Democratic Operatives
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ontheriver
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To: Congressman Casar: maybe too close to the truth for your liking?
STFD and STFU Skippy. Come back in two years.
Hillary Clinton’s Hypersonic Hypocrisy: The Missile Tech Scandal She Hopes You Ignore
By Charlton AllenThe next time Hillary Clinton or her media allies wag a finger about “Russian interference,” remember this: Hillary Clinton’s State Department helped arm Russia with hypersonic missile technology.
Yes, the same Hillary Clinton who branded Tulsi Gabbard a “Russian asset”. The same Hillary Clinton who pushed the Trump-Russia collusion hoax for years. The same Hillary Clinton who expects America to believe that Moscow is an existential threat. Her tenure at the State Department actively facilitated, promoted, and encouraged the transfer of dual-use technology that helped build Russia’s next-generation hypersonic missile systems.
U.S. officials later sounded the alarm about Skolkovo’s military applications, but the damage was done by then. As Clinton’s State Department actively promoted the initiative, there was little visible scrutiny of how the technology could be weaponized—despite Skolkovo’s deep ties to Russian intelligence and defense interests. As U.S. concerns grew in subsequent years, Clinton and her allies never showed any sign of regret or reassessment—even as Clinton Foundation donors stood to benefit.
You can’t make this up.
The only good Democrat is a dead Democrat.
BOP
Well-Known Member
Need to round up that gang and unalive every, single one of them. In public.
Well, Well, WELL! Look Who It Is! Libs of TikTok Exposes Dems' Hypocrisy About 'Unelected Billionaires'
One of the common refrains from Tuesday evening's Prozac Protest was that Elon Musk is an 'unelected billionaire' who doesn't have the right to expose fraud in government agencies. Except nothing he is doing is outside of the law. He is operating under the executive order that President Trump signed, authorizing DOGE to investigate these agencies.
But the true irony is that Democrats suddenly don't want 'unelected billionaires' to have influence over the United States government. Fortunately, Libs of TikTok was available to point out their hypocrisy with a simple photo collage.
Oops.
And Alex Soros is just ONE of the many 'unelected billionaires' who Democrats have lovingly embraced. The photo collage could also include the elder George Soros (who, along with his son, funded many of these Democrats' campaigns); Bill Gates, who is probably responsible for the disaster of Common Core more than any other individual (not to mention his attempts to change the world through his 'health' initiatives); the James Bond supervillain Klaus Schwab; and Oprah Winfrey, just to name a few.
The ultimate irony came when Schumer's protest tweet about an 'unelected shadow government' was retweeted by ... guess who?
Alex Soros.
Ol Chuckie seems very chummy with a Billionaires Son
Gov. Kathy Hochul, prodded behind the scenes by House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, is weighing a measure that would extend the timeline for special elections — just days before New York Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik vacates her seat to become ambassador to the United Nations.
The idea is to give a Democrat a better shot at replacing her while stymieing House Republicans — and it’s wrong.
A century-old law directs the governor of New York to call a special election within 10 days of any congressional vacancy, with the vote to be held 70 to 80 days later.
But the state Legislature’s sudden proposed change would stretch both the time to call the special election and the voting window, potentially delaying the vote until June or even November — and leaving Stefanik’s North Country district without representation for months.
By merging special elections with regularly scheduled contests and lengthening the campaign timeline, Democrats think they can boost turnout and gain additional time to organize and fundraise, an advantage not only in this impending race but in future special elections as well.
nypost.com
The idea is to give a Democrat a better shot at replacing her while stymieing House Republicans — and it’s wrong.
A century-old law directs the governor of New York to call a special election within 10 days of any congressional vacancy, with the vote to be held 70 to 80 days later.
But the state Legislature’s sudden proposed change would stretch both the time to call the special election and the voting window, potentially delaying the vote until June or even November — and leaving Stefanik’s North Country district without representation for months.
By merging special elections with regularly scheduled contests and lengthening the campaign timeline, Democrats think they can boost turnout and gain additional time to organize and fundraise, an advantage not only in this impending race but in future special elections as well.
Dems’ delay of Stefanik special election a hypocritical threat to democracy
Kathy Hochul is scheming to drag out the election for Elise Stefanik’s replacement — in a hypocritical bid to hobble President Trump.
nypost.com