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And since hacking's in the

PeraclesPlease — Sun, 25 Sep 2016 10:58:10 +0000

In reply to Japanese Whispers: The Swift Boating of Hillary

And since hacking's in the news, Trump Hotels failed to notify customers their credit card info had been hacked - 2 times! But did I tell you the one about Hillary's email server that may have passed 3 poorly marked confidential memos and may have been hacked (but no one's seen any proof of it)?

[they say it's not the crime, it's the coverup - unless you're Trump, and then it's a free hall pass]

Another day, another Trump

PeraclesPlease — Sun, 25 Sep 2016 08:55:15 +0000

In reply to Japanese Whispers: The Swift Boating of Hillary

Another day, another Trump scandal - quick, we need a story to show "both sides do it". Donald does hundreds of millions in business with Russians in real estate, casinos & beauty pageants, wants to look at dropping sanctions, had a Russian shaker leading his campaign - and the Clinton Foundation*!!!

*Yes, a long New York Times expose noting that Bill Clinton seemed to help a Canadian buy Kazakh uranium assets plus gained some minor Wyoming mine, and later after the Canadian had divested, Putin essentially confiscated the uranium company - arresting the guy in charge as usual - and with a few paragraphs of indecipherable mush leads to the inevitable that it's the Clintons' fault, ignoring still $100 million in charity.

Good one Peracles!

Richard Day — Sat, 24 Sep 2016 21:21:50 +0000

In reply to Japanese Whispers: The Swift Boating of Hillary

Good one Peracles!

I hereby render unto Peracles the Dayly Blog of the Week for this here Dagblog site, given to all of Peracles from all of me.

Fair? Life aint fair--as my father would say constantly in his suds.

But damn. The Dems screwed up by not attacking that attack properly or the Voters were idiots! ha

Let's see how this plays out.

You have the Clinton Charitable legacy and you have T-Rump's charitable legacy.

You have forty years of public service vs. none.

Well done!