Last Monday evening Hillary Clinton held a campaign event in Kissimmee Florida.  The event itself was overshadowed by the appearance of the Orlando Jihadi terrorist’s father, Seddique Mateen, attending the rally to show his support for Hillary Clinton.

In addition to the support of the terrorist’s family, approximately 1,000 people showed up for the Clinton rally – SEE VIDEO – [Notice how the Clinton team turned out the lights in the Silver Spur arena to draw attention away from the empty seating.]

In an effort to show the contrast of support between the two campaigns, tonight at 7:00pm candidate Donald Trump is shadowing Clinton into the same town, the same neighborhood, the same venue….

Check out what is happening: (more…)

Trying to get a straight answer out of the State Department about Hillary Clinton’s emails is always a frustrating exercise.  However, the traditional group of newly minted fraternity and sorority journalistas thought they’d give it a go.  Predictably, it didn’t work out.

The millenials sighed for the eleventy-fifth time and went back to their iPhone quest for the latest Pokemon capture.   Then something odd happened:

Spokeswoman Elizabeth Trudeau is being obtuse about the 44 newly-released emails which show Clinton’s team in the State Department setting up business for the Clinton Foundation and Clinton Global Initiative through the use of the Secretary of State’s office.

The emails being discussed were not in the original 30,000 handed over to the State Department, despite Clinton’s claims she turned over all work-related emails. (more…)

Yesterday Hillary Clinton was campaigning in Miami, later she attended a fundraiser in Miami Beach.  At Clinton’s rally several hundred enthusiastic supporters were reported in attendance.

Today, literally less than a few miles north, Donald Trump holds his campaign rally in the BB&T Center, Sunrise FL, home to the Florida Panthers.  Thousands of enthusiastic supporters are in attendance:

This is a continual pattern that appears to be entirely by design.  Trump is shadow-campaigning Clinton to draw a contrast to the visible support and work around the media.

The Main Stream Media is a filter-block to the Trump campaigning. The “Media Polls” are entirely structured to give a false impression. [ Not all the polls, the “media polls“ ].

Think about this statement carefully:

If you take away the “Media Polls” what evidence exists that Hillary Clinton is even remotely close to a similar level of support in this election?

Shadow campaigning is what allows Trump to highlight the contrast; not only the optics, but also the level of support within both campaigns. (more…)

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Seth Rich was a DNC staffer found shot to death in Washington DC on July 8th 2016.  The murder was widely reported as a robbery/homicide.  However, the killer(s) took nothing from the victim.

Rich’s watch, phone and wallet were all untouched.

The circumstances led many people to contemplate if Rich was “a source” connected to a larger story. This speculation only increased when WikiLeaks offered a $20,000 reward for any information on the murder.  WikiLeaks released emails from a DNC hack a little over two weeks ago.

Now this – via GatewayPundit.  WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange seems to strongly suggest Seth Rich was connected to the WikiLeaks DNC data leak, possibly the source, and murdered as a consequence:

Very, very disconcerting.

Keeping up with his ‘man of the people image‘ Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has purchased this third house, a $600,000 lakefront vacation chalet in Champlain Islands.

Part of the traditional campaign negotiations between various camps is the willingness of the endorsed candidate to absorb the campaign debt of the endorser.  The tighter the race, the more value is assigned to it.  Subsequently, it shouldn’t necessarily come as a surprise to see Sanders financially benefiting from his endorsement of Hillary Clinton.   How else does a Senator afford three homes on a congressional salary.

Let's not kid ourselves. We have today a campaign finance system that amounts to legalized bribery.

— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) July 29, 2016

Senator Sanders owns one house in Washington DC and another house in Vermont; the $600k vacation home becomes his third, albeit ‘seasonal’, residence: (more…)

Quick, grab the syringe.

Holy cow, this is EPIC.  Lets see if the national media reports on this story.  The Florida DNC sent a rally invitation to the father of the Orlando Pulse Nightclub Terrorist, Omar Mateen.

You might remember all of those pictures of Seddique Mateen in Washington DC meeting with State Department officials and Democrat members of congress.

Well apparently Omar’s father, Seddique Mateen, a full-throated DNC supporter, accepted the invitation and was caught on camera sitting directly behind Hillary Clinton and cheering for her during the event in Kissimmee.

But wait, it gets even better.  Mr. Seddique Mateen gave a recorded interview to WPTV News.  The media who noticed his attendance, and obviously recognized the severity of this optically, was so gobsmacked,… well you just have to listen to them…. it’s hilarious. (more…)

Since October 2012 we’ve noticed the reoccurring question of whether or not Secretary Hillary Clinton had a stroke. You might remember the evolving media reports at the end of October, beginning of November 2012.

First Secretary Clinton had a cold, that version later became a flu, that version later became a slip and fall, that version became a “concussion”, and that version finally evolved into “blood clots”, etc.

That series of medical conditions was followed by numerous reports a year later, during her book tour, that people were noting her difficulty with her eyesight, using her right arm, and seeming to tremble or be unstable when standing.

Many people wondered if the 2012 medical incident was actually “a stroke”.

The topic appeared and disappeared several times as specific incidents surfaced that seemed to indicate Hillary Clinton was struggling with some health issues.  The curiosity was fueled in 2015 by the Clinton campaign announcing they would not release Clinton’s medical records. (more…)

Because you’re worth it !

Yesterday the New York Times posted a story titled: “Researchers or Corporate Allies? Think Tanks Blur the Line”.

[…] Think tanks, which position themselves as “universities without students,” have power in government policy debates because they are seen as researchers independent of moneyed interests. But in the chase for funds, think tanks are pushing agendas important to corporate donors, at times blurring the line between researchers and lobbyists. And they are doing so while reaping the benefits of their tax-exempt status, sometimes without disclosing their connections to corporate interests.

Thousands of pages of internal memos and confidential correspondence between Brookings and other donors — like JPMorgan Chase, the nation’s largest bank; K.K.R., the global investment firm; Microsoft, the software giant; and Hitachi, the Japanese conglomerate — show that financial support often came with assurances from Brookings that it would provide “donation benefits,” including setting up events featuring corporate executives with government officials, according to documents obtained by The New York Times and the New England Center for Investigative Reporting. (link)

As a person who has floated though the disconcerting world of Think Tank politics, the Times article was a worthy notation not only because of the substance within it, but also -and perhaps more aptly- because in the world of intellectual property amalgamation such a news article (research proposition) doesn’t just happen organically as a matter of happenstance.

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