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Chele Farley Kirsten v Gillibrand NY – Senate Debate (video)

30 Tuesday Oct 2018

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Last week Chele Farley, the Republican NY Senate candidate took on Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. Gillibrand in a 30-minute political debate (that’s all Gillibrand would agree to, I believe). Shame on the Senator and as most Progressives up for election this year, she brought nothing to the table.

When Gillibrand wasn’t lying or ignoring the question, she was attacking President Donald J. Trump.  Besides, it being apparent that Gillibrand was auditioning for 2020, she under-estimated Farley who brought her “A” game.

A little more from Chele Farley.

Bill Clinton Gets Thrown Under the Bus — the Age of Clinton Is Over

20 Monday Nov 2017

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One most certainly gets the feeling that the Clinton has used up the last of their nine lives.  At least, that is what the far left and Hillary’s daughter from another mother, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, is hoping.

Progressives need to purge themselves of the Clintons so that they can levy the sexism, racism, rape, pedophilia and Roy Moore cards at President Donald Trump and anyone else on the right who runs in 2020, a prelude of which we will witness during the mid-term elections in 2018.

Independent Sentinel by S. Noble

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) has been mentioned as a 2020 presidential candidate and is being held up as a Democrat icon. That is why it matters that she came out against Bill Clinton on a most sensitive of topics, long denied by Democrats – Bill abused women. The message from this should be clear – the Age of Clinton is over.

<span style="font-size: 8pt;">Kirsten Gillibrand, the “hottest” member of Congress according to Harry Reid. That must have offended Nancy Pelosi and Maxine Waters.Source: <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/thirdwaythinktank/9077653581/in/photolist-eQmKwA-eQamd8-eQmL7Q-eQmKPh-eQmLbG-eQmKTW-eQmLeY-eQam9D-eQajfK-eQmLhS-eQmLms-eQmLpC-eQamB6-eQamFx-eQamPz-eQamJk-eQmLNY-eQmLJm-eQmJEC-eQmJMu-eQajcn-eQmJeh-eQajFF-eQajx8-eQajBn-eQmJRL-eQajtB-eQmJHq-eQajjH-eQmJBJ-eQmJUL-eQmJXw-eQmK4W-eQakcp-eQmKuu-eQakmV-eQmKq1-eQmKjA-eQmKfm-eQmJZA-eQakvX-eQakig-eFE9g1-eFE8GG-eFy1MD-eFy2hn-eFy25e-eFE92A-eFE8PL-eFE9mQ/">Third Way Think Tank</a>_Flickr (<a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/">CC BY-NC-ND 2.0</a>)</span>

Kirsten Gillibrand, the “hottest” member of Congress according to Harry Reid. That must have offended Nancy Pelosi and Maxine Waters.*

Democrats are finally apologizing to alleged rape victim Juanita Broadderick and are condemning Hillary’s lecherous husband. It’s in their interests to do it as more and more Democrats are being exposed as molesters and while they want to trash Roy Moore into a loss in next month’s election.

Democrats call themselves the party of women and have to live up to that misnomer.

Gillibrand is practically the Clinton’s neighbor and she has declared that Bill Clinton should have resigned the presidency during the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

Of whether the former president should have stepped down, Senator Gellibrand said, “Yes, I think that is the appropriate response.”

Politico wrote, “…it allowed Gillibrand to act as the tip of the spear on a position that many Democrats suspect will slowly become more popular in the party.”

That is the point, isn’t it? They are going to keep attacking until the Clintons shut up and go away. The Clintons are over and right now all they do is distract from the attacks Democrats are leveling at President Trump and Roy Moore[…]

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When facing their sins, they’ll play it off as “but that was long ago” and “The Democratic Party has moved on,” a dog whistle for we’re allowed to move on because we say so and the Republican Party is not allowed to move on because we say so.” “we” being Democrats

*Source: Photo by: Third Way Think Tank_Flickr (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

#StopIranRally @ Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s NYC Office – Tuesday, Sept. 1

30 Sunday Aug 2015

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On Tuesday, September 1, 2015, there will be a Stop Iran Rally in front of Senator Kirsten Gillibrand’s office located at 780 Third Avenue between East 48th and East 49th Streets in Manhattan.

Gillibrand is one of many politicians who accepted political donations from the Iranian American Political Action Committee (IAPAC) and, therefore, supports Iran’s nuclear deal.

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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) who represents the state with the largest Jewish population in America surprised many with her support of the deal. Per Greenfield, she didn’t just get money from IAPAC when she first ran for Congress:

‘Gillibrand had also picked up money from the Iran Lobby’s Hassan Nemazee. Nemazee was Hillary’s national campaign finance director who had raised a fortune for both her and Kerry before pleading guilty to a fraud scheme encompassing hundreds of millions of dollars. Nemazee had been an IAPAC trustee and had helped set up the organization….

 

Stop Iran Rally’s Mission:

Our mission is to educate our countrymen on the dangerous accord being negotiated today in Geneva that will soon be put up for a vote in Congress.

Our aims:

  1. An end to the farce being perpetrated against the American people with a pending deal which will endanger America and our allies.
  2. A restoration of the ORIGINAL demands – NO nuclear military capability, NO centrifuges and authority for any and all unannounced inspections of all known and any future facilities discovered.
  3. Providing an understanding that a failure to STOP IRAN NOW will necessitate a military response later.

Speakers:

Rob Astorino: Westchester County Executive, serving his second, four-year term

Robert Bartlett: US Army Staff Sergeant Robert Bartlett, Retired, was gravely injured by an Iranian bomb in Iraq in 2005, and is the recipient of 12 military awards including a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart

Mike Gallagher: Radio Host from 970 AM The Answer

Senator Lindsey Graham: Third-Term Republican Senator, Congressman, Air Force Reserve Colonel

Jesse Hamilton: New York State Democratic Senator

Michael Leeden: Historian, Expert on Iran’s failed 2009 Green Revolution, Foundation for Defense of Democracies

Senator Joe Lieberman: Chairman of United Against Nuclear Iran, Former Democratic and Independent Senator, serving from 1989 to 2013

Kevin McCullough: Radio Host from WMCA and 970 The Answer

Daniel Miller: Victim of an Iranian-financed terror attack by Hamas in Jerusalem who then sued the Islamic Republic of Iran in US courts.

Rebecca Yousefzadeh Sassouni: Iranian-American lawyer and activist whose family was forced to flee Iran

Sami Steigmann: Sami is a child survivor of experiments, abuse and torture at the hands of Nazi doctors at labor camp in Mogilev Podolski, Ukraine, during World War II

Ken Stethem: Former US Navy SEAL whose brother Robert Stethem, also a Navy Seal, was kidnapped, along with 39 other passengers on TWA Flight 847, then tortured and shot by Iranian terror proxy Hezbollah

David Webb: Radio Host, Sirius XM Patriot Ch 25

James Woolsey: Former Director of the CIA and Chairman of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies

For updates, check out: @StopIranRally

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LINKS:
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http://stopiranrally.org/
http://www.mrctv.org/blog/how-iran-lobby-rallying-support-p51-deal

 

Harold Ford Drops Out of NYS Senatorial Race

02 Tuesday Mar 2010

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Having walked away from the Democratic Party a few years ago, I can understand where Harold Ford, Jr. is coming from.  The Democratic Party needs their constituents for one thing only, their vote.

To be honest the odds were against Ford from the beginning because most New Yorkers, present company included, do not acknowledge Ford as a New Yorker.  In furtherance, we are sick of non-New Yorkers relocating to our state for the sake of political office.  The message received from those who relocate to New York or any other state for the sake of holding political office is that this is about their interests, not the interest of the people.  Speaking for myself as a New Yorker, I do not need this s*@%^.

Obama has already anointed Kirsten Gillibrand who has sold her soul as his chosen one. Such anointing leaves Ford out in the cold, especially since Gillibrand the puppet has no mind and will of her own.

Harold Ford Op-ed: NEW YORK TIMES

“WHEN it was reported two months ago that I was thinking seriously about running for the United States Senate from New York, Democratic Party insiders started their own campaign to bully me out of the race — just as they had done with Representatives Carolyn Maloney, Steve Israel and others.

But as I traveled around New York, I began to understand why the party bosses felt the need to use such heavy-handed tactics: They’re nervous. New Yorkers are clamoring for change. Our political system — so bogged down in partisan fighting — is sapping the morale of New Yorkers and preventing government at every level from fulfilling its duty.

The cruel twist, of course, is that the party bosses who tried to intimidate me so that I wouldn’t even think about running against Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who had been appointed to the seat by Gov. David A. Paterson, are the same people responsible for putting Democratic control of the Senate at risk.

These are tough times, and the New Yorkers I have met are facing economic adversity with grace and dignity. They worry about their future, care about their neighbors and hope this storm will pass so they can focus on better days ahead. And yet too few in the Democratic Party are really willing to break with orthodoxy to meet these challenges. We need leaders as good as the people they represent — leaders focused on creating jobs, keeping taxes low, helping small businesses and restoring faith in government.

Voting for health care legislation that imposes billions in new taxes on New Yorkers and restricts federal financing for abortions is not good for the people of this state. Voting against critical funds necessary to ensure the survival of the financial services industry — the economic backbone of this state — is not good for the people of New York.

I was considered out of touch with mainstream Democrats when I argued against spending more than $200 million a year to hold the Khalid Shaikh Mohammed trial in New York. I was also labeled out of touch for advocating a payroll tax cut for small businesses and for putting a jobs bill before a scaled-down health reform bill. Though much more needs to be done to create jobs, I am pleased that these ideas have now become part of the Democratic mainstream.

Yet the party has been too slow to change. The effects of its lack of flexibility have been clear in a series of worrisome political events: Ted Kennedy’s “safe” Senate seat was lost to a Republican; Evan Bayh of Indiana and Byron Dorgan of North Dakota announced they weren’t running for re-election; Senate seats held by Democrats in Wisconsin and Delaware now seem to be in jeopardy; New York’s state government faces even more controversy and challenge.

There are compelling reasons for me to run. I believe New Yorkers are hungry for a new direction in government. Our elected officials have spent too much time this past year supporting a national partisan political agenda — and not enough time looking out for their own constituents.”

CONTINUE.

Recipient of Today’s “Yes America, Democrats are Racists Too Award” is Rep. Carolyn Maloney

21 Tuesday Jul 2009

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While everyone is running around saying she did not mean to offend and the NY Daily News says that what she did was just dumb, her words were offensive and racist.

NY DAILY NEWS

“In an interview with City Hall News, she said of Gillibrand:

‘I got a call from someone from Puerto Rico, said [Gillibrand] went to Puerto Rico and came out for English-only [education]. And he said, ‘It was like saying [full N-word] to a Puerto Rican.’ I don’t know, I don’t know if that’s true or not. I just called. I’m just throwing that out.’

Maloney, who has enjoyed a 90% rating from the NAACP, knew right away she had gone haywire. She said:

‘I apologize for having repeated a word I find disgusting. It’s no excuse, but I was so caught up in relaying the story exactly as it was told to me that, in doing so, I repeated a word that should never be repeated.’ Right.”

That is precisely how I feel about it too.  Yeah.  Right.  No faster way to gut your future than exposing who you really are, a bigot. 

I accept this ugly moment as further proof and confirmation that there are racists Democrats. 

Since Maloney’s opposition in next year’s primary is Gillibrand, an Obama kiss-ass, the powers that be have afforded Maloney’s suicidal kiss of death just a little bit of primetime, but not enough to bring about attention to the Democrats.

If Maloney were a Republican, her repulsive language would be front page news and all over the airwaves, however, since she is Democrat the media is to some extent downplaying it. 

Even more disconcerting is the fact that African Americans are giving Democrats free reign and a free pass for their indiscretions.

CNN

“Earlier Monday, the Rev. Al Sharpton — a supporter of Gillibrand’s bid — sharply criticized Maloney for using the word.

‘The quote by Congresswoman Maloney if accurate is alarming and disturbing at best,’ he said in a statement. ‘No public official even in quoting someone else should loosely use such an offensive term and should certainly challenge someone using the term to him or her.”

Is that it?  Is that all Sharpton had to say on the matter?  If Maloney was a Republican, Sharpton would have excoriated her.  Therefore, I consider that Sharpton like the rest of the African American community, guilty of downplaying liberal indiscretions.