posted 03-22-2018 06:34 PM                  

This should be really interesting.... Be sure to tune in.

Check your local listing for times.

....... Weather forecast for Sunday ......

posted 03-23-2018 10:06 AM                  

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Originally posted by LSK:
Putting Larry Sinclair and Stormy Daniels on the same show at the same time guarantees that everyone on the set will be blown "away".

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posted 03-23-2018 02:40 PM                  

I wonder if Hillary had become President would 60 minutes have interviewed Paula Jones, Juanita Broaddrick, Jennifer Flowers, Kathleen Willey & Monica Lewinski, and how Hillary tried to destroy and defame these women instead of holding Bill accountable. Now a top Bill Clinton aide has come out and claimed the Clintons had an open marriage. I doubt it because the Liberal media only has a problem when its about a Conservative.

Marc Thiessen: Stormy Daniels lawsuit -- Why conservative Christians are still sticking with Trump

By Marc Thiessen | Fox News

As "60 Minutes" prepares to air its interview with adult-film actress Stormy Daniels, conservative Christians are being accused of hypocrisy. How can so-called "values voters" continue to stand with President Trump despite revelations that he allegedly had affairs with a porn star and a Playboy model, and paid them for their silence?

No doubt some Christian leaders have gone too far in rationalizing Trump's past personal behavior and excusing his offensive comments while in office. He is a deeply flawed man. But Trump does have one moral quality that deserves admiration: He keeps his promises.

During the 2016 campaign, Trump pledged to defend religious liberty, stand up for unborn life and appoint conservative jurists to the Supreme Court and federal appeals courts. And he has done exactly what he promised. The abortion-rights lobby NARAL complains that Trump has been "relentless" on these fronts, declaring his administration "the worst .?.?. that we've ever seen." That is more important to most Christian conservatives than what the president may have done with a porn actress more than ten years ago.

Trump's election came as religious liberty was under unprecedented attack. The Obama administration was trying to force the Little Sisters of the Poor to violate their religious conscience and facilitate payment for abortifacient drugs and other contraceptives. During oral arguments in the Obergefell v. Hodges case, President Barack Obama's solicitor general told the Supreme Court that churches and universities could lose their tax-exempt status if they opposed same-sex marriage.

Hillary Clinton promised to escalate those attacks. In 2015, she declared at the Women in the World Summit that "religious beliefs ... have to be changed" -- perhaps the most radical threat to religious liberty ever delivered by a major presidential candidate. Had Clinton won, she would have replaced the late conservative Justice Antonin Scalia with a liberal jurist, giving the Supreme Court a liberal judicial-activist majority.

The impact would have been immediate, as the court prepares to decide two cases crucial to religious liberty.

In Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, the Court will soon determine whether the government can compel a U.S. citizen to violate his conscience and participate in speech that violates his sincerely held religious beliefs.

In National Institute of Family Life Advocates v. Becerra, the Court will decide whether the state of California can compel pro-life crisis pregnancy centers to advertise access to abortion to their clients, in violation of their conscience.

Those cases are being heard not by five liberals, but five conservatives, including Justice Neil M. Gorsuch -- because Trump kept his promise to "appoint justices to the Supreme Court who will strictly interpret the Constitution and not legislate from the bench."

The president is moving at record pace to fill the federal appeals courts with young conservative judges who will protect life and religious freedom for decades. He also fulfilled his promise to defend the Little Sisters from government bullying, by expanding the religious and conscience exemption to the Obamacare contraception mandate to cover both nonprofit and for-profit organizations.

Trump ordered the creation of the Conscience and Religious Freedom Division at the Department of Health and Human Services to protect the civil rights of doctors, nurses and other health-care workers who refuse to take part in procedures such as abortion, reversing an Obama-era policy that required them to do so. And his Justice Department issued 25-page guidance to federal agencies instructing them to protect the religious liberty in the execution of federal law.

While Clinton promised to repeal the Hyde Amendment barring federal funds for abortion, Trump has been a pro-life champion. He became the first president to address the March for Life when he spoke by satellite video from the White House's Rose Garden. He reinstated and expanded the "Mexico City policy" -- which prohibits U.S. foreign aid from going to groups that perform or promote abortion. He signed legislation overturning an Obama-era regulation that prohibited states from defunding abortion service providers.

Indeed, Trump has arguably done more in his first year in office to protect life and religious freedom than any modern president. Little wonder that religious conservatives stick with him despite the Daniels revelations. This is not to say that Christians don't think a culture of fidelity is important. But the culture of life is important too. So is a culture that is welcoming to religious believers rather than waging war on them.

No one upholds Trump as moral exemplar. He is not the most religious president we have ever had, but he may be the most pro-religion president. Christian conservatives are judging Trump not by his faith, but by his works. And when it comes to life and liberty, his works are good.

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/20 18/03/23/marc-thiessen-stormy-daniels-lawsuit-why-conservative-christians-are-still-sticking-with-trump.html

posted 03-23-2018 02:48 PM                  

As for now, I'm staying on the Trump train, and doubt I could jump off over sex allegations from the past.
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Let those without sin cast the first stone....

Not I

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When the debate is over, slander becomes the tool of the loser. -- Socrates

The further a society drifts from truth, the more it will hate those who speak it. -- George Orwell

Dilly-Dilly

posted 03-24-2018 05:19 PM                  

Inquiring minds need to know....

posted 03-24-2018 05:35 PM                  

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Originally posted by Tomcal:

CBS 60 Minutes is interviewing Stormy Daniels this Sunday 3/25

This should be really interesting.... Be sure to tune in.

Check your local listing for times.

....... Weather forecast for Sunday ......

...... STORMY, WITH A CHANCE OF GOLDEN SHOWERS ......

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*In 1991, at the end of Desert Storm, a 19 year old US Army Cavalry Scout
Private who had just spent 8 months at war sat out on a street at Khobar
Towers in Saudi Arabia. *

*He sat there on his duffle bag with his Battalion around him for 4 days
waiting for the buses to come and take him to the King Fahad Airport so he
could go home.*

*Unfortunately, the politicians of the day never planned for how to bring
so many soldiers home after the war ended so there was a shortage of
planes. Politicians are great at talking, but terrible at doing.*

*Finally,the buses came, and took the young man to the airport. The planes
waiting were from Tower Air. The owner of Tower Air had volunteered his
planes and staff to bring soldiers home for the cost of fuel only.*

*Happily, the young veteran got home just in time for Easter weekend in
1991, and spent that time emotionally healing with friends and family
surrounding him.*

*That Private was me.*

*The Airline owner - Donald J Trump.*

*Written by Ron Knouse*

posted 03-26-2018 04:23 PM                  

The Pueblo County, Colo., Sheriff's Office also has an outstanding warrant for Sinclair's arrest for forging an acquaintance's signature and stealing her tax refunds.

Sinclair's affidavit, which he posted to his blog, accompanied a request to a Colorado judge to dismiss the warrant on the grounds that Sinclair was "disabled with severe spine injury and nerve damage," that returning to Colorado would put his life in danger, and that he was "terminally ill."

Sinclair, who is still alive, stands 5'7", and weights 168 pounds, according to arrest records. Colorado records list him with 13 aliases, including "Larye Vizcarra Avila" and "Mohammed Gahanan."

posted 03-26-2018 04:30 PM                  

Don the Con could use a few more spankings.

Can't wait to see the videos.

Very Sick that he compares his Daughter to a Porn Star.

posted 03-26-2018 07:17 PM                  

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...and hilLIARy panties as a cape!

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THAT'S funny!

posted 03-27-2018 03:00 PM                  

By Brian Flood | Fox News

The mainstream media is completely obsessed with Stormy Daniels after the adult film star’s widely viewed interview on “60 Minutes,” but some of President Trump’s biggest critics are having a hard time faking outrage over the alleged one-time affair.

CNN analyst Mark Geragos essentially admitted that CNN wants him to go on TV and bash Trump, but he couldn’t find the motivation after the “60 Minutes” interview and peeled back the curtain on Jeff Zucker’s programming strategy in the process. CNN was all-in with post-show coverage of the “60 Minutes” interview, conducted by the network’s Anderson Cooper, but the liberal attorney spoiled the Trump-bashing party.

“I know that as a CNN analyst I’m supposed to give you some smart, legal insight here but I really am somewhat perplexed and bewildered as to what the endgame is here,” Geragos said on Sunday evening.

Geragos said he believes Daniels in general but doesn’t think the allegations are a big deal.

“I understand we’re supposed to beat our chests and say, ‘This is horrible and blah blah blah,’ and I’m not a great supporter of Donald Trump at all,” Geragos said.

ABC News’ predominantly liberal “The View” had Daniels’ attorney, Michael Avenatti on to discuss the interview on Monday but co-host Whoopi Goldberg downplayed the significance of his client’s chat with Cooper.

“I think people thought there was going to be like a smoking gun here,” Goldberg said directly to Avenatti. “Did we miss something?”

Co-host Joy Behar, who was recently forced to apologize for mocking Vice President Mike Pence’s Christian faith, even pressed Avenatti on whether or not there is actually evidence regarding claims that Daniels was threatened.

MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough is about as anti-Trump as anyone in mainstream media. The former Republican congressman disassociated himself from the GOP amid disagreements with the president and is now a registered Independent. His co-host and fiancé, Mika Brzezinski, questions Trump’s mental health on a regular basis and has been on the receiving end of personal attacks from Trump’s Twitter account.

But despite the on-going feud with President Trump, the MSNBC star had a hard time believing some of the details alleged by Daniels after her attorney built up anticipation.

[Avenatti] told us two weeks ago that she was threatened with assault and we would find out more on ‘60 Minutes,’” Scarborough said. “When in fact we found out nothing new on ‘60 Minutes.’”

Scarborough then criticized Cooper for not following up on what the man that Daniels claims threatened her looks like.

“You wonder if they had some deal before the interview,” Scarborough said.

Daniels’ appearance on CBS’ “60 Minutes” averaged 22.1 million viewers, making it the most-watched episode of the newsmagazine in 10 years.