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Claude Vilgrain
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|Claude Vilgrain
March 1, 1963
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
|6 ft 1 in (185 cm)
|205 lb (93 kg; 14 st 9 lb)
|Right Wing
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New Jersey Devils
Philadelphia Flyers
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|NHL Draft
|107th overall, 1982
Detroit Red Wings
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Claude Vilgrain (born March 1, 1963) is a retired Haitian-born Canadian ice hockey player. He played in 89 NHL games with the Vancouver Canucks, New Jersey Devils, and Philadelphia Flyers. He played in the 1988 Olympics for Team Canada. He was raised in Quebec City, Quebec.
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Apple donates iPods to students who lost homes
Apple has quietly donated more than 100 iPods to students in the Poway school district, near San Diego, CA, who lost their homes during the October wildfires. Poway resident Steve Boyack asked Apple for the donation, thinking about the high school students who were affected. "The idea came up because of our experience in the past, helping with fire relief," said Boyack. "It seemed like the high school kids were being left out. Having four boys, I thought what would be nice for the kids, and I thought iPods are an accessory most kids like and can't live without." Boyack said that Apple now plans to expand the program to the entire county, and that it didn't want any publicity. "It was strictly from the heart and just wanting to help," he said.
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I'm assuming these kids lost their homes and possessions…so how do they get music on their iPods without a computer?
Posted by Nobody on December 5, 2007 at 4:39 PM (CST)
I assume Apple did or will do the same for the people in New Orleans who suffered through Hurricane Katrina?
Posted by zyzyzyzyzyzyx on December 6, 2007 at 1:22 AM (CST)
that's nice, .. that showes that someone is thinking. .. we all should know that we can't please everybody… and of course if the company runs good and the worries are not so high then the mind is more open to things like this. ... it's nice, ... so if people complain why not here or there, u can't please everybodyu but you can start somewhere!
p.s.: any ideas if Microsoft will donate their zune?....lol,...
Posted by dennis on December 6, 2007 at 7:14 AM (CST)
"p.s.: any ideas if Microsoft will donate their zune?....lol"
As Bill Gates has donated countless billions to charity and has alleviated poverty and suffering all around the world, I find that question more than a little risible.
And the new Zune has proved remarkably popular.
Posted by Blaine2000 on December 6, 2007 at 7:42 AM (CST)
I dunno about the rest of you, but the first things I'm grabbing in a fire are my MacBook and external drive!
Posted by Galley on December 6, 2007 at 9:14 AM (CST)
"alleviated poverty and suffering all around the world, I find that question more than a little risible."
While it's decent to be to be donating profits you took, Gates has plenty to make up for.
"And the new Zune has proved remarkably popular"
Posted by Jim on December 6, 2007 at 11:05 AM (CST)
why all the hate towards Gates? "profits you took" and what does he have to make up for?
isn't profits the purpose is a capitalist society?
I am by no means pro MS, but Gates has given billions, that is with a B, to charities out of his own pocket.
i think it is great that any company decides to give to a community whether it was hit by tragedy or not
Posted by hydra-calm on December 6, 2007 at 12:28 PM (CST)
"I am by no means pro MS, but Gates has given billions, that is with a B, to charities out of his own pocket."
Yes, but you have to think of it this way as well… Even if a billionaire gives away all but say $2 billion… calculate simple (not compound) interest on that at only 5% (people with that much get far higher returns as well). That billionaire would make $100 million in interest per year…
Or think of it in the other direction. Is someone that say is worth $50 billion, donates $1 billion a year to charity any more giving then someone that is worth $50,000 and gives $1,000 to charity? Its still 1/50th of their perspective wealth…
Sure its nice when anyone donates to worthy causes, but to hold Bill or any billionaire higher up on a pedestal then anyone that donates an equal portion of their wealth is just wrong…
Posted by Steven Birch on December 6, 2007 at 7:00 PM (CST)
If you think that I hold up Gates on a pedestal then I am sorry that I was not clear in my first post.
i just hate when people try to make him look bad for the wrong reasons, we all know that he does that on his own enough
Posted by hydra-calm on December 6, 2007 at 7:20 PM (CST)
wow thats ridiculous - how about donate some money to the kids - last thing on their mind is an ipod - they lost their home!
when did i read that jobs donated millions to charity?
Posted by gabe on December 9, 2007 at 12:44 PM (CST)
I'm truly amazed that anyone would criticize this. Apple did something nice here. It wasn't a huge thing, and they didn't seek out any publicity for doing it. Nor could they possibly hope to do the same thing for everyone who suffered hardship. The cash idea Gabe proposes, while that would have been nice for different reasons, would be an entirely different proposition and ultimately would have gone to the parents. This was just to bring a little joy to kids that had been through a lot.
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Description: The Global Land Project (GLP) Science Plan and Implementation Strategy represents the joint research agenda of IGBP and IHDP to improve the understanding of land system dynamics in the context of Earth System functioning. This plan is therefore a first critical step in addressing the interaction between people and their environments. It is part of the broader efforts to understand how these interactions have affected, and may yet affect, the sustainability of the terrestrial biosphere, and the two-way interactions and feedbacks between different land systems within the Earth System. GLP will play a clear role in improving the understanding of regional and global-scale land systems, as well as promoting strong scientific synergy across the global change programmes. This Science Plan and Implementation Strategy develops a new integrated paradigm focused on two main conceptual aspects of the coupled system: firstly, it deals with the interface between people, biota, and natural resources of terrestrial systems, and secondly, it combines detailed regional studies with a global, comparative perspective. GLP takes as its points of departure ecosystem services and human decision making for the terrestrial environment. These topics are at the interface of the societal and the environmental domains, and serve as conceptual lenses ...
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WASHINGTON (AP) – A new book claims Israel's spy agency dispatched assassins into Iran, as part of a campaign to sabotage the country's disputed nuclear program.
Israeli operatives have killed at least four Iranian nuclear scientists, including targeting them with operatives on motorcycles, an assassination technique used by the Israeli spy service, the Mossad, according to authors Dan Raviv and Yossi Melman in their book to be published July 9, "Spies Against Armageddon: Inside Israel's Secret Wars".
The Mossad agents "excel at accurate shooting at any speed and staying steady to shoot and to place exquisitely shaped sticky bombs" and consider it their hallmark, Raviv said Friday during an interview with both authors.
The hits are part of a series of regular missions deep inside Iran, intended to keep Tehran from developing weapons and following through with threats by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to wipe Israel off the map.
The U.S. and Israel accuse Iran of seeking nuclear weapons, a charge Tehran denies.
Iran has long blamed the scientists' killings on Israel, which has remained silent on the matter, but media reports speculated Israel had contracted killers to do the job.
"They don't farm out a mission that is that sensitive," so sensitive that Israel's prime minister has to sign off on it personally, Raviv said. "They might use dissidents for assistance or logistics but not the hit itself. The methodology and training and use of motorcycles is all out of the Mossad playbook. They wouldn't trust anybody else to do it."
The Mossad operatives enter and exit Iran through a "multitude" of routes, using a series of safe houses once inside the country that predate the 1979 revolution, the authors said.
In Friday's interview, co-author Melman said Israel believes the campaign successfully disrupted Iran's nuclear program not only by taking out key scientists but also dissuading other up-and-coming scholars from joining the program.
Raviv is a CBS News correspondent, and Melman is a well-known Israeli commentator and intelligence and military affairs correspondent for Haaretz, an Israeli newspaper.
Israel has told the Obama administration that it expects American military power to "obliterate" Iran's nuclear program, the authors said. If the U.S. does not act, Israel has threatened to attack Iran's nuclear sites on its own. The U.S. prefers the carrot-and-stick approach of talks aimed at convincing Iran to stick to a peaceful nuclear regime, combined with increasingly harsh financial sanctions to punish Iran as it improves its current program.
The two nations have cooperated on the harassment campaign, including partnering on cyber programs like Stuxnet, malware credited with damaging the control panel on centrifuges in Iran's nuclear plant.
Melman said the cyber campaign was an Israeli innovation, not an American one as recently reported. It was the brainchild of Israel's military intelligence agency Aman and Unit 8-200 _ Israel's equivalent of the eavesdropping, code-breaking National Security Agency _ and endorsed by the White House at Israel's suggestion, he added.
Israel's cyber warriors then worked with NSA to build malware. The program Flame was built first _ a Trojan horse code designed to penetrate the Iranian nuclear sites and "suck information about the (uranium-enriching) centrifuges and how they operate," Melman said. Once the Israeli and U.S. cyber experts got that information, they were able to build Stuxnet.
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We are introducing a paid bar service in the economy cabin across all routes from the end of December 2003. Details are as follows:
27 December: Charge for alcoholic drinks only on all transatlantic flights. (Soft drinks complimentary).
28 December: Pay bar on all European routes - there will be a charge for all food and drink (with the exception of tap water).
30 December: Pay bar on London & UK Provincial routes - there will be a charge for all food and drink (with the exception of tap water).
Full details and prices are available in an information leaflet in all seat pockets.
Somewhat disappointing. Given the months of silence on the topic, I had hoped they would at least continue the current service on European flights (free OJ/water/tea/coffee with biscuits or sandwiches).
I guess we can also conclude there is no attempt at Alliance integration (British Airways recently announced it was upgrading European economy service). Furthermore, it seems Aer Lingus is not worried about its competitiveness on transatlantic flights (so no PTVs - except on EI-DAA in the near future).


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Republicans Who Support Hillary Are Traitors to This Country
September 3, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Congress, Conservatives, Constitution, Crony Capitalism, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Economy/Finances, Ethics, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Journalism, Liberals, Media Bias, Politicians, President, Progressives, Republicans, Senate, Taxes, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Republicans Who Support Hillary Are Traitors to This Country
-By Warner Todd Huston
The news media has been all a twitter over the small group of ne'er-do-wells, government leeches, and has-beens who claim to have been Republicans in the past but who are now nonetheless supporting Hillary Clinton for President. But those who pretend at being Republican and support Hillary need to be ostracized and cast out of the center right coalition, not because they are traitors merely to the Republican Party but because they are traitors to the entire country.
These group of un-American traitors have joined together to push a fool-filled group going by the name Republicans for Clinton (or R4C16). They explain their disastrous support for this anti-American effort as one that will "defeat Donald Trump, restore GOP leadership and save the senate."
But in truth, if people are stupid enough to join these halfwits and are successful in their goal of electing the criminal Clinton to the White House their group will achieve none of those things.
Now, I don't say this as a big Trump guy. I supported Cruz and there is a ton I don't like about Trump. But he is by leaps and bounds better than Hillary.
Here is how these government leeches explain their mission:
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Time to 'John Birch' the Alt-Right? No, More Like Time to Ignore Them
August 31, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Anti-Semitism, Congress, Conservatives, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government, Hillary Clinton, Journalism, Liberals, Media, Media Bias, Progressives, Race, Racism, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Time to 'John Birch' the Alt-Right? No, More Like Time to Ignore Them
-By Warner Todd Huston
This week redoubtable conservative columnist Jonah Goldberg noted that the conservative movement must "John Birch" the Alt-Right, meaning we need to destroy them and kick them out of the center right tent. But Jonah is being ridiculous. In reality we need to go back to ignoring this group of loudmouthed misfits because they are insignificant.
In his August 31 article, Goldberg waxed poetic over how wonderful Hillary Clinton has been for defending conservatives against the racists, hatemongers, and nutballs of the "Alt-Right."
Hillary recently went on a tirade against this mysterious Alt-Right, denouncing them as racists, and slamming GOP nominee Donald Trump for playing the Alt-Right's racist, white supremacist game. Goldberg apparently thought her speech and focus was wonderful and suggested that instead of Hillary shouldering this task alone the whole of the center right coalition should come down on the Alt-Right just as hard as William F. Bucklyites did against the John Birch Society in the early 1960s.
For a bit of history, the John Birch Society (JBS) was a very large and potent pseudo conservative group founded in 1958 and led by a messianic leader named Robert W. Welch, Jr. The group's main appeal was a virulent anti-communism, which was a popular ideal at the height of the Cold War. It also developed into a strong nationalist organization that opposed the U.N. Welch even attacked President Eisenhower as a communist plant in the White House and there were also elements of racism among JBSers.
At one point the group claimed to have a million members but whatever its real number it certainly had chapters all across the nation. And all its members were fed by Welch's newsletters and propaganda.
Eventually the group got so radicalized that Buckley, founder of the National Review magazine, decided that it was time to ostracize them from the conservative movement and make sure Americans understood that the JBSers were absolutely not part of the conservative movement.
That is what Goldberg is proposing that we now do to the Alt-Right, an internet fringe that grew out of white separatist ideals, crypto Nazism, and filled with Ku Klux Klan members who grew to feel the Klan was just a bit too radical even for them.
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Here is How #NeverTrump Conservatives Committed Suicide Over Trump
August 8, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Conservatives, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Economy/Finances, Education, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Liberals, President, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Here is How #NeverTrump Conservatives Committed Suicide Over Trump
-By Warner Todd Huston
Listen, I get it: Trump is not a conservative It is just that simple. But continuing to oppose him even after he has fairly won the GOP nomination is self-defeating for conservatives–no matter if Trump wins OR loses. Here's why.
First of all, if Trump loses few-rank-and-file, center right voters will blame Trump. They will in part blame those conservatives who so loudly opposed him. They will say that the constant anti-Trump drumbeat by conservatives helped depress the vote for Trump and he lost because of it.
This will distance normal, everyday voters who are not steeped in conservative ideology even farther away from the reach of conservatives hoping to educate voters toward a better way of thinking.
If Hillary wins, these voters whose candidate was beaten by one of the most corrupt Democrats ever to trod the halls of Congress will see no reason at all to listen to a single word conservatives say. Conservatives will have lost the ear of the voters for a lifetime.
Conservatives look like the bad guys in a losing Trump scenario.
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Dear #NeverTrump: Your Fears of Trump as Dictator Are Silly, HERE is Why
August 4, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Congress, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, House of Representatives, Journalism, Liberals, Media, Media Bias, President, Progressives, Senate, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Dear #NeverTrump: Your Fears of Trump as Dictator Are Silly, HERE is Why
-By Warner Todd Huston
One of the many reasons anti-Trumpers say Donald Trump is unsuitable to be our president is that he is an authoritarian and might make for a sort of dictator in the oval office. But whatever Trump's tendencies, it seems pretty clear that this fear is an absurd one.
Firstly we have to realize that having a dictator in office is a legitimate fear. Barack Obama has spent eight years proving to be the most dictatorial and lawless president in American history. It is also completely clear that Hillary has inculcated Obama's lesson well and will be as bad or worse than he has been.
Democrats today don't give a fig about the Constitution or "the law" and will do anything they want until they find opposition too strong to over come. And even in that case they will just put whatever is being opposed on a back burner to be raised later as opposed to abandoned. The fact that the law would prevent them from their actions is meaningless to them. Might makes right to a Democrat and the rule of law has no meaning and Hillary will likely charge forward and do anything she wants and wait to be opposed afterward instead of fearful of being opposed at the start. It's easier to ask forgiveness than permission, as the saying goes.
That Hillary will certainly be at least the second most dictatorial president in history is inarguable.
That being said, what about Trump? I would tend to agree that Trump evinces authoritarian tendencies. His boisterous personality and combative attitude would tend to make one assume he would rather make decrees based on whim rather than issue policies based on a careful consideration of the law. I would also agree that it all isn't very presidential.
But does this make him "just as bad as Hillary"? Any review of the news this week would tend to destroy that claim.
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After Scolding Trump, Now It's Khizr Khan Making a Mockery of His Son's Sacrifice
July 31, 2016 | Filed Under 1st Amendment, Anti-Americanism, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Iraq, Islam, Islamofascism, Journalism, Liberals, Media, Media Bias, Military, PCism, Philadelphia, President, Progressives, Religion, Republicans, Society/Culture, Terrorism, Warner Todd Huston, Western Civilization | Comments Off on
After Scolding Trump, Now It's Khizr Khan Making a Mockery of His Son's Sacrifice
-By Warner Todd Huston
The father of a slain U.S. soldier who happened to be a Muslim made himself a temporary icon for liberals when he went on stage at the Democrat convention and attacked Donald Trump. But now that father, Khizr Khan, is going on the Sunday shows and making a mockery of his own son's sacrifice by claiming Islam has "nothing to do" with terrorism.
Mr. Kahn lost his son, Captain Humayun Kahn, in Iraq in 2004 and in an attempt to shore up their military bonafides, the Democrats pushed him up on stage during their convention in Philadelphia to wag his finger in GOP nominee Donald Trump's face.
With a wife who befitting of the second class status of women in Islam was standing at his side and not allowed to say a word, Mr. Kahn insisted that he and Muslims like him are "loyal" to the United States and as proof offered the story of his son who fell in service to the country in Iraq.
Waving a booklet of the U.S. Constitution, Kahn attacked Trump saying, "If it was up to Donald Trump, [Kahn's son] never would have been in America. Donald Trump consistently smears the character of Muslims. He disrespects other minorities, women, judges, even his own party leadership. He vows to build walls and ban us from this country."
Kahn ended his attack on Trump yelling, "You have sacrificed nothing. And no one."
As he waved the Constitution, the bereaved father also yelled at Trump to look in the document to find the words "liberty" and "equal protection under the law," the latter in a nod to religious liberty apparently.
But, here is the thing… potential immigrants do not have a right to expect that the U.S. is not allowed to screen them out because of their religion, their nationality, or any other factor. The U.S. Constitution does not force the federal government to apply Constitutional rights to foreigners waiting at our door to enter the country.
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Polling Guru Silver Says Trump Would Beat Hillary if Election Were Today
July 26, 2016 | Filed Under Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Government, Hillary Clinton, Media, President, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Polling Guru Silver Says Trump Would Beat Hillary if Election Were Today
-By Warner Todd Huston
If the election were held today, Donald Trump would beat Hillary Clinton by upwards to 10 points according to polling guru Nate Silver.
Silver, the proprietor of the widely followed data crunching site FiveThirtyEight blog, finds that for the first time Trump is a clearly in the lead receiving a post convention bump putting him at 55.9 percent to Hillary Clinton's 44 percent.
The odds suggests to Silver that if the election were today Trump would win the swing states of Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina, Iowa, Nevada, and New Hampshire among others to take 285 Electoral College votes in the process. It only takes 270 votes to win the White House.
Silver's calculations for his "Now-cast" election forecast are not based on a nationwide election polling but on his forecast of the results in each state including the all-important swing states. He still shows a Hillary win based on his "polls only" and his "polls plus forecast" models.
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Lifelong Democrat Operative and 'Journalist' Chuck Todd Says Supporting Trump is 'Choosing Party Over the Country'
June 19, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Congress, Conservatives, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, Government, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Journalism, Liberals, Media, Media Bias, NBC, Paul Ryan, President, Progressives, Republicans, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Lifelong Democrat Operative and 'Journalist' Chuck Todd Says Supporting Trump is 'Choosing Party Over the Country'
-By Warner Todd Huston
Having started his professional life as a Democrat campaign worker back in the 1990s, NBC's Chuck Todd has been a lifelong Democrat operative. Now, this political hack posing as a "journalist" is saying that anyone who supports Trump in 2016 is choosing "party over country."
You read that right. A guy who has played sellout to the Democrat Party for over 30 years is calling Republicans sellouts if they vote for Trump.
The startling and hypocritical statement came during an interview with Speaker of the House Paul Ryan–himself a sellout who has put party over principle–on this weekend's "Meet The Press."
After Ryan said he would support Trump for the GOP nomination and then for president, Todd blurted out this little gem: "you just made a case though for party over country."
Ryan sensibly disabused the Democrat operative working for NBC that his claim was specious saying, "No I didn't! I know Hillary Clinton won't agree with anything we want to do. She'll put a bad judge on the Supreme Court. She won't agree with any of the conservative reforms we're trying to do."
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The Lack of Logic in the World of #NeverTrump
June 4, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Conservatives, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Liberals, President, Progressives, Republicans, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
The Lack of Logic in the World of #NeverTrump
-By Warner Todd Huston
It seems to me there are some major logical disconnects in the world of #NeverTrump that simply boggle the mind. In fact, in many ways these disconnects make hypocrites out of the #NeverTrumpers.
Before I get to the topic at hand, let me say I fully understand the reasons they don't like Trump. In fact, I share their sentiment in many ways and I did not support Trump in the primaries. I have also written against him in years past, so there's that. He seems to me to be more or less a non-commital liberal. He's no conservative and I prefer conservatives.
I say this to note that I understand their anti-Trump sentiment. Further I agree that if they can't vote for him they shouldn't. But I have a major problem with some of their claims for pushing a third candidate–most especially one that is to come out of the blue and at the last second.
One of the main points many #NeverTrumpers use to eschew Trump is that, despite his coming out on top in the primaries, millions of voters voted for other candidates instead of Trump. This, they say, means "most"–or at least a large portion–of the GOP voter base did not want Trump and therefore he isn't the most popular candidate among the center-right wing of the U.S. electorate.
So, they say Trump is illegitimate because he didn't *really* get the majority of the GOP primary votes. OK, well and good. Let's go with that.
Yet, on the other hand, they say they want to run a third party candidate and they say this mythic candidate can win if they focus their campaign only on the states with the largest Electoral College votes. That way he doesn't have to run a "national" campaign and can focus on a strategic campaign that uses the rules to win instead of one that aims to sweep the whole country and get the largest number of votes.
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Hillary's Opponents Shrink From Attacking Her
May 16, 2016 | Filed Under Donald Trump, Gary Krasner, Hillary Clinton | Comments Off on
Hillary's Opponents Shrink From Attacking Her
-By Gary Krasner
The MSM is clearly blacklisting most of the Clinton scandals. But we can't let her political opponents off the hook—-Bernie, and even Trump.
Trump has a feast to choose from. Of the two articles I am citing (Is Bill Clinton A Sexual Predator Or Just A Sex Addict? and
Hillary Helps a Bank–and Then It Funnels Millions to the Clintons), I chose the current scandal in which Bill flew to pedophile island where young teens are held prisoner for the purpose of Bill and friend Epstein to rape them.
Democrats have a method when republicans do bad things. They ask OTHER republicans–who are not involved in the bad deed–if they would condemn the accused for his bad deed.
It's a trap question. If you don't condemn, then you appear to condone the (alleged) bad behavior. If you condemn, then Dems succeeded in isolating and destroying a republican (the accused).
It matters not whether the allegation is true. It matters not that the accused acted alone. Dems and MSM make every republican responsible for the alleged deed, just by being in the same party.
DUMDUM Trump, the novice apprentice in politics, is unaware of this tactic. It's obvious, because he has a wealth of opportunities to adopt that tactic against Hillary, to isolate and destroy her.
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CA School OKays Hispanic Students Wearing 'Dump Trump' Shirts Even as U.S. Flag Shirts Banned
May 7, 2016 | Filed Under 1st Amendment, Anti-Americanism, California, Constitution, Courts, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Education, Elections, Ethics, Free Speech, Freedom, GOP, Judges, Liberals, President, Progressives, Public School, Republicans, Rights, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
CA School OKays Hispanic Students Wearing 'Dump Trump' Shirts Even as U.S. Flag Shirts Banned
-By Warner Todd Huston
A California high school has agreed to allow Hispanic students to wear their "Dump Trump" T-Shirts on campus despite a dress code that seems to prohibit them. The controversy is set against a backdrop of a federal court ruling banning U.S. flag shirts in California schools.
Sean Boulton, the principal of Newport Harbor High School in Newport Beach, a town south of Los Angeles, decided to acquiesce to the request of a group of Hispanic students who wanted to wear their shirts denigrating GOP front runner Donald Trump even as the school's dress code could be read as prohibiting them.
The school's dress code for the 2015/16 school year puts a ban on clothing with "inappropriate graphics" and clothing with messages that "denigrates others on account of gender, sexual orientation, race color, religion, ancestry, national origin, handicap or disadvantage."
Despite those rules, school authorities are now allowing students to wear shirts attacking Trump and his voters.
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How Trump Put Himself in a Corner in Coming Fight With Hillary
May 5, 2016 | Filed Under Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, Government, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Liberals, President, Progressives, Uncategorized, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
How Trump Put Himself in a Corner in Coming Fight With Hillary
-By Warner Todd Huston
He may not be smart enough to realize it yet, but Donald Trump has put himself in a tricky position as he prepares for his looming fight with Hillary Clinton in the coming general election campaign. No matter which way he goes — or if he tries a mixture of approaches — he has a problem.
Trump spent his entire primary campaign shooting from the lip, excoriating his opponents in vulgar terms, bald-faced lying about them, and acting the tough guy. Granted it seemed to work for him as his most ardent followers Obama-like didn't seem much interested in a serious campaign. It was all about how he made them feeeeeel. But whether Trump likes it or not, the upcoming campaign will not be the same type of campaign he's waged thus far. Unfortunately for him, no matter what he does he is bound to get in major trouble.
If Trump continues using the same substance free, personal attacks he used during the primary, but aims it instead at Hillary, the media will utterly slay him over it. Unlike how the media gave him a pass for his attacks on Republicans, they'll do no such thing if he trots out this stuff on Hillary. Of course, the media's excoriation will just be manna from heaven as far as his most solid supporters are concerned. They'll point to that and cry that they've been right to support Trump all along because "they" are all out to get Trump.
So, in the case of a Trump general election campaign configured as am exact clone of his primary campaign, his followers won't be the problem for him. It'll be the uncommitted middle that will shy from such a campaign and that will be a problem for his election. If Trump goes on a major name calling binge against Hillary he will lose anyone who already finds politics disgusting and Trump desperately needs these voters to beat an increasingly bifurcated electoral map.
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Trump Needs to Take Responsibility For His Rhetoric
March 13, 2016 | Filed Under 1st Amendment, Anti-Americanism, Censorship, Communism, Conservatives, Constitution, Crime, Democracy, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, Federalism, Free Speech, Freedom, GOP, Law, Liberals, Policy, President, Progressives, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Trump Needs to Take Responsibility For His Rhetoric
-By Warner Todd Huston
There is a big argument being waged between Trumpeters who say he is utterly innocent for the violence constantly occurring at his rallies and those who say it is all his fault because of his bellicose rhetoric. The truth is, Ted Cruz is right. It isn't an either or, it's a little of both.
To start out, I don't want to say that the violence being whipped up by your Move-On, George Soros, Occupy-type leftists are justified. Nor is it dismissible. The protests we are seeing over the last month at Trump rallies are not spontaneous bands of local citizens upset about Donald Trump. They are organized, anti-American agitators who are using Trump to foster anarchy.
These people have been around for decades. They are the same people who peopled the failed Occupy Wall Street "movement," the same type of people who helped organize the 1968 Chicago convention riots, the same who have organized unrest, destruction, race hatred, and attacks all across the country since the anarchist craze started at the turn of the last century. They are all of a piece, all un-American, all hateful of our system and history.
Further, none of this violence would be happening at Trump rallies if they were not organizing ahead of time and making efforts to invade Trump rallies in order to try and foster violence.
And before I go on I should say that the leftists perpetrating violence at these rallies are not to be excused for what they are doing. They are wrong. Their actions–even if expected–are wrong.
However, there is a reason these people aren't targeting Cruz or Rubio or Kasich or any of the other candidates before them. It is because Trump has invited them with his own bellicose rhetoric.
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Can You Be a Conservative and Also a Trump Voter?
February 27, 2016 | Filed Under 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Anti-Americanism, Conservatives, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, Liberals, Policy, President, Republicans, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Can You Be a Conservative and Also a Trump Voter?
-By Warner Todd Huston
A few weeks ago I wrote a piece saying you can't be a conscientious conservative and refuse to vote for Donald Trump if he faces Hillary Clinton in a general election. But can you also be such a conservative and vote for Trump in a primary?
Before I go on, here, I have to note that I am not a Trump supporter. Even though I wrote you have to vote Trump if the choice is between him and Hilary in a general election contest, I'd rather see any general election for Trump avoided from the start.
So, the straight answer to the question posited in the headline above is "no." No you can't be a committed conservative and vote for Trump in a primary. If you are voting Trump you are one of three types of voter and none of the three can be a committed conservative.
Three Types of Trump Supporters
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A Trump Presidency Would Mean a Do-Nothing in the White House and That Ain't a Bad Thing
January 23, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Capitalism, Congress, Conservatives, Constitution, Courts, Democracy, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Economy/Finances, Ethics, Free Speech, Freedom, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Law, Liberals, Politicians, President, Progressives, Republicans, Senate, Supreme Court, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
A Trump Presidency Would Mean a Do-Nothing in the White House and That Ain't a Bad Thing
-By Warner Todd Huston
I hate to burst your bubble, America, but if Donald Trump were to become president we would not get a president who "blows up the system," nor would we have a president who "does great things." What we'd have is a do-nothing for four (or perhaps 8) years. But that may not be a bad thing.
One of the reasons many center right voters have become Trump supporters is because they expect he'll upset the establishment's apple cart and destroy their grip on power by "doing things" that will give power back to the people. I put "doing things" in quotes because not a single soul out there knows exactly what "things" he could do in order to achieve the destruction of the establishment.
And therein lies the trouble. Trump hasn't laid out a realistic plan for anything. He just jumps on stage, rambles on and on spouting catch phrases and buzzwords all while offering no substance whatever. In this way he is exactly like our current failed president. When Obama first campaigned for office he was all full of well turned phrases, buzzwords, and airy claims but offered nothing by way of substance. He simply looked good and people just assumed he'd "do something" to rattle the status quo.
Where Trump differs from Obama is that Obama's entire history prior to running showed he would be a stiff-necked, unbendable, anti-American in the White House. He was an extremist, socialist-styled, doctrinaire left-winger whose entire life previous to the White House proved he'd do his level best to tear down the U.S.A. But his airy rhetoric fooled millions of idiots who voted for him while ignoring his past.
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New York Values? With Anthony Weiner, the Cuomos, Client Number 9, and Rampant Corruption, Cruz is RIGHT!
January 16, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Bill Clinton, Budget, Business, Congress, Conservatives, Constitution, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Economy/Finances, Elections, Ethics, Freedom, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Liberals, Liberty, New York, New York City, Philadelphia, President, Progressives, Religion, Taxes, Ted Cruz, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
New York Values? With Anthony Weiner, the Cuomos, Client Number 9, and Rampant Corruption, Cruz is RIGHT!
-By Warner Todd Huston
With New Yorkers wringing their hands and crying like babies over Ted Cruz' "New York values" comment, one has to laugh at the state whose denizens usually prides themselves on being so tough acting like two-year-old whiners. But, despite their stomping of feet, the fact is, Ted Cruz is right. New York values are corrupt, generally un-American and the perfect example of how not to be as an American. Sadly, there is very little good to say about the Empire State.
Yes, we all felt for New York during the attacks on 9/11. Yes, we stood with New York on that terrible day. But let's face it, that would be about the only time in the last 50 years that the rest of the country had any sympathy for that corrupt den of thieves. Further, the attack on the World Trade Center was not an attack strictly on "New York." It was an attack on the whole of the country. Remember, they also planned to hit the White House and did hit the Pentagon that same day. If the World Trade Center happened to be in Philly, it would have been Philly they targeted.
The truth is, New York is generally the worst of what the nation has to offer. It's taxes are too high, it is extremely liberal, it is pro-abortion, anti-Second Amendment, anti-business, it's politicians stand against American freedoms and liberties, and they are lovers of the nanny state.
Before we get farther into this, let's dispense with this silly "yeah, but some people there are great" argument. If you are going to employ that line of pap, you are a liberal because only liberals are so broad minded that everything falls through the cracks–especially truth.
Yes, yes, yes, there are "some people" who live in New York who are great. And they are a tiny, meaningless and powerless minority and because they don't actually control what the majority of the state does they are dismissed (and absolved) from the accusations against their fellows.
You see, you can't make a moral point unless you talk in generalities. If you didn't use what is a mean average for something, then nothing is ever "wrong." After all, something good can be found in just about anything and if you are going to use "something good" as your criteria, then nothing could ever be "bad" or "wrong." And in that case, you cannot have morals because that "something good" would always over power the moral truth.
Now, that being said, back to "New York Values": The "values" that prevail in New York–both the city and the state–are mostly horrendous, un-American, un-Constitutional, irreligious, and immoral. In short, New York "values" is a sarcastic remark because New York has no values, at least not any good ones.
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You Can't Be a 'Conservative' OR an American and Vote Hillary Over Trump
December 8, 2015 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Conservatives, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Liberals, President, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
You Can't Be a 'Conservative' OR an American and Vote Hillary Over Trump
-By Warner Todd Huston
NOTICE: This is not a Donald Trump Endorsement piece, Now… Voting for president can be tricky, sometimes, especially if you are a good conservative who feels that the GOP nominee is unsuitable. Many good conservatives are saying this about Donald Trump and feel that they just can't pull the lever for him. But if you are an anti-Trump conservative who won't vote Trump and instead are claiming that you'll pull the lever for Hillary you are neither a Conservative nor an American. Period.
Being a true blue American conservative (or a "red" one in today's color coding) can be an annoying thing when it comes to presidential politics. As a conservative you'll instantly understand that the GOP is not a conservative Party but is, rather, the far less liberal of the two national parties… but still essentially liberal in far too many ways to be comfortable. It's our job as conservatives to drag the center left GOP kicking and screaming farther to the right where they belong. But we don't always win that argument, especially when it comes to a presidential nominee.
So, deciding for whom to vote in both the primaries and the general is often a choice on the lesser of two evils for conservatives.
Then there is the bromide attributed to one of America's most famous conservatives, William F. Buckley, who said that a true conservative should vote for the "most conservative" option in any given election. So, conservatives have that hanging over their heads, too.
But there are times when neither candidate from the Democrat or Republican parties is a conservative choice. Mitt Romney was one of those. Others felt the combative and self-loathing John McCain was also in that category. And it goes without saying that the Democrats haven't had even a remotely conservative choice since Truman. But regardless how you felt about all those particular candidates real conservatives have had few choices for quite some time.
That brings us to Trumpmania.
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Hugh Hewitt Absolutely Meant to Throw a 'Gotcha Question' At Donald Trump
September 6, 2015 | Filed Under Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Ethics, Foreign Countries, Foreign Policy, GOP, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Journalism, Lebanon, Liberals, Libya, Media Bias, Middle East, President, Republicans, Ronald Reagan, Talk Radio, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Hugh Hewitt Absolutely Meant to Throw a 'Gotcha Question' At Donald Trump
-By Warner Todd Huston
Last week right of center radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt had Donald Trump on his radio show and during the interview began throwing a long string of terrorists' names and organizations at Trump and needled him to say who he knew, what groups they were with, when they started, and all manner of ultra specific answers. Of course, even during the interview Hewitt claimed that he wasn't trying to throw "gotcha questions" at Trump, but in fact that is precisely what he was doing, his disingenuous protests aside.
Yes, it is pretty disingenuous for Hugh Hewitt to claim he wasn't trying gotcha questions with Trump. Throwing out a long list of names is not asking about foreign policy.
Asking "What would you do about Hamas" or directly asking about any other foreign policy issue is totally legitimate, of course. But to say, "do you know" this name, that name, these names, and his name, is not "foreign policy," it is gotcha stuff. They tried this with Bush, they tried it with Reagan, but never once were questions like these asked of Democrats.
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Spanish Language Media Calling Donald Trump 'Hitler'
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Spanish Language Media Calling Donald Trump 'Hitler'
-By Warner Todd Huston
As the Trump campaign rolls onward, Spanish language media in the U.S. are turning increasingly hostile with the real estate mogul being called everything from Hitler to a monkey.
Tempers flared at a recent Trump press conference when activist Univision TV personality Jorge Ramos leapt to his feet to interrupt the questions from other reporters and threw out a series of rapid fire statements and but no questions.
Trump had Ramos removed for the disruption, but then relented letting the activist TV star to engage him in a debate on some of the candidate's immigration ideas.
Ramos has admitted that he isn't really covering Trump as a reporter because Trump's comments are "personal" to him.
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Donald Trump is Jeb Bush's Fault (Along with the REST Of the GOP Establishment)
July 13, 2015 | Filed Under Amnesty, Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Business, Capitalism, Congress, Conservatives, Constitution, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Economy/Finances, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, House of Representatives, Immigration/Immigrants, Jobs, John Boehner, Liberals, Mexico, Mitch McConnell, Policy, President, Progressives, Rape, Regulation, Security/Safety, Senate, Sex Offenders/Rape, Taxes, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Donald Trump is Jeb Bush's Fault (Along with the REST Of the GOP Establishment)
-By Warner Todd Huston
Let's face it, Donald Trump has tapped into a very serious concern that most Americans have and that is illegal immigration. But the fact that he's become a rising star in this GOP primary race at this time isn't because he's so great. It's because the GOP is so damn bad on the issue. For Trump's current success, the whole thing is Jeb Bush, John Boehner, and Mitch McConnell's fault.
First off, let's be frank. Donald Trump is not a conservative. He is a recent supporter of single payer healthcare, has claimed in the past that he supports blanket amnesty, and has been all over the map on such important topics as guns and abortion. So, please let's stop pretending he is a conservative. He absolutely has no such track record.
But his denunciation of Obama's failed–in fact dangerous–immigration policy is exactly what angers and frightens GOP voters along with a fair portion of Democrats.
Likely without doing the requisite research for statistics to prove the matter, Trump innately understands that what we have going on in immigration is a dangerous and wrong headed policy, one that seems to have a twin purpose: to destroy this country and to set up a permanent Democrat majority through creating automatic Democrat voters after a presidential amnesty.
Trump has been absolutely fearless in speaking out against this dangerous policy that is turning America into a third world nation. He has taken the fight straight to Obama on numerous occasions and that is exactly what Republican voters want to see.
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CPAC 2013: OK, Can We Just Be Done With Donald Trump Now?
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CPAC 2013: OK, Can We Just Be Done With Donald Trump Now?
-By Warner Todd Huston
I was at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Maryland this year but I was not yet at the event on Thursday morning, so I missed The Donald's speech. I watched the video later because I heard a lot of people wondering what the heck this guy was talking about. And after seeing the video, I have to say this: can we finally be done with Donald Trump in GOP politics, now?
Trump started out his speech talking about how the country was in trouble. Not a big newsflash, that. He also noted that the GOP was in serious trouble. Another newsflash. But then came a slap in the face. Here he was at a conservative gathering and what was the third point he made?
"The Republican Party, I can almost want to say it's going to be a little bit tough and especially as you get more and more conservative. They get nasty. They don't like to hear what we have to say."
Um… what?
Who is "we" and is everyone in your audience is a closed-minded, nasty, creep, Mr. Trump?
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Donald Trump Looking to Buy The New York Times?
January 25, 2013 | Filed Under Business, Donald Trump, Jobs, Journalism, Media Bias, New York City, Newspapers, The New York Times, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Donald Trump Looking to Buy The New York Times?
-By Warner Todd Huston
There are reports that Donald Trump is looking at a new way of influencing the media, this time by trying to buy The New York Times. If he pulls it off it'll be huuuuge.
Trump has spent years getting media attention for one thing or another. From multiple marriages, to hit TV shows, to rumors of running for President, "The Donald" has been an expert at insinuating himself into the news cycle. But now it seems he wants to write the news instead of just being written about.
Rumors abound that Trump's making an effort to buy the paper. But he isn't the only high profile millionaire around whom such rumors swill. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is also rumored to be looking into buying the paper.
Trump's office has refused comment on the rumors of his interest buying in the "paper of record" and so is The New York Times. But one can't imagine that the Sulzberger family, owners of the Times, would find it a cozy fit with Donald Trump!
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Media Tries to Make Rick Perry a Birther
October 24, 2011 | Filed Under Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government, Journalism, Liberals, Media Bias, President, Republicans, Rick Perry, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Media Tries to Make Rick Perry a Birther
-By Warner Todd Huston
The left-wing media's newest attack on Rick Perry is an attempt to make him into a "birther" — one of those folks that think Barack Obama is not a natural born American, a requirement to become our president. This new attack, though, is almost Clintonian in its careful avoidance of the truth.
The main attack started in a Parade interview featuring Texas Governor Rick Perry, but is being taken up as the cause célèbre by the left-wing, George Soros-funded attack dogs at Media Matters, Think Progress, and TPM as well as sites like Mediaite. But this "story is, as they say, all smoke and no fire.
In the interview Parade directly asked whether Perry thought Obama was born in the United States. Perry's actual answers were, "I have no reason to think otherwise," and "It doesn't matter. He's the President of the United States. He's elected. It's a distractive issue."
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VIDEO: Donald Trump Was Huuuuge at CPAC 2011
February 10, 2011 | Filed Under Conservatives, Donald Trump, Elections, GOP, Government, President, Republicans, Warner Todd Huston | 2 Comments
-By Warner Todd Huston
Donald Trump appeared at CPAC 2011 for its opening day and told the crowd in his inimitably no-nonsense style why he would be a better president than Barack Obama… or any of the current crop of GOP candidates. He said he is not yet announcing, but he is seriously considering it.
The Ron Paulites seemed to disagree, however, that Trump would be better than any other possible candidate for president. And Trump's reply: "You know Ron Paul can't win, right?" This sent the Paulites in paroxysms of pain, hooting and hollering to beat the band.
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Florida Man Who Killed and Cooked Pit-Bull Puppy Faces Judge
Last week, we told you the horrifying news of a man who strangled his pit-bull puppy, sliced it into pieces, and cooked it for dinner.
Thomas Elliot Huggins, a 25-year-old Tampa man, was arrested and booked in the Hillsborough County Jail on animal cruelty charges Friday.
See also: Florida Man Kills and Cooks Pit Bull Puppy
On Saturday morning, he appeared before a judge.
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We've also learned the pup's name was Bandit, now making this whole story even sadder, if that was possible.
According to police, Huggins strangled his family's 4-month-old pit-bull pup, cut it into several pieces, and placed them in the freezer. When police arrived at Huggins' home, they noticed a pot with Bandit's ribs cooking on the stove.
Huggins discarded the dog's head in the garbage can.
The question remains, why?
According to Huggins' mother, who called police on her son, it might be marijuana that made him do this gruesome thing.
Huggins had also become extremely religious, according to his mother. She told investigators her son would claim he was following orders from "the Lord."
One neighbor told wptv.com that she was in "total shock" when she heard what had happened to Bandit. She remembers seeing the puppy playing outside with her own dog.
John Pisacane, a neighbor who gave Bandit to Huggins as a gift, says he felt sick to his stomach. Pisacane's dog had a litter of puppies, so he gave one of them to Huggins.
"That was one of my pups, and right now I feel sick to my stomach," Pisacane said.
According to police, Huggins doesn't see that he did anything wrong.
His neighbors, meanwhile, are hopeful the law will come down hard on Huggins.
"All of us around here love our animals," Pisacane said. "I hope he gets what's coming to him."
On Saturday, the judge set Huggins' bond at $10,000.
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