this way the feud between Megan Kelly and President Trump was very public and Loud if you recall, since then her career hasn't been the same, and they are MSM. I almost forgot Zuckerberg today..immediately blaming President Trump…
On the mail bombs…each of them had printed address labels from computer printers. Stupid move on that individual or group of individual's part because every something is printed from those machines…an invisible yellow digital code is printed also as an identifier to make these kind of situations easier to trace.
Assuming you can buy ink for the ones sold at a flea market…which, I don't think is possible in most cases..today. ( I have a few old one myself, you can't get the ink for them so they are virtually useless.) Those situations would be more difficult obviously.
hmm, I haven't owned one of those, can you still get the ink for them?
https://www.instructables.com/id/Yellow-Dots-of-Mystery-Is-Your-Printer-Spying-on-/
https://www.instructables.com/id/Yellow-Dots-of-Mystery-Is-Your-Printer-Spying-on-/
I read years ago, it was put in place by the CIA…the only reason I thought to seek out info on this was because, I only printed with black ink at the time, but yet the yellow was always empty along with the black ink..which was puzzling..so this has been happening for sometime, I want to say at least 15yrs or so..
> monochrome laser printers
A Machine Identification Code (MIC), also known as printer steganography, yellow dots, tracking dots or secret dots, is a digital watermark which certain color laser printers and copiers leave on every single printed page, allowing to identify the device with which a document was printed and giving clues to the originator. Developed by Xerox and Canon in the mid-1980s, its existence became public only in 2004. In 2018, scientists developed privacy software to anonymize prints in order to support whistleblowers publishing their work.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_Identification_Code
I don't take it as argumentative, but as good detective work, :)
Could the bombs that targeted Democrats win them the midterm elections?
Democrats are gearing up to use attempted bomb attacks on frequent objects of President Trump’s criticism, including the Clintons and former President Barack Obama, as part of their closing argument less than two weeks out from the midterm elections. Although Trump denounced these “despicable acts,” Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said his “words ring hollow until he reverses his statements that condone acts of violence,” listing his reaction to Charlottesville, praise for a congressman who body-slammed a reporter, description of media outlets as the “enemy of the people,” and encouragement of fights at his raucous campaign rallies as examples of his coarsening of the public discourse and incitement of a violent political culture.
It’s a tactic that has worked before. Then-President Bill Clinton struck back at anti-government rhetoric in the aftermath of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing and eventually used a heroic survivor of that attack to rebuke congressional Republicans for government shutdowns. “I challenge all of you in this chamber: Never, ever shut the federal government down again,” he said in his 1996 State of the Union address. Some have credited Clinton’s response to Oklahoma City with saving his presidency after the 1994 elections dramatically handed Congress to Republicans for the first time in decades. “The haters and extremists didn’t go away, but they were on the defensive, and, for the rest of my term, would never quite regain the position they had enjoyed after Timothy McVeigh took the demonization of government beyond the limits of humanity,” he wrote in his memoirs. Others later invoked the 2011 shooting of then-Rep. Gabby Giffords, D-Ariz., to discredit the burgeoning Tea Party movement, which also used rhetoric sharply critical of liberals, politicians, and the federal government, though no link was ever found. Giffords survived the assassination attempt and became a gun control advocate.
Arguments about right-wing extremism and Trump's incendiary rhetoric will be easily made now. Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary, along with progressive benefactor George Soros, former CIA Director John Brennan care of Trump’s least favorite network CNN, and Barack Obama were among the recipients of crude mailed explosive devices Wednesday morning. No one was injured in the attempted pipe bomb attacks, but Trump’s intense criticism of these individuals and the media was frequently noted in the aftermath. "Unfortunately, I think Donald Trump too often has helped to incite some of these feelings of anger, if not violence,” Brennan said Wednesday. For his part, Trump gave himself credit for restraint at a rally for Republican candidates in Wisconsin on Wednesday night.
It’s unclear whether already energized Democrats will need any extra motivation to turn out and vote against Republicans under Trump. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, R-La., was severely wounded by a gunman last year and Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., was seriously injured by an attacker. But after months of speculation about a “blue wave” washing Democrats into power, momentum had shifted ever so slightly in the Republicans’ favor in recent days. This has given the GOP new hope for the Senate and even, to a lesser extent, the House. At the very least, Wednesday’s events undermine the message that Republicans create jobs while Democrats produce mobs. Protesting politicians at restaurants will look less significant and the pipe bombs will help shape media coverage of Trump as voters head to the polls. Late-breaking events like the suspicious packages sent to Democrats can help tip an election more decisively in one direction or the other. The perpetrator has not yet been caught nor has any motive been established.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/could-the-bombs-that-targeted-democrats-win-them-the-midterm-elections
Note: I wondered how much longer it would be for this narrative to start..
Agreed, no doubt in my mind this as a possibility..I am thinking (((they))) see him as expendable..
Kek, troll trolling is great!
My best guess here is Reines…only because he was called out by most of (((them))) for past actions, in addition he has been very vocal in the last few days, so maybe he knew this was coming?
That's what I am thinking…quiet for sometime and then suddenly all of this garbage he has been saying over the last few days…not to mention have you seen the change in his appearance since he was called out…he was the darling of (((them))) because he did what (((they))) wanted him to do and then they dropped the hammer on him…
Clinton says "we're fine" after package alert
Maybe something can be learned her, raw footage…
https://www.reuters.com/video/2018/10/24/clinton-says-were-fine-after-package-ale?videoId=476488612&videoChannel=1
KAMALA HARRIS, U.S. SENATOR FROM CALIFORNIA:
Democrat Harris’s San Diego office was evacuated after suspicious packages were found near her building, according to her spokeswoman. The packages were not addressed to Harris or her office.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-packages-politicians-factbox/factbox-top-democrats-former-u-s-officials-sent-suspicious-packages-idUSKCN1MY2L0
Interesting because I didn't hear or see her mentioned any where yesterday…so does this complete the narrative for those in tight races to try and pull a win….I think (((they))) think so…
You are correct Anon
YouTube's Rubin fires back after Kirsten Powers tells white people: 'Your feelings don't matter'
YouTube star Dave Rubin took the cultural war to CNN contributor Kirsten Powers this week after she proclaimed to white people: “Your feelings don’t matter.” The host of “The Rubin Report” usually tallies millions of views on YouTube by calling out political correctness, but a cultural appropriation lecture by Ms. Powers prompted a response on Twitter. At issue was her assertion that white people “can’t dress up as another race or culture” for Halloween. “Dear white people who are upset that you can’t dress up as another race or culture for Halloween: your feelings don’t matter,” she tweeted Tuesday. “The only feelings that matter are of those who feel disrespected/mocked by you appropriating their culture for entertainment. Show some common decency.”
Mr. Rubin, fresh off an interview with Fox News’ Tucker Carlson, responded Wednesday. “Dear people of any color, also known as humans: You can wear whatever you want. You have capacity over your mind and body. Show some individualism and creativity,” he responded.
Some of the negative feedback Ms. Powers received included:
“Another rich white coastal leftist elitist ordering other people around. Welcome to the new Democratic party.”
“Dear Kirsten, You have no moral authority to tell anyone whose feelings matter and whose don’t. The only authority that matters is the objective moral law, knowable by reason and faith, not the natterings of schoolmarms.”
“Do you really believe dressing up as something different than yourself is wrong? If so you’re going to upset a lot of cross-dressers and transgender folks. You either go all the way with appropriation or not at all. You can’t just pick the parts that fit a racial narrative.”
“Dear white woman. Stop speaking for minorities. Stop treating them as inferior people who need your protection.”
Ms. Powers responded to one of her critics by saying, “it’s actually possible to have fun AND be respectful of other people’s cultures and races. Not for you, apparently.”
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/oct/24/dave-rubin-fires-back-after-kirsten-powers-tells-w/