No 889 “En mi
opinión” Marzo
11, 2015
“IN GOD WE TRUST” Lázaro R González Miño EDITOR
Enero 20, 2017 FIN DEL DISPARATE
AMENPER: obama, irán y
la Constitución de los Estados Unidos
Artículo de la Constitución de Estados Unidos II Sección 2
El presidente estará facultado, por y con el Consejo y consentimiento del
Senado, para celebrar tratados, siempre que den su anuencia dos tercios de los
senadores presentes;
Diccionario
Tratado |ˈtrētē|Sustantivo (pl. tratados)
Un acuerdo formalmente concluido y ratificado entre países.
El Presidente de los
Estados Unidos NO tiene autoridad constitucional para llegar a acuerdos
vinculantes "de caballeros" entre él y otras potencias.
Hay buena razón para
esto - lo más obvio es que esto hace al Presidente un poder independiente del
consentimiento de los gobernados.
Porque haciéndose un
poder independiente del consentimiento de los gobernados se convierte en una
institución en y de sí mismo se convierte en un dictador. Para el
dictador autoritario le es necesario e indispensable para mantenerse en el
poder, que pueda mantenerse su propia ley (no la ley basada en el
consentimiento del pueblo de la nación). Este hombre luego se convierte en la piedra
angular de la ley y la estabilidad. Entonces va contra todas sus
leyes y todos los enlaces de hombres que le impiden mantener su poder
autoritario político y económico.
Este es el cambio
fundamental que Obama va a traer a Estados Unidos. Y nos mantendrá de rodillas.
Los congresistas
que envían una carta a Irán, no "socavan" la autoridad de
Obama, como los liberales nos dicen, ellos están ejercitando su
autoridad como representantes electos por el pueblo según los obliga la Constitución.
Los legisladores
republicanos advirtieron a los líderes de Irán el lunes que cualquier acuerdo
nuclear que hagan con el Presidente Barack Obama podría expirar el día que deje
el cargo.
Los legisladores dicen
un que un acuerdo sin la aprobación de la legislatura, sería
insuficiente e inaplicable, y han hecho una serie de propuestas destinadas a
advertir a Irán sobre la constitución americana — como que del
presidente requiere permiso del Senado sobre cualquier acuerdo para ordenar
nuevas sanciones o sanción contra Irán o incluso hacer una declaración de
guerra preventiva.
La carta fue escrita el
senador Tom Cotton de Arkansas, veterano de la guerra de Iraq, que
se opone a las negociaciones con Irán. Está dirigido a los "líderes de la
República Islámica de Irán" y se presenta como una cartilla constitucional
al gobierno de a un adversario estadounidense.
La firma del líder de la
mayoría del Senado Mitch McConnell de Kentucky está en la
carta, como la de varios posibles candidatos presidenciales.
La carta explica la
diferencia entre un tratado ratificado por el Senado y un mero acuerdo entre
Obama y, el Ayatollah Ali Khamenei de Irán.
Advirtieron los
senadores: "el próximo Presidente podría revocar un acuerdo ejecutivo con
el trazo de un plumazo, y futuros congresos podrían modificar los términos del
acuerdo en cualquier momento".
El ministro de
relaciones exteriores iraní Mohammed Javad Zarif respondió a medios de
comunicación estatales, desestimando la carta como una "estratagema
propagandística" teniendo en cuenta que muchos acuerdos internacionales
son "meros acuerdos ejecutivo."
Claro que estaba
hablando de países donde los dictadores ignoran la constitución.
Sugirió que los
senadores estaban socavando no sólo el trato prospectivo con Irán sino así como
otros acuerdos internacionales.
Este interés de Irán es
una indicación de las ventajas que ellos ven en los acuerdos.
El movimiento de los
republicanos para detener un acuerdo nuclear con Irán viene tan sólo unos días
después el primer ministro israelí Benjamin Netanyahu habló a una reunión
conjunta del Congreso a invitación del republicano House Speaker John Boehner.
En su discurso,
Netanyahu advirtió sin rodeos a los Estados Unidos que un acuerdo allanaría el
camino de Irán hacia una bomba nuclear.
Todo esto viene junto a
las noticias que fuerzas armadas de Irán están tomando la iniciativa en los
mandos del ejército de Iraq, tomando parte en las operaciones de guerra.
Lo que advirtió
Netanyahu es que una victoria contra ISIS en que Irán tomara la iniciativa y
controlará a Iraq sería una derrota peligrosa, no una victoria. Sus
palabras están tomando forma de profecía.
Irán dice que su
programa es exclusivamente para fines de investigación médica y energía
pacífica.
No dicen para qué
entonces los misiles de largo alcance.
La fecha límite
para el acuerdo entero es julio.
En la carta, Cotton sus
colegas hicieron hincapié en que los presidentes pueden servir sólo ocho años
mientras que los senadores pueden permanecer en la oficina durante décadas. La
implicación era que sin la anuencia del Congreso, el trato podría desmoronarse
al sucesor de Obama ser juramentado en enero de 2017.
Pero por sí mismos, los
republicanos del Congreso no serán capaces, en este momento, de
bloquear un acuerdo internacional.
McConnell ha hablado de
una acción más adelante este mes autorizando al Congreso a votar sí o no sobre
un trato. Pero esa votación sería simbólica.
El tratado será aprobado
en contra de la ley y la voluntad de los ciudadanos.
Por eso es tan
importante dejarse de diferencias ortodoxamente doctrinales y asegurarse que el
próximo presidente sea una persona que anule el tratado. Y eso sólo
se logrará si el candidato demócrata es derrotado en las elecciones. El
congreso se mantendrá con mayoría republicana, lo que necesitamos es un
presidente que no ejercite el veto de una acción del congreso y el senado,
sobre el tratado, y esto lo haría cualquiera de los candidados que
aspiran a la presidencia por el partido republicano.
Es la única manera de
mantener la geopolítica en jaque para no caer en manos de nuestros enemigos.
AMENPER: Privacidad
muy conveniente
Tengo mis
dudas sobre que pensar sobre los admiradores de Hillary Clinton cuando oigo sus
declaraciones. ¿Son completamente estúpidos? ¿O se hacen los
estúpidos?-
Creo que
esto es lo que sabe Hillary, ella sabe que no tiene ninguna oportunidad con
nosotros, y que sus seguidores por diversas razones la siguen sin importarle lo
que hace.
Únicamente
se puede entender si esto es así, por la manera de que Hillary explicó porque
uso un servidor privado de Bill para todos sus E Mail. Era conveniente tener un
solo teléfono. Empezar una declaración diciendo que el servidor
sigue siendo privado diciendo que no se puede tocar, esto me parece que a
cualquiera otra persona le hubieran dicho que si la vida de ella era pública
como servidor público no tiene derecho a privacidad en cuestiones como
estas.
Por
“conveniencia” no es una buena excusa en un secretario de
estado. Pero privacidad si es conveniente en sus caso porque
despues de todo que importa esto, ella es Hillary Clinton puede hacer lo que
quiera, todo es legal porque ella es la legalidad.
Pero el
problema que no es una excusa de ninguna clase. Dice que así nada
más que tenía que tener un solo teléfono. Es un insulto a todos los
que tuvimos que oír esto si yo hubiera sido admirador de ella también me
hubiera sentido insultado.
Primero
puedes tener un solo teléfono con dos o tres servidores de correos
electrónicos, de hecho yo tengo dos AOL y el del negocio, y soy un comemierda
que tengo que contestarlos yo mismo, por eso hay veces que se me han cruzado
los cables y le he mandado E Mails equivocados a ustedes. Así que pudieramos decir
de Hillary que tiene una corte a su disposición cada minuto del día. Después,
públicamente en una entrevista ella había dicho que tenía varios teléfonos
entre ellos I Pod y un Blackberry.
Bueno, vamos
a dejar que sea el editorial del WSJ el que les diga algo más sobre esto.
Clinton-Alt-Delete
Hillary puts on a 1990s revival show about her private emails.
Hillary Clinton ’s admirers say she’ll run for President in part by
invoking the glory days of the 1990s. For a taste of that era, we recommend her
brief press conference Tuesday explaining why she had used a private email
account as Secretary of State. It had everything nostalgia buffs could
want—deleted evidence, blustery evasions, and preposterous explanations that
only James Carville could pretend to believe.
In the preposterous category, Mrs. Clinton explained that she preferred a
private email account simply as a “convenience” because it allowed her to
“carry just one device for my work and for my personal emails instead of two.”
We know plenty of people who have two accounts on the same device, and they
don’t even have a retinue of aides to help carry their devices.
To allow for such splendid convenience, Mrs. Clinton had to go to the
inconvenience of getting her own domain name for this secret email on the day
of her confirmation hearing in 2009, and then setting up a system to manage it.
Her “one device” excuse reminds us of her explanation from 1993 that she had
made a 10,000% killing on cattle futures by reading the Wall Street Journal.
The more likely truth is that she and her husband wanted to control how
much of her communications at State would eventually become public—in case,
say, she ran for President some day. And sure enough Mrs. Clinton violated
State Department policy at the time by not turning over the emails in that
private account to the government for its archives. She gave some of them to
State only after Congress had requested them as part of the Benghazi probe, and
State had none in its possession.
Asked on Tuesday why she didn’t turn over the emails from the start, Mrs.
Clinton ducked the question and claimed “I’d be happy to have somebody talk to
you about the rules.” She then added a new entry for the Clinton Ethics
Pantheon: “I fully complied with every rule that I was governed by.” Just not
the policy she was supposed to abide by.
The biggest news Tuesday was Mrs. Clinton’s disclosure that she has since
destroyed the rest of the emails that she didn’t turn over to State. These were
“personal” business, she averred, and “I didn’t see any reason to keep them.”
They were about, you know, things like daughter Chelsea’s wedding, her mother’s
funeral, and her “yoga routines,” and “no one wants their personal emails made
public.”
Now, that’s what we call convenient. With those emails gone, and her
private server off-limits to investigators, no one else will be able to see how
much of that “private” business really was private.
Though Mrs. Clinton conducted both State business and personal business in
her personal account, only she gets to determine what was really personal and
what was the business of State.
Mrs. Clinton also asserted that “I did not email any classified material to
anyone on my email. There is no classified material.” But the emails between a
Secretary of State and others in government don’t have to be classified to be
valuable to foreign hackers.
A simple report to the National Security Adviser about a conversation with
a foreign head of state, or advice on how to approach a meeting, could be
exploited against U.S. interests. If Mrs. Clinton’s email wasn’t hacked, as she
insists it wasn’t, she was lucky.
The entire performance raised more questions than it answered, but if the
1990s pattern holds don’t expect any more explanations. The Clinton method is
to settle on a defense and then hunker down unless some new information forces
her hand. Maybe the emails will show up in a White House bedroom in 2018, like
her Rose Law firm billing records once did. But until they do, the stonewall
will be the strategy.
Which ought to make Democrats nervous. They’ve convinced themselves that
only Mrs. Clinton can save them from a Republican government in 2017. They
might want to delete that assumption and think again.
AMENPER: REFRANES
ESPAÑOLES
Nadie muere la víspera de su muerte.
Nadie es tan viejo que no piense vivir otro año.
Nadie se mira su moco, pero sí el que le cuelga al otro.
Nadie sería mesonero si no fuera por el dinero
Ni compres mula coja pensando que ha de sanar, ni te cases con puta
pensando que ha de cambiar
Ni de malva buen vencejo, ni de estiércol buen olor, ni de puta buen amor
No comas judías cuando hayas de andar entre gente de cortesía
No comer por no cagar es dos veces ahorrar
No es macho quien tiene muchas mujeres, macho es el que se aguanta con una
sola.
No es pecado ser pendejo, el pecado es no querer dejar de serlo.
No hables mal de las mujeres si te espera una en casa
No hay cosa más rica, que rascar donde pica.
No hay generación donde no haya o puta o ladrón.
No son hombres todos los que mean en la pared.
En toda aldea encontrarás perros con pulgas y casas con putas
Nunca falta un culo para un bacín
Nunca te metas con uno mas jodido que tu; porque se joden los dos.
Puede usar quien tenga en gana, su culo de palangana.
Puta en ventana, mala mañana.
Puta la madre, puta la hija, puta la manta que las cobija.
Puta primaveral, alcahueta otoñal y beata invernal.
Puta en ventana, mala mañana.
Puta la madre, puta la hija, puta la manta que las cobija.
Puta primaveral, alcahueta otoñal y beata invernal.
Para ser puta y no ganar nada, más vale ser mujer honra(da
Mujer llorona, es puta o ladrona.
Los hombres más importantes, se miden por sus amantes.
Cabellos y virgos, muchos hay postizos
Caga más un buey que cien golondrinas
Chocolate y agua fría, cagalera a mediodía
AMENPER: Dependencia de los Milagros…
Dependencia de los
Milagros, este parece una versión de la virgen o el nombre de una
muchacha latina, pero es simplemente la descripción de una situación que ocurre
muy a menudo. Las personas viven su vida esperando un milagro que le
resuelva sus problemas.
Por eso la riqueza de
Las Vegas y de la rentabilidad de las loterías.
Creo sinceramente que la
vida es una serie de casualidades fortuitas, y todo lo que hacemos y todos los
que nos encontramos están puesto en nuestro camino necesitan nuestra decisión,
y esa decisión puede cambiar nuestra vida. Las decisiones que
tomamos pueden ser malas o buenas, y ahí está el detalle, lo que hay que hacer
es que aprender de nuestras malas decisiones para no repetirlas y tratar de
estudiar cada decisión para minimizar las malas decisiones.
Lo que no debemos
de hacer es llevar nuestra vida con una dependencia de lo que en inglés llaman
“wishful thinking” o sea un deseo de nuestro pensamiento o un milagro de que
todo sea como nosotros queremos que sea, porque ese milagro nos puede explotar
en la cara y ser un factor determinante negativo en nuestro futuro.
Todos nosotros tuvimos
que tomar una decisión difícil, abandonar nuestra patria, tuvimos que medir las
consecuencias de irnos o quedarnos. El factor del deseo de nuestro
pensamiento, la caída de Castro, demoró a todos, pero a algunos más que otros
porque dejaron que sus ilusiones empañaran la realidad.
El soñar con que nuestra
única solución después que de una manera progresiva de lucha de clases se
estableció la consolidación de la revolución comunista, fuera esperar que los
americanos nos ayudaran a quitar al que el pueblo puso, no era muy lógico, no
podemos depender de otros, porque cada país tiene que responder por sus propios
intereses, y los gobernantes tiene que actuar según lo que consideren lo mejor
para su país, no para el nuestro, y no podemos imponerles el deseo de nuestro
pensamiento, pueden estar equivocados, pero no es una traición porque no tienen
ninguna obligación para con ninguna otra nación como no afecte sus intereses
nacionales..
Para otros, el deseo de
su pensamiento que los mantuvo en cuba era el milagro de que el paraíso
comunista iba a resolver todos los deseos de nuestro pensamientos el próximo
año.
Cuando las diferentes
personas que por una razón u otra en el espectro político de Cuba, se dieron
cuenta de que puede haber milagros, pero que la mayor parte de los milagros
tienen que salir del milagro que Dios nos dio que es el sentido común, entonces
era un poco tarde para recuperar los años perdidos, y su mala decisión había afectado
el resto de su vida.
Cuando abandoné mi
patria lo hice porque en el 1960, después de Bahía de Cochinos, me parecía que
estaba luchando contra mi propio pueblo, y es triste llorar cuando el pueblo
ríe. Ese fue un factor y un razonamiento de que el deseo de mi
pensamiento no iba a ocurrir y que tenía que usar mi sentido común.
La mayoría de nosotros
estuvimos esperando un deseo de nuestro pensamiento, la victoria de
Mitt Romney en las pasadas elecciones.
Romney hubiera sido uno
de los mejores presidentes que hubiera tenido la nación. Pero no era
doctrinalmente limpio para algunos conservadores.
¿Pero que es un
conservador? Algunos que se dicen conservadores me lucen militantes
revolucionarios. Un conservador es el que quiere conservar los
valores y el status económico, y sobre todas las cosas, amante de la libertad
absoluta, y no creo que Romney pudiera ser acusado de no cumplir esos
requisitos, como no lo es ninguno de los candidatos que se presentan hoy en
día.
Un conservador no usa
arengas y dogmas rígidos, porque la libertad absoluta es centro, el núcleo de
conservadurismo. Un conservador no puede ser dogmático, porque los
dogmas y doctrinas impuestos esclavizan el pensamiento. Un verdadero
conservador mide cada situación de acuerdo con las circunstancias y toma su
decisión libremente, no por una doctrina rígida sino por lo que decide que es
mejor para la solución final que es tratar de conservar nuestros valores
morales y económicos. Las doctrinas son para los fanáticos religiosos y las filosofías
políticas de izquierda como el marxismo.
Por favor, recuerden
como un mantra, no existen doctrinas conservadoras, existen personas con
pensamientos conservadores.
Algunos,
como en el caso de cuando tuvimos que tomar la decisión en Cuba, tendrán diferentes
maneras, diferentes puntos de vistas, pero como en Cuba al final lo que no
queríamos era el desgobierno comunista, aquí lo que tenemos en común es que
queremos recobrar los valores con un presidente que crea en la democracia
representativa.
Algunos
candidatos reúnen las condiciones para que sean nuestros deseos de nuestros
pensamientos, Pero si nos ponemos a atacar virulentamente, como ya
está pasando, al otro candidato, estamos dando municiones que los demócratas
usarán contra el otro candidato se es el que se escoja en las primarias para la
elección general. Hay que votar por cualquiera, porque ninguno es
cualquiera, todos son mucho mejores que el mejor del partido demócrata.
Hay algo que los que
tienen la responsabilidad en los medios de comunicación y en las asociaciones
políticas conservadoras tienen que tener en cuenta. La mayor parte
del público está muy ocupado en su trabajo y sus diversiones para educarse
políticamente, y es políticamente analfabeto, sobre todo entre los de nuestra
comunidad que nunca supieron lo que era un sistema democrático en su
patria. Hay la tendencia cuando ven las luchas intestinas de
sentir repulsión con la política, y deciden ignorarla, como nos pasó en Cuba.
No se dan cuenta que el que por ignorar la política no quiere decir
que la política te va a ignorar a ti, y cuando se dan cuenta, ya es demasiado
tarde.
Quiero creer que el que
Romney no haya ganado no fue una casualidad, es una lección, si empezamos unas
primarias dejándonos llevar por las emociones de los contrarios al elegido por
los deseos de nuestro pensamiento, no hemos aprendido la lección y en vez de un
milagro de nuevo viviremos una película de horror en el 2016.
EXPOSED: Undercover Video
Shows Hillary Clinton Incriminate Herself Over Email Scandal [WATCH]
Just at the 3:30 mark is where you will hear Hillary
Clinton confess it all, ‘Why would I use emails?’
CLINTON: As much as I’ve been investigated and all of that, you know,
why would I—I don’t even want—why would I ever want to do e-mail?
Mr. PAUL: No, no.
CLINTON: Can you imagine?
BREAKING:
What The Judge Who Blocked Amnesty Order Just Did Could Blow Up Obama’s Plan
This
could expose a big lie told to the court...
The
federal judge in Texas who blocked President Obama’s executive amnesty order is
calling government lawyers on the carpet.
Judge Andrew Hanen late Monday ordered
Obama’s legal team to appear in the judge’s courtroom to explain how and why
they allegedly lied about what the government has already done with regard to
granting rights and privileges to some 100,000 illegal immigrants.
Several days ago, Western
Journalism reported
that lawyers for the Justice Department had made an astonishing admission —
that the Obama administration had misled the federal judge about actions
already undertaken as a result of the president’s executive order on amnesty.
Now, as U.S.
News & World Report tells
us, the federal judge is none too happy and has just told government lawyers
thay must appear in court on March 19th.
“The hearing is in response to a filing last
week in which the government acknowledged three-year deportation reprieves were
granted before Hanen’s Feb. 16 injunction, which temporarily halted Obama’s
action, sparing from deportation as many as 5 million people in the U.S.
illegally.”
The coalition of 26 states which had
convinced Judge Hanen to temporarily block Obama’s executive amnesty charges
that the government misled the judge about not implementing part of the plan
before the judge halted it, giving the states more time to argue against the
president’s unilateral action on immigration.
As Breitbart notes: “Government attorneys had
previously said officials wouldn’t accept such requests under Obama’s action
until Feb. 18.”
The Reuters news agency says that Judge Hanen had
been asked by the administration to decided by Monday whether he would put on
hold his previous decision to block Obama’s executive action. Instead of
answering that administration request, the judge made his own demand of the
Obama legal team.
Judge Hanen’s decision to block Obama’s
amnesty oder was an initial victory for the states that brought the case
alleging Obama had exceeded his powers by using his pen to let close to 5
million illegal immigrants stay without threat of deportation and also be
granted Social Security numbers, work permits and possible federal
tax “refunds” even
though they had never paid income taxes.
Read more at http://www.westernjournalism.com/breaking-judge-blocked-amnesty-order-just-blow-obamas-plan/#GrjXVv5cyEq4PaUy.99
Read more at http://www.westernjournalism.com/breaking-judge-blocked-amnesty-order-just-blow-obamas-plan/#GrjXVv5cyEq4PaUy.99
Scott
Walker Punches Back Twice As Hard At Obama
“Despite a stagnant national economy and a lack of
leadership in Washington, since we took office, Wisconsin’s unemployment rate
is down... View Enlarged Image
Principles: If Republicans want to know how to respond
to President Obama's barbs and attacks, they should pay close attention to what
Gov. Scott Walker said after Obama smacked him for signing a right-to-work
bill.
Obama, who believes that he should comment on anything
and everything under the sun, issued a written statement condemning the law.
"I'm deeply disappointed," he said,
"that a new anti-worker law in Wisconsin will weaken, rather than
strengthen, workers in the new economy."
Obama then claimed that Walker's action was part of an
"inexcusable assault on unions, led by powerful interests and their allies
in government."
Clearly Obama needs to take a civics refresher course.
After all, the bill that landed on Walker's desk was the result of the state's
duly elected representatives' 62-35 vote in favor of it — and that after 20
hours of debate. In other words, democracy at work.
But what's really interesting is how Walker responded
to Obama's tantrum. Rather than meekly taking Obama's blows, as most
Republicans seem wont to do, Walker punched back — hard.
"On the heels of vetoing Keystone pipeline
legislation, which would have paved the way to create thousands of quality,
middle-class jobs, the president should be looking to states, like Wisconsin,
as an example for how to grow our economy," Walker told National Review Online.
"Despite a stagnant national economy and a lack
of leadership in Washington, since we took office, Wisconsin's unemployment
rate is down to 5%, and more than 100,000 jobs and 30,000 businesses have been
created."
Bam! In just two sentences, Walker shoved Obama's
phony concern for workers back at him and pointed out that Wisconsin is growing
its economy despite the flat recovery Obama's policies have produced
nationwide.
Early in the Obama administration, when public anger
over ObamaCare was rising at town hall meetings, Jim Messina, a top White House
adviser at the time, reportedly offered Democrats this advice:
"If you get hit, we will punch back twice as
hard."
Obama himself said during his first presidential run
that "if they bring a knife to the fight, we bring a gun."
The problem is that Republicans too often pull their
punches or just run away from the fight. It's unfortunate and unnecessary. When
the GOP resolutely defends free-market principles as Walker has done, it wins.
When they're defensive and apologetic, they lose.
Iran Hawks See a Possible
Conspiracy in Menendez Corruption Leak
A
Democratic senator is hit with corruption charges. A Republican governor stands
ready to replace the senator if he resigns. On paper, it's easy to imagine the
troubles of New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez setting up a partisan power
struggle.
That's
not how the Menendez story is playing out. On Friday afternoon, after CNN broke
the news that the Department of Justice was preparing a case against Menendez,
conservatives openly asked if this had anything to do with the debate over
Iran. Menendez, the ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee,
was wrangling Democrats for a sanctions bill that the White House had
threatened to veto.
Just
days before the leak, Menendez was onstage at the AIPAC conference, winning
ovation after ovation. "I am not intimidated by anyone," said
Menendez. Now, to many conservatives, it seemed as though someone was trying to
intimidate him. Bret Stephens, the Pulitzer-winning Wall Street Journal
columnist, reacted quickly and succinctly.
Since, then plenty of pundits have repeated that sentiment, and leading
conservative lawmakers like Ted Cruz have also weighed in.
How convenient was it that the key Democrat challenging the
administration on Iran, a tough legislator in the final stages of getting votes
for his bill, was hit with credibility-sinking charges. The question answered
itself. The Obama administration, wrote Lee Smith in Tablet, "took a page
from Michael Corleone’s handbook." In Iowa this past weekend, Texas Senator
Ted Cruz openly speculated about a DOJ hit on Menendez.
"The
timing is curious," he told reporters. The charges
raised "suggestions to other Democrats if you dare part
from [the] Obama White House that criminal prosecutions will be used
potentially as a weapon against you as well."
After
a Monday morning speech in New Hampshire, South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham
told Bloomberg Politics that the Menendez allegations did not sit right with
him.
"All
I can say is, they were leaked," Graham said. "He wasn't actually
charged officially. They leaked the fact that he may be charged, is gonna be
charged. I hate it when that happens for anybody. I like Bob. Like everybody
else, he's innocent until proven guilty. He's been a champion on the Iranian
nuclear issue. It just doesn't smell right."
Asked if he thought there was political pressure on the DOJ to embarrass Menendez, Graham said he didn't know. "I just know that leaking a potential indictment now–leaking it all, he doesn't deserve that," he said. "No American deserves that. Reading in the paper that you're going to be indicted, that's not how the system works. I'm just disgusted with the whole process."
Asked if he thought there was political pressure on the DOJ to embarrass Menendez, Graham said he didn't know. "I just know that leaking a potential indictment now–leaking it all, he doesn't deserve that," he said. "No American deserves that. Reading in the paper that you're going to be indicted, that's not how the system works. I'm just disgusted with the whole process."
Reached
Monday morning, the Justice Department declined to comment.
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Benghazi
chairman insists Clinton must testify twice
Created more questions than answers is typical of Hillary.
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The
chairman of the House panel investigating the 2012 terrorist attacks in
Benghazi, Libya, wants Hillary Clinton to testify “at least twice,” citing
comments she made at her Tuesday news conference about her use of a private
email account while secretary of State.
Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) said in
a statement following Clinton’s Tuesday press conference at the United Nations
that she had “created more questions than answers.”
The
first appearance “will be to clear up her role and resolve issues surrounding
her exclusive use of personal email to conduct official business,” according to
Gowdy. “This is necessary to establish our Committee has a complete record with
respect to Secretary Clinton’s time in office.”
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White
House Call Participants Want To Change ‘Thanksgiving Day’ To ‘Celebrate
Immigrants Day’ By Executive Order
Susan
Payne of Maryland participated in a conference call with Obama's White House.
A
conservative political activist who participated in a conference call with the
White House said President Obama should change Thanksgiving Day to a holiday
dedicated to illegal immigrants.
Susan
Payne of Maryland told radio talk show host Joe Miller on KOAN Wednesday this would be happening once this
“amnesty mill” is complete. Miller was the Republican nominee for the U.S.
Senate in Alaska in 2010.
Earlier this week, the House passed legislation authorizing
funding for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security through the end of the fiscal year. Inserted in that legislation is a provision
to proceed with President Obama’s executive actions on amnesty, a highly
contested issue on which the president ultimately prevailed.
“Once
this is all finished, there should be another executive order that changes
Thanksgiving to ‘Celebrate Immigrants Day.’” Payne said. “I was about ready to
blow my top when I heard that.”
The
activist told syndicated radio host Mark Levin in a previous interview earlier in the week the call was hosted by Cecilia Muñoz, assistant to the president and director of
the Domestic Policy Council.
Payne,
a contributor for radio station WCBM in Baltimore, said people called in from
various places in the United States including Chicago, Los Angeles, and
Vermont. Her impression of the call, as she described it on the air Wednesday,
was: “How can we make life better for an illegal alien? And basically kicking
the citizen out to the curb.”
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Clinton: Delete?
Hard Drive Destroyed?
Mrs. Clinton’s emails were backed up on her
personal server — not on a government one. But she argued that, because she had
sent emails to “government officials on their State or other .gov accounts so
that the emails were immediately captured and preserved,” she had complied with
the rule. Mrs. Clinton did not address how emails she had sent to people
outside the government had been preserved.
“Once the
American public begins to see the emails, they will have an unprecedented
insight into a high government official’s daily communications,” she said.
Mrs.
Clinton said that the server that housed her email address had been set up on
property guarded by the Secret Service, and that there had been no security
breaches. She said she had never emailed classified material to anyone.
It is
unclear if the emails were deleted irretrievably, and a spokesman for Mrs.
Clinton declined to elaborate on how she had erased the correspondence.
“If the
emails were on a server in her house and she deleted them, there’s a chance the
emails could still be on the server’s hard drive if you forensically examine
it,” said Chester Wisniewski, a senior security adviser at the computer
security firm Sophos. “To make sure the emails are really destroyed, you would
have to physically destroy the hard drive, which many companies and places like
the Defense Department often do.”
Mr. Wisniewski said that if the emails were
kept on a third-party provider, they were less likely to be recoverable.
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GOP Slams Clinton's Email Comments and 'History of Misleading'
Americans
Republicans Tuesday attacked Hillary Clinton's first
public comments on her use of private email as secretary of state, saying that
her refusal to make her server available for public scrutiny smacked of
hypocrisy amid previous claims about transparency and raised serious questions
about her judgment.
"The expectation that we merely trust that Secretary Clinton shared all relevant emails and that the process of vetting the emails was as thorough and unbiased as it should have been is insulting given the Clintons’ well-established history of misleading the American people," said California Rep. Darrell Issa.
"This matter cannot be put to rest without a thorough forensic examination of the email server and an unbiased independent review of the records in question."
South Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy, chairman of the House select committee investigating the 2012 Benghazi attacks, said the panel will now subpoena the former first lady for two rounds of testimony.
"Having finally heard from Secretary Clinton about her exclusive use of personal email with which to conduct official business while serving as Secretary of State, regrettably we are left with more questions than answers," Gowdy said. "Because Secretary Clinton has created more questions than answers, the select committee is left with no choice but to call her to appear at least twice."
Republican strategist Brad Blakeman described the remarks to Newsmax as "typical Clinton: avoid questions, parsed words.
"The expectation that we merely trust that Secretary Clinton shared all relevant emails and that the process of vetting the emails was as thorough and unbiased as it should have been is insulting given the Clintons’ well-established history of misleading the American people," said California Rep. Darrell Issa.
"This matter cannot be put to rest without a thorough forensic examination of the email server and an unbiased independent review of the records in question."
South Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy, chairman of the House select committee investigating the 2012 Benghazi attacks, said the panel will now subpoena the former first lady for two rounds of testimony.
"Having finally heard from Secretary Clinton about her exclusive use of personal email with which to conduct official business while serving as Secretary of State, regrettably we are left with more questions than answers," Gowdy said. "Because Secretary Clinton has created more questions than answers, the select committee is left with no choice but to call her to appear at least twice."
Republican strategist Brad Blakeman described the remarks to Newsmax as "typical Clinton: avoid questions, parsed words.
"Conveniently, all the 'personal' emails that she
deemed personal have been deleted — and she will not give the government access
to her server.
"This is the Clintons bunkering down — and now, she'll send her attack dogs out … to try to blame this on Republicans," Blakeman said.
In a session with reporters after speaking to the United Nations, Clinton admitted that she should have used a government email account during her four years as the nation's top diplomat, as well as a separate mobile device for her personal emails.
Clinton, the presumed Democratic candidate for the White House in 2016, said that most of her correspondence went to employees using government addresses — and those were automatically preserved.
She added that she provided the State Department with all of her emails that could possibly be work related for archiving purposes.
"I saw it as a matter of convenience," Clinton said at a news conference that came more than a week after The New York Times first disclosed her use of the private account for official business. "I now, looking back, think that it might have been smarter to have those two devices from the very beginning."
Clinton has been under fire for the private email use and the server on which the account was stored that she kept at the family compound in Chappaqua, New York.
Republicans and Internet experts have raised security concerns and have attacked Clinton for possibly shielding important facts about her tenure from the public. Democrats are also wary that the party's likely presidential front-runner could be tarnished.
Clinton took nine questions from reporters — and she appeared to contradict herself over the personal emails.
"This is the Clintons bunkering down — and now, she'll send her attack dogs out … to try to blame this on Republicans," Blakeman said.
In a session with reporters after speaking to the United Nations, Clinton admitted that she should have used a government email account during her four years as the nation's top diplomat, as well as a separate mobile device for her personal emails.
Clinton, the presumed Democratic candidate for the White House in 2016, said that most of her correspondence went to employees using government addresses — and those were automatically preserved.
She added that she provided the State Department with all of her emails that could possibly be work related for archiving purposes.
"I saw it as a matter of convenience," Clinton said at a news conference that came more than a week after The New York Times first disclosed her use of the private account for official business. "I now, looking back, think that it might have been smarter to have those two devices from the very beginning."
Clinton has been under fire for the private email use and the server on which the account was stored that she kept at the family compound in Chappaqua, New York.
Republicans and Internet experts have raised security concerns and have attacked Clinton for possibly shielding important facts about her tenure from the public. Democrats are also wary that the party's likely presidential front-runner could be tarnished.
Clinton took nine questions from reporters — and she appeared to contradict herself over the personal emails.
She said in her opening statement that "I chose
not to keep my private, personal emails," adding that "no one wants
their personal emails made public."
But when questioned further, Clinton admitted that the private server "contains personal communications from my husband and me" and that "the server will remain private.
"I feel that I have taken unprecedented steps to provide these work-related emails," she said. "They're going to be in the public domain."
Mike Rogers, the former GOP chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said that the decision whether the server remained private might not rest solely with Clinton.
"I'm not sure if she'll have that choice," he told Wolf Blitzer on CNN. "That will be the subject of probably a subpoena in the very near future.
"I think that's good for her," Rogers added. "I would think she would want to have a third party review that server and put that to bed."
Some Democrats supported Clinton's move to address reporters, but said the comments still raised concerns.
"I think she handled it well, but I do have to question: I have two email accounts and I only have one device," said Gabor Garai, a Democratic donor who is a lawyer in Boston. He raised about $50,000 for President Barack Obama in 2012.
But when questioned further, Clinton admitted that the private server "contains personal communications from my husband and me" and that "the server will remain private.
"I feel that I have taken unprecedented steps to provide these work-related emails," she said. "They're going to be in the public domain."
Mike Rogers, the former GOP chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said that the decision whether the server remained private might not rest solely with Clinton.
"I'm not sure if she'll have that choice," he told Wolf Blitzer on CNN. "That will be the subject of probably a subpoena in the very near future.
"I think that's good for her," Rogers added. "I would think she would want to have a third party review that server and put that to bed."
Some Democrats supported Clinton's move to address reporters, but said the comments still raised concerns.
"I think she handled it well, but I do have to question: I have two email accounts and I only have one device," said Gabor Garai, a Democratic donor who is a lawyer in Boston. He raised about $50,000 for President Barack Obama in 2012.
Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill said she believed the
email fiasco will subside.
"I think when it’s all settled out, the American people realize this is a very anxious Republican Party," McCaskill told The Hill before the news conference.
"She’s going to take a lot of incoming over the next 18 months," McCaskill added. "But she’s strong enough and tough enough to handle it."
Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings and four other Democrats on the Benghazi committee asked the State Department on Tuesday to release 850 pages of the emails Clinton turned over last year, Politico reports.
"Since the department has already produced approximately 850 pages of these documents to the Select Committee on Benghazi, we request that the department begin its review for public release with this subset of 850 pages of Benghazi-related documents in order to make them available to the public first without waiting for the full review of all 55,000 pages of documents," the Democrats wrote in a letter to the agency.
Other Republicans were not placated by Clinton's comments.
"Secretary Clinton would certainly like this matter to go away because it would be the most convenient scenario for her," said Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. "Today’s press conference does not bring closure to this matter."
He added that his panel "will continue looking into this matter to ensure that all records were properly preserved in accordance with the law.”
Idaho Sen. James Risch, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, slapped back Clinton's notion of using only one device for official and private communications.
"She talked about convenience," he also told Blitzer. "All of us carry at least two cell phones, at least two communication devices. That really isn't much of an excuse.
"If there's one thing you can predict about a Hillary Clinton issue, it will go on for a long time," Risch added. "Whitewater did. Benghazi did."
Michael Steel, a spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner, noted that the Benghazi committee had subpoenaed Clinton's emails last year. The panel received about 55,000 documents from the State Department.
"Secretary Clinton didn’t hand over her emails out of the goodness of her heart," Steel said. "She was forced to by smart, determined, and effective oversight. … The American people deserve the truth."
Regarding Clinton's subpoena from the Benghazi committee, Gowdy said that "the first appearance will be to clear up her role and resolve issues surrounding her exclusive use of personal email to conduct official business.
"This is necessary to establish that our committee has a complete record with respect to Secretary Clinton’s time in office," he said. "Our committee will then call her to appear … in a public hearing to answer questions specifically regarding Libya and the Benghazi terrorist attacks that took the lives of our four brave fellow citizens."
The assaults, on Sept. 11, 2012, killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans, including two former Navy SEALs.
"There's a difference between being cooperative and being truthful," Gowdy later toldGreta Van Susteren on Fox News, adding that the State Department had been cooperating with the select committee "up to a point."
"I think when it’s all settled out, the American people realize this is a very anxious Republican Party," McCaskill told The Hill before the news conference.
"She’s going to take a lot of incoming over the next 18 months," McCaskill added. "But she’s strong enough and tough enough to handle it."
Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings and four other Democrats on the Benghazi committee asked the State Department on Tuesday to release 850 pages of the emails Clinton turned over last year, Politico reports.
"Since the department has already produced approximately 850 pages of these documents to the Select Committee on Benghazi, we request that the department begin its review for public release with this subset of 850 pages of Benghazi-related documents in order to make them available to the public first without waiting for the full review of all 55,000 pages of documents," the Democrats wrote in a letter to the agency.
Other Republicans were not placated by Clinton's comments.
"Secretary Clinton would certainly like this matter to go away because it would be the most convenient scenario for her," said Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. "Today’s press conference does not bring closure to this matter."
He added that his panel "will continue looking into this matter to ensure that all records were properly preserved in accordance with the law.”
Idaho Sen. James Risch, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, slapped back Clinton's notion of using only one device for official and private communications.
"She talked about convenience," he also told Blitzer. "All of us carry at least two cell phones, at least two communication devices. That really isn't much of an excuse.
"If there's one thing you can predict about a Hillary Clinton issue, it will go on for a long time," Risch added. "Whitewater did. Benghazi did."
Michael Steel, a spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner, noted that the Benghazi committee had subpoenaed Clinton's emails last year. The panel received about 55,000 documents from the State Department.
"Secretary Clinton didn’t hand over her emails out of the goodness of her heart," Steel said. "She was forced to by smart, determined, and effective oversight. … The American people deserve the truth."
Regarding Clinton's subpoena from the Benghazi committee, Gowdy said that "the first appearance will be to clear up her role and resolve issues surrounding her exclusive use of personal email to conduct official business.
"This is necessary to establish that our committee has a complete record with respect to Secretary Clinton’s time in office," he said. "Our committee will then call her to appear … in a public hearing to answer questions specifically regarding Libya and the Benghazi terrorist attacks that took the lives of our four brave fellow citizens."
The assaults, on Sept. 11, 2012, killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans, including two former Navy SEALs.
"There's a difference between being cooperative and being truthful," Gowdy later toldGreta Van Susteren on Fox News, adding that the State Department had been cooperating with the select committee "up to a point."
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus
also called for oversight regarding Clinton's emails.
"Anything short of Hillary Clinton releasing her secret server to an independent arbiter would demonstrate that she’s not interested in being transparent with the American people," he said.
Blakeman told Newsmax that the debacle raised questions about Clinton's judgment.
"Not only to her judgment as secretary of state at the time, but her judgment as a would-be president: the fact that she exercised such poor judgment and control.
"This disqualifies her as a viable candidate," Blakeman said. "The problem for Democrats is that they've put all their eggs in one basket with her — and right now, that's all they've got."
The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.
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"Anything short of Hillary Clinton releasing her secret server to an independent arbiter would demonstrate that she’s not interested in being transparent with the American people," he said.
Blakeman told Newsmax that the debacle raised questions about Clinton's judgment.
"Not only to her judgment as secretary of state at the time, but her judgment as a would-be president: the fact that she exercised such poor judgment and control.
"This disqualifies her as a viable candidate," Blakeman said. "The problem for Democrats is that they've put all their eggs in one basket with her — and right now, that's all they've got."
The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.
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FORMER US AMBASSADOR: Hillary
Benefited from Email Double Standard
The Clintons act like they’re untouchable royalty. Time for that to stop!
A
former ambassador to Kenya who was fired when Hillary Clinton was in charge of
the State Department on Sunday accused Clinton of benefitting from a
double-standard when it came to using personal email for official business.
Scott
Gration, a former air force general who flew hundreds of sorties over Iraq,
spoke to CNN from Kenya about his disappointment at losing his “dream job” as
ambassador, saying: “As I look back, it does seem a bit unfair.
“It
does appear that there was a different standard that was used in my case and
was used in hers,” Gration said.
Senate
majority leader Mitch McConnell, meanwhile, said Clinton’s use of personal
email could have represented a security breach.
“I
am a little bit worried about the security of those emails, they could have
been prime targets for a cyber attack,” McConnell told CBS. “I don’t know what
the legal picture is.”
Republican
congressman Trey Gowdy, who is leading a House investigation into alleged State
Department mishandling of the 2012 attacks on US outposts in Benghazi, Libya,
expressed concern that Clinton’s use of a personal email service would prevent
his panel from obtaining key emails pertaining to the attacks.
“I
don’t want everything,” Gowdy said on CBS. “I just want everything related to
Libya and Benghazi.”
BOOM: Watch Lebanese TV Anchor SLAM
Misogynist Muslim Who Told Her to “Shut Up”
This
Lebanese woman doesn’t take crap from this sheik. Watch her rightfully put him
in his place.
“Please
don’t get all worked up,” Karaki says after telling the guest to skip over some
superfluous historical background. “We respect you and know you want to give a
complete answer.”
Al-Siba’i
responds: “Are you done? Shut up so I can talk.”
But
Karaki doesn’t shut up. Instead, she asks him how a “respected sheik can speak
to someone like that.” When he refuses to comply and arrogantly asserts that he
is respected whether the “woman” Karaki likes it or not, the host cuts his
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Carta
publica de los ciudadanos del Condado de Miami-Dade.doc
Alerta
para todos los automovilistas que pasan por los Talls..doc
Los electors de las
ciudades de Miami Beach, Miami, y de las ciudades limitrofes, que usamos
adiario estas autopistas, unos que vamos atrabajar en esas ciudades limitrofes
y otros que vienen a trabajar a estas ciudades, asi como los turistas que
se quejan del alto costo de los peajes y de la cantidad de puntos de control
que produce un gasto excesivo a los bolsillos de lso usuarios quell estamos
oblliados a corici;ar por ella, lo que nos hace mas vulnerables
economicamente, cuando todos sabemos que estamos en medio de una ya prolongada
Crisis Economia, que no se le ve el fin a corto ni mediano plazo
Por lo tanto estamos solicitando que se cancelen, dos de los tres puntos de control de la autopistaa 836 y que se rebajen las tarifas a $0.25 dolares para el que permanezca trabjando, de igual manera dejar uno solo en la auto;ista 112 de los dos que existen, que se eliminen los que estan en los acceso a las mismas.
Ademas es abusivo el precio que se cobra por circular por la via rapida de la I-95 el cual debe ser tambien rebajado, quizas a $5 dolares y seguro que van a circular mas vehiculos
Todas estas medidas Deben permanecer, hasta tanto se realice una auditoria exhaustiva del destino de estas abusivas recaudaciones=42%, lo poco gastado=24% y las enomres ganancias 72%, entre lo que se recaudaba con las instalaciones existentes en el 2008 y las construidas en el 2013, sin contar la terminacion de los puntos de control que se terminaron en el 2014
Les estamos adjuntando el articulo "Carta publica de los ciudadanos del Condado Miami-Dade, (30 de Diciembre del 2014) enviada a varias personas para que recolectaran las firmas a todos los interesados, para que firmaran sus protestas, personalmente obtuve 305 firmas en solo 2 dias.
Tenemos que destacar la informacion que se dió por el Canal 41, en el noticieo de la noche, sobre las mas de 40 personas que estan cobrando salarios mensuales, de mas de $100,000 dolares y que alcanaan al año unos $5 millones de dolares, algo que nunca se nos inform en los intercambio de mensajes que sostuvimos con esa comision.
Pienso que el Poder judicial debia interesarse en esta intrigante situacion
Ing. Armando Lopez-Calleja.-Miembro del CNP de Cuba en el Exilio y de la UCP
Nota; Les adjunto el mensaje enviado a la Prensa, a los gobernantes del Condado de Miami Dade, Miami Beach,et. el pasado 4 de Agossto del 2013, "Alerta a los automovilistas que pasan por los TALLS. dando un llamado a todos para que estudiaran las reales necesidades de construir nuevos tolls y aumentar el precio del peaje, abusando siin necesidad la economia de todos los electors que pasan por esas autopistas.....Cierto
Por lo tanto estamos solicitando que se cancelen, dos de los tres puntos de control de la autopistaa 836 y que se rebajen las tarifas a $0.25 dolares para el que permanezca trabjando, de igual manera dejar uno solo en la auto;ista 112 de los dos que existen, que se eliminen los que estan en los acceso a las mismas.
Ademas es abusivo el precio que se cobra por circular por la via rapida de la I-95 el cual debe ser tambien rebajado, quizas a $5 dolares y seguro que van a circular mas vehiculos
Todas estas medidas Deben permanecer, hasta tanto se realice una auditoria exhaustiva del destino de estas abusivas recaudaciones=42%, lo poco gastado=24% y las enomres ganancias 72%, entre lo que se recaudaba con las instalaciones existentes en el 2008 y las construidas en el 2013, sin contar la terminacion de los puntos de control que se terminaron en el 2014
Les estamos adjuntando el articulo "Carta publica de los ciudadanos del Condado Miami-Dade, (30 de Diciembre del 2014) enviada a varias personas para que recolectaran las firmas a todos los interesados, para que firmaran sus protestas, personalmente obtuve 305 firmas en solo 2 dias.
Tenemos que destacar la informacion que se dió por el Canal 41, en el noticieo de la noche, sobre las mas de 40 personas que estan cobrando salarios mensuales, de mas de $100,000 dolares y que alcanaan al año unos $5 millones de dolares, algo que nunca se nos inform en los intercambio de mensajes que sostuvimos con esa comision.
Pienso que el Poder judicial debia interesarse en esta intrigante situacion
Ing. Armando Lopez-Calleja.-Miembro del CNP de Cuba en el Exilio y de la UCP
Nota; Les adjunto el mensaje enviado a la Prensa, a los gobernantes del Condado de Miami Dade, Miami Beach,et. el pasado 4 de Agossto del 2013, "Alerta a los automovilistas que pasan por los TALLS. dando un llamado a todos para que estudiaran las reales necesidades de construir nuevos tolls y aumentar el precio del peaje, abusando siin necesidad la economia de todos los electors que pasan por esas autopistas.....Cierto
Existen muchas quejas
sobre el aumento excesivo a los peajes y la construcción de adicionales
aparatos electronicos de cobro de peajes, pero tanto los gobernantes elegidos
como la prensa en general no informan al público la razón de haberse
constítuido una Autoridad de Transito en Carreteras Condal (MDX) y la capacidad
de determinar su funcionamiento recaudador y de inversión en construcción.
Anteriormente todo el
dinero que se recaudaba por ese concepto se enviaba al Gobierno Estatal que lo
repartía a partes iguales a los distintos condados, pero aunque Miami-Dade recaudaba
mas dinero, recibía lo mismo que los demás condados, ahora ese dinero recaudado
se queda en Miami-Dade. Lo negativo de esa entidad independiente creada
por la Legislatura Estatal, para colectar dinero o sea impuestos por usar las
carreteras, carece de miembros elegidos por los votantes, por lo cuál no temen
ser revocados en sus puestos, solamente tener el favor de los oficiales que los
nombraron. Varios ciudadanos han comparecido en programas televisivos, entre
ellos el Arquitecto Civil, Sr. Armando López Calleja, que ha demostrado con
cifras conseguidas de esa agencia gubernamental, que no era necesario esos
altos aumentos debido a que existe un sobrante de mas de dos billones de
dolares, además de tener un aparato burocratico extenso y exageradamente
remunerado. Los ciudadanos de este condado debemos escribir a nuestros
congresistas estatales para DEMANDAR que esos dirigentes sean elegidos por
nosotros.
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Sarah Palin: Hillary Should Have Followed My Example on Emails
Sarah Palin says Hillary Clinton should have followed
the former vice presidential candidate's example in releasing her emails
publicly the way Palin did when she came under fire as Alaska's governor, The
Washington Post reported.
Noting the irony, it appears Clinton was tracking with Palin who kept a state email account and then also created a Yahoo personal account, warning friends to use the latter, lest their correspondence became public record, the Post wrote.
"My NEW personal/private/confidential account will now be: gov.sarah@yahoo.com All other people will be emailing me through the state system at governor@gov.state.ak.us and that is NOT a confidential/private account so — warning — everyone and their mother will be able to read emails that arrive via that state address,” Palin wrote while governor.
Noting the irony, it appears Clinton was tracking with Palin who kept a state email account and then also created a Yahoo personal account, warning friends to use the latter, lest their correspondence became public record, the Post wrote.
"My NEW personal/private/confidential account will now be: gov.sarah@yahoo.com All other people will be emailing me through the state system at governor@gov.state.ak.us and that is NOT a confidential/private account so — warning — everyone and their mother will be able to read emails that arrive via that state address,” Palin wrote while governor.
Regardless, such flouting of transparency in
government earned the ire of at least one opinions editor at the Alaska
Dispatch News, Scott Woodham, who slammed the "hypocrisy" of Palin,
noting that "the erosion of public oversight and accountability is a
direct threat to representative democracy," the Post
said. It added that Palin, unlike Clinton, did not use one
private account exclusively while in office.
Palin, in an editorial posted on the Fox News website Monday, said she had faced tough scrutiny over her emails, which were released in 2011. She thinks Clinton should, too.
"As Secretary of State under Obama, Hillary Clinton used private email accounts on a privately maintained server 100 percent of the time for 100 percent government business," Palin noted. "That's unethical, no doubt illegal, and flies in the face of all claims of transparency. Hillary Clinton and her staff weren't trying to be in compliance with the law; they were skirting it altogether. "
Palin, in an editorial posted on the Fox News website Monday, said she had faced tough scrutiny over her emails, which were released in 2011. She thinks Clinton should, too.
"As Secretary of State under Obama, Hillary Clinton used private email accounts on a privately maintained server 100 percent of the time for 100 percent government business," Palin noted. "That's unethical, no doubt illegal, and flies in the face of all claims of transparency. Hillary Clinton and her staff weren't trying to be in compliance with the law; they were skirting it altogether. "
Palin joked about her own email scandal, writing:
"The release of my emails was a great boon for Alaska's tourism industry
because dozens of national reporters descended on Alaska to pour through tens
of thousands of pages of my emails looking for some smoking gun. They even
crowd-sourced the work out to the general public to help them look for dirt!
They were sorely disappointed."
Clinton, on Tuesday, defended the use of private emails as a matter of convenience but agreed it might have been better if she had separated her work and personal correspondence, USA Today reported.
"Looking back it would have been better to use separate phones and two separate e-mail accounts," Clinton said, addressing the scandal publicly for the first time. "I thought one (mobile) device would be simpler. Obviously, it hasn't worked out that way." Read Latest Breaking News from Newsmax.com http://www.newsmax.com/Headline/email-scandal-Sarah-Palin/2015/03/10/id/629362/#ixzz3U5D1LGNY
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Clinton, on Tuesday, defended the use of private emails as a matter of convenience but agreed it might have been better if she had separated her work and personal correspondence, USA Today reported.
"Looking back it would have been better to use separate phones and two separate e-mail accounts," Clinton said, addressing the scandal publicly for the first time. "I thought one (mobile) device would be simpler. Obviously, it hasn't worked out that way." Read Latest Breaking News from Newsmax.com http://www.newsmax.com/Headline/email-scandal-Sarah-Palin/2015/03/10/id/629362/#ixzz3U5D1LGNY
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Wikipedia to File Lawsuit Challenging Mass Surveillance by NSA
Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit organization that runs free
online encyclopedia Wikipedia, will file a lawsuit against the National
Security Agency and the U.S. Department of Justice, challenging the
government's mass surveillance program.
The lawsuit, to be filed on Tuesday, alleges that the NSA's mass
surveillance of Internet traffic in the United States - often called Upstream
surveillance - violates the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment, which protects
freedom of speech and association, and the Fourth Amendment, which protects against
unreasonable search and seizure.
The NSA's Upstream surveillance program captures communications
with "non-U.S. persons" in order to acquire foreign intelligence
information.
"By tapping the backbone of the internet, the NSA is
straining the backbone of democracy," Lila Tretikov, executive director of
the Wikimedia Foundation wrote in a blog post on its website.
"Wikipedia is founded on the freedoms of expression, inquiry,
and information. By violating our users' privacy, the NSA is threatening the intellectual
freedom that is central to people's ability to create and understand
knowledge."
The NSA's current practices exceed the authority granted by the
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act that Congress amended in 2008, Wikimedia
said.
"We are asking the court to order an end to the NSA's dragnet
surveillance of Internet traffic," Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales wrote in
an opinion piece in the New York Times.
Wikimedia and eight other organizations filing the lawsuit,
including the Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International USA, will be
represented by the American Civil Liberties Union.
Major U.S. technology companies suffering from the fallout of
NSA's mass surveillance programs are uniting to shore up their defenses against
government intrusion.
The NSA and the DoJ were not immediately available for comment
outside regular U.S. business hours.
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What
Difference Does It Make? Americans Are Paying Attention to Latest Clinton
Controversy
Former
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton set social media on fire Tuesday afternoon
as she addressed the press for the first time since it was revealed she used
her personal email address to conduct official government business.
“I thought using one device
would be simpler,” @HillaryClinton said of the email controversy.
The newest
scandal involving the presidential hopeful is garnering the attention of not
just those deemed the “political elite,” but Americans living and working far
from Washington, D.C., as well.
According
to analysis from Echelon Insights, a research and digital intelligence firm,
Clinton’s controversy sparked interest on social media most among those
considered “Beltway elites.” However, the issue was not lost among the general
population.
In
analyzing the top political topics in the week since news of Clinton’s use of a
personal email address broke, most Americans using Twitter took interest
primarily in Israel and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu
addressed members of Congress in Washington, D.C., last week. The Clinton
controversy followed closely behind in interest.
Hillary: 'Would Have Been Better' to Use Two Email Accounts
Likely Democratic presidential candidate Hillary
Clinton said on Tuesday it would have been better if she had used a government
email account and a separate mobile device as U.S. secretary of state, but said
the vast majority of her correspondence went to employees using government
addresses.
Clinton has come under fire for her use of a private email account
for official business when she served as the top U.S. diplomat because of
concerns about security and concerns that she shielded important facts about
her tenure from the public.
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"I saw it as a matter of convenience,"
Clinton told reporters during a press conference at the United Nations in New
York in an effort to defuse the controversy over her use of a single mobile
device and a private email account.
"I now, looking back, think that it might have been smarter
to have those two devices from the very beginning."
Clinton, the presumed front-runner for the 2016 Democratic
presidential nomination, said she had provided to the State Department all of
her emails that could possibly be work related for archiving purposes.
She said she chose not to keep personal emails on topics such as
her daughter's wedding.
Clinton said that her emails sent to government addresses had been
automatically preserved.
Clinton tried to head off criticism last week by urging the State
Department to quickly review and release her emails.
That was not enough to placate Republicans, who have questioned
her transparency and ethics, and some Democrats, who are wary that the party's
front-runner for the 2016 White House race could be tarnished.
Clinton's decision to address reporters reflects a calculation
among her advisers that the issue was ballooning into crisis-like proportions.
The story has dominated cable news for days.
The issue has complicated what has been seen as a clear pathway
for the Democratic nomination by the former U.S. senator and first lady, who
lost the 2008 primary race to Obama.
But the issue may not resonate with voters or with the donors who
will be critical to funding her campaign.
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Memo:
Illegals To Receive Social Security, Credit For Time Worked Illegally
VINCE COGLIANESE
Executive Editor
VINCE
COGLIANESE
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His reporting has received wide coverage, including in the pages of The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and The Drudge Report, among others. Vince has appeared as a guest on the Fox News Channel, CNN and CNBC, as well as other cable news networks. Additionally, Vince has been a guest on "The Sean Hannity Radio Show," Sirius XM''s "The Press Pool with Julie Mason," "The Schnitt Show" and Glenn Beck's TheBlaze TV.
Prior to joining TheDC, Vince was the Web Editor for CarolinaCoastOnline.com, and a radio talk show host for The Talk Station (WTKF/WJNC) in Morehead City, N.C.
Under President Obama’s rule, illegal
immigrants will be eligible for social security payments — and they’ll be
credited for the time they’ve been working illegally, in some cases.
Obama’s executive actions — according to a
Congressional Research Service memo sent to the Senate Judiciary Committee and
obtained by The Daily Caller — will permit illegals who qualify for the president’s
program to earn social security payments.
“Under the
November 20, 2014, policy memorandum, foreign nationals who receive deferred
action status may be eligible for work authorization,” the CRS memo states. “As
a result, a foreign national who receives deferred action status may be able to
have all of his or her Social Security-covered earnings count toward qualifying
for a Social Security benefit (all earnings from authorized and unauthorized
work).”
Therefore, illegal immigrants who have
previously paid into the social security system — while using a fraudulent
social security number, for instance — will be eligible for benefits derived
from that system. Those benefits include retirement, disability and survivor
payments.
The CRS admits that some immigrants could
have trouble proving that they were using a specific, fake social security
number while working illegally.
“[I]t is unclear how easy it will be for a
foreign national to prove that earnings credited to a Social Security number
that was not issued to the foreign national (i.e., credits earned while the
person was working without authorization) belong on his or her earnings
record,” the memo states.
A GOP aide who provided the memo to TheDC
says that “the executive amnesty onion has just started being peeled.” “These
benefits programs are in dire trouble,” the aide said, “and they need to be
preserved for legal immigrants and American citizens first and foremost.”
In its pitches for public buy-in, the White
House has given conflicting stories about whether illegals will be eligible for
social security payments.
When Obama announced his executive action
back in November 2014, a White House official claimed that affected illegal
immigrants wouldn’t be eligible for social security payments.
But by December, the
White House had reversed course, claiming that the official
misspoke.
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