Sanders will suspend Facebook ads but still will appeal to the collective

Sen. Bernard Sanders (Communist-VT) is allegedly ending his Facebook ad campaigns after he got his ancient ass kicked by confused former Vice President Sleepy Joe Biden in Tuesday's primaries in which daredevil voters threw Wuhan virus caution to the side and went out to cast their vote to fight the spread of Communism to spread the state of confusion in their presidential hopeful.

Sanders got his biggest ass whuppin' in Florida, mainly because the Hispanic voters, especially those who suffered under the Castro regime, didn't give a rat's nether regions that Fidel supposedly increased the literacy rate among the population. The truth is, most of the people already knew how to read, but now they had to read the Communist Manifesto.

Hours after Biden beat Sanders in Arizona, Florida and Illinois, the angry old commie pushed the pause button his FB ads, said Axios. This is generally a sign that the ad puller is planning to pull out of the campaign and rather waste more money on something that doesn't work, he would rather squirrel it away from the public's eyes.

Both Peter Buttigieg and Michael Bloomberg inactivated their FB ads right before announcing the suspension of their campaigns.

According to a note from Sanders' campaign manager Faiz Shakir earlier in the day, the Vermont senator and his wife, Jane Sanders, [the former president of the now defunct Burlington College, which she was the major reason it went bankrupt], are headed back to Vermont to "begin holding conversations with supporters to get input and assess the path forward for our campaign."

"The next primary contest is at least three weeks ago," Shakir said in a statement. "Sen. Sanders is going to be having conversations [aka yelling matches] with supporters to assess his campaign [because he still doesn't understand that he lost]. In the immediate term, however, he is focused on the government response to the coronavirus outbreak [which Sanders sees as a capitalist plot to ruin the country for reasons only known to him] and ensuring that we take care of working people [which doesn't include him as he never actually worked a real job in his life] and the most vulnerable" [which would be him and Joe Biden with the Wuhan virus].

If you believe that Joe Biden should run the country, check out the video below, especially at about 5:25 to sadly see a confused man who should be at home on his porch, lost in the jasmine of his mind.

Just a little over a month ago, Sanders was believed to be unstoppable until he became the focus of the campaign scene and people began to listen to his ideas and realized he is a crazy old Communist.

He actually got kicked off a commune, a freaking commune, for not doing his "fair share" of the work.

“There's not going to be an election faw anotha three weeks," Sanders told reporters at Capitol Hill on Wednesday. He is hoping to make it but was told by his doctor not to buy green bananas.

"We ah tawking to owah suppawtahs. Anybody who suggests at this point we'ah ending owah campaign is not telling the truth,” Sanders babbled in Brooklynese [of which I am an expert as I was bawn and raised there, so faggedabowdit].

According to The Associated Press' delegate tracker, Biden currently has 1,147 delegates, while Sanders trails with just 861, giving him a similar chance of winning as a goldfish has in a bicycle race. A candidate must secure at least 1,991 delegates to clinch the nomination at the party's Milwaukee convention.

"It isn't fayah. It isn't fayah. Biden's got Wall Shtreet and the big oil companies on his side. All I got is a bunch of naive kids and a handful of Flowah Children."


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Democrats keep moving the goalposts on FBI investigation

Photo: FoxNews screen grab

Surprise, surprise--Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee are not satisfied with a one-week FBI "investigation" into the allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh. They would like to extend it well beyond the midterm elections in a few weeks so that, if they win enough seats, they can stop him altogether.

It was totally predictable.

"If you're very confident of your position, and you appear to be, why aren't you also asking the FBI to investigate these claims?" Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) asked Kavanaugh.

Because it isn't his task to prove his innocence nor is it his authority to ask for the FBI to investigate.

You, Dianne Feinstein, had the information from Ford long before this came to light at the "Eleventh Hour" of the confirmation hearing, and if you cared a fig about Ford, you would have come forward. But you didn't because you're a political hack who doesn't give a rat's butt about anything beyond your ambitions.

Then the sans testicle-endowed, politician, Jeff Flake [R-AZ], urged President Trump to have a one-week FBI investigation, because Flake was cornered in an elevator by a leftist activist who told him that if he didn't pursue one, that means he doesn't care about her or any woman who has ever been sexually assaulted in the whole wide world.

This is known as liberal logic.

The Democrats pushed the investigation, the GOP finally agreed to have it for a full week, and now the leftist liars are [predictably] claiming the probe is not enough, prompting Republicans to accuse them of moving the goalposts.

Feinstein makes sexual innuendo to Grassley:
prove it false

Of course they're moving the goalposts. It exactly what they are doing. They know it, the GOP knows it, the public knows it, and we all pretend they are sincerely caring about "Doctor" Ford. [The scare quotes indicate the recent accusation that she is not a licensed psychologist and the honorific is not hers to use. Whether this is true or not has yet to be determined.]

Bernie "I Love Russia" Sanders (D-VT) wrote over the weekend that the FBI should not simply probe the accusations--they should also investigate into Kavanaugh's veracity during the hearing.

If Bernie and his wife are innocent, they should ask for an FBI investigation into whether or not his wife, Jane Sanders, lied about the funding regarding the now defunct college she ran.

If Cory Booker (D-NJ) was innocent, he needs to have the FBI investigate his admission to groping a young woman in the past.

I could go on and on, but I'm running out of digital ink.

On an ironic note, Democrats who were all gung-ho over calling for an FBI investigation last week are now downplaying it--perhaps because they believe that nothing damning will be found.

"Yes, of course there should be an FBI investigation,' Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) tweeted. "But whatever they find doesn't change the fact that Kavanaugh, especially after his performance yesterday, is the most dangerous Supreme Court pick in our lifetime."

That, of course, is totally preposterous.

As a judge, Brett Kavanaugh was exemplary. As a man being accused of something he did not do [which is what I finally believe], he has acted as a man would act being accused and having his good name ruined.

And if that bothers anyone, you can refer to them as a racist and a sexist.


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Jane Sanders feeling the FBI Bern

Jane Sanders, the adorable wife of Sen. Bernie Sander (Communist--VT.), was questioned [again] by the FBI about a week ago regarding possible bank fraud perpetrated by her when she was president of Burlington College, a key witness told Fox News.

This apparently indicates the investigation into the $10 million real estate deal remains open and Jane may go to the joint.

Burlington College, which has since become defunct, was led by Sanders (aka "Calamity Jane Sanders") when the school decided to expand and get its left hand on a tract of land owned by the local Catholic Church parish. Sanders secured a $6.7 million loan from a bank and a $3.6 million loan from the parish from which she hoped to purchase the property.

She was accused of inflating the amount of money donors have pledged to the school and provided false information to a bank to get the loan. So in 2011 she resigned while her husband promised the nation free college education. Many of those listed as college donors have since come forward denying they had pledged any money.

Former head of operations at Burlington College, Coralee Holm, previously told Fox News the probe has "no specific deadline." She was initially questioned by the FBI last summer and was last visited by FBI agents two weeks ago and answered "some clarifying questions." 

A federal grand jury was empaneled last October and heard evidence from another former college official.

Robin Lloyd, a former board member of the college, confirmed that a grand jury was looking into Sanders' possible bank fraud involvement.

"They're trying to pull together where did the money come from to enable Burlington College to convince [People's United Bank] and the diocese to go ahead with the deal," Lloyd told the Burlington Free Press. 

A Sanders family spokesperson said they had "absolutely no reason to believe that there is a grand jury empaneled to examine" Sanders or any "aspect of Dr. Sanders' service." The spokesperson gets paid to say such things and blamed the media for "recycling an account of a government interview of a witness from several months ago."

Bernie Sanders responded to media questions saying: "Oy yam livid with the way yoo people in tha newz attack my paw wife. If you want to know whoze guilty, look at Wawl Schtreet. Look at Trump. Look at the one percent."

He and Jane then got into their limo and drove off to one of their three homes.


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Bernie Sanders' wife's land deal being FBI'd

Bernie and Jane in Philly during DNC
Convention July 2016
Photo: AP

Jane Sanders, wife of socialist Rep. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is still under FBI investigation over possible bank fraud in a land deal she made in 2010 when she was president of Burlington College in Vermont. A potential "grand jury" is possible.

Hopefully the probe will ruin Sanders' chance in the 2020 presidential primaries, but socialists don't care when one of their own commits fraud as this is the basis of their ideology in the first place. Some call it "crony capitalism," but by definition, capitalism is the fair trade between individuals. It should be called "phony corporatism." 

Jane Sanders' daughter, Carina Driscoll has her own political ambitions and her own mommy may have hurt those ambitions--again, hopefully. She is the stepdaughter of Bernie Sanders and wants to run for mayor of Burlington.

Over the past six weeks, one witness involved with the land deal was questioned by the FBI.

Sanders wanted to expand the college and sought to obtain land from a nearby Catholic parish. She got her socialist hands on a $6.7 million loan from a bank and a $3.6 million loan from the parish from which she planned to buy the property. 

However, Jane Sanders resigned in 2011 amid allegations she purposely inflated and made up the amount of money donors have pledged to Burlington College and gave incorrect information to a bank to get the loan, something know in legal circles as fraud.

A number of people she listed as donors, have come forward denying the commitments.

Former Burlington College Board Chairman Yves Bradley was visited by FBI agents in the past six weeks and was asked about Sanders' involvement in the alleged bank fraud. 

Bernie and Jane's lawyer, Rich Cassidy tried to question Mr. Bradley about the investigation, but his own lawyer advised him not to engage. Cassidy did not respond to multiple requests by Fox News for an interview and decided to simply hop along his merry way.

The questioning of Bradley is a clear sign the investigation has a long way to go and is being handled by the U.S. Justice Department. It will proceed at the discretion or whim of Christina Nolan, the U.S. Attorney of Vermont. She is a Trump appointee and was sworn in by the Senate last month.

Coralee Holm, former dean of operations at the school, confirmed to Fox News that the investigation "has not been closed" and has "no specific deadline" for completion.

Taking a page out of the leftist handbook, Jane Sanders blames "sexism" for the allegations.



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Jane Sanders pulls the gender card, of course

The Liberal Playbook, page one, recommends that whenever you're being attacked by the law, you should scream sexism, racism or white privilege, depending upon who the accusers are.

Jane Sanders, wife of socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders, cried sexism against the man who accused her of bank-fraud. Whether or not she's actually guilty, it's clear that there's enough evidence to go on to involve an FBI investigation into allegations she fraudulently got a loan for Burlington College, in Vermont, where she was president. 

"I find it incredibly sexist that basically he's going after my husband by destroying my reputation, and that's not okay," Jane Sanders told The Boston Globe. 

The investigation started in 2016 when Brady Toensing, a former Trump campaign official and current candidate for U.S. attorney in Vermont, filed a complaint alleging Jane Sanders committed bank fraud.

Therefore, Brady Toensing must be a sexist.

According to the Washington Examiner, Toensing began researching Jane Sanders in 2014, long before "Brookyn Bernie" was to throw his hammer and sickle into the ring for president.

Jane Sanders was president of Burlington College, a liberal arts school, from 2004 to 2011. The school closed last year after struggling to pay back creditors. It eventually lost its accreditation.

"Jane Sanders must think Hillary Clinton's campaign was sexist for viewing the alleged bank fraud as a major issue too," Michael Ahrens, Rapid Response Director for the RNC. 

Remember, in publicly leaked emails for Hillary's campaign in 3025, her team looked into using Jane Sanders' role in the college's failure against then-candidate Bernie Sanders.

So either Hillary Clinton is also a sexist or she's just a damn hypocrite like Jane. 

The opposition research Clinton's team did on Sanders' connection to Burlington College and its eventual financial collapse, show that both parties speculated about her connection to the collapse and inability to manage the school's finances.

"My goal is for a full, fair and impartial investigation--that's all I care about," Toensing told the Globe. "That people be treated the same regardless of status in this system."

Yeah, tell that to the media.


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Jane Sanders land deal probe now seeks grand jury testimony

A federal probe into the allegations that Sen. Bernie Sanders' wife, Jane, fraudulently got a nearly $10 million loan for land expansion at a now bankrupt Vermont college where she was president. Prosecutors are reportedly calling a state official to testify before a grand jury.

The investigation is analyzing Jane Sanders' actions in 2010, when she wsa president of Burlington College and sought a multi-million dollar loan for a new campus on 33 acres along Lake Champlain.

Sanders allegedly told college trustees and bank lenders that the college had millions of dollars in donations that could be used to repay the loan.

Apparently, she lied. The Washington Post, said Monday that trustees discovered many of the donors hadn't actually agreed to the amounts or timing of donations listed in the materials Sanders provided.

The loans requested were $6.5 million from People's United Bank to purchase tax-exempt bonds issued by a state agency. She liked the name "People's United Bank" because it had a nice socialist ring to it.

She also sought a $3.65 million second mortgage from the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington.

To get the loan, Ms. Sanders provided a spreadsheet that attempted to show appropriate lenders that the school had $2.4 million in confirmed pledges, grants, and additional funds to repay the loans. 

Unfortunately, the spreadsheet was possibly poppycock.

A complaint about these pledges was initially filed in January 2016 by the law firm of diGenova and Toensing. Brady Toensing, a partner in the firm and former Trump presidential campaign official, wrote the complaint.

Sen. Sanders saw this as an opening to attack. After all, if it had anything to do with Trump, it must be politically motivated. Of course, even if it was politically motivated, that doesn't mean the allegations aren't true.

Toensing, vice chairman of the Vermont Republican Party, made similar allegations last week to those detailed in the most recent Post report.

"In order to get those loans, she had to confirm guaranteed donations of $2.6 million, the school was only able to collect about 25 percent . . . and of the confirmed donations, three of the donors have come forward to say that the school overstated their pledge amounts," Toensing told Fox News' Tucker Carlson on "Tucker Carlson Tonight."

It turns out Jane Sanders got a "golden parachute" from the bankrupt school after she initially lawyered up, but it was the Vermont taxpayers and the Catholic Church who were "harmed" in the alleged collection of funding.

The investigation is only on Jane Sanders, not on her socialist senator husband.

Sanders spokesman Jeff Weaver denied the allegations, and confirmed that Jane hired a law firm in the spring to thwart any possibility that President Trump's Justice Department will use the investigation as a way to block Bernie Sanders as a potential 2020 opponent if he doesn't die of old age before then.

Last week, Sen. Sanders unconvincingly told the Crappy News Network (CNN) that his wife was "perhaps the most honest person I know," which can be interpreted to mean that a) perhaps she was or perhaps she wasn't the most honest person he knows; and b) perhaps Bernie doesn't know any honest women.



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Bernie's wife really does, in fact, suck as a person

Senatah Bernie Sandahs' (Idiot--VT) wife has been accused of being a scum -crumpet who heartlessly tried to evict disabled group home residents when she was president of a Vermont college and closed on a real estate deal. She is now under FBI "matter" situation. 

Just kidding--it's an investigation.

The group home had 16 elderly residents was on property Jane Sanders purchased for the now defunct Burlington College in 2010 as part of an expansion project, according to conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch claimed Thursday.

Jane Sanders is under FBI investigation in connection with her role in obtaining a bank loan for the expansion project which didn't work out and led to the college's closure.

Both Bernie and Jane Sanders have lawyered up in connection with the probe. Sen. Sanders called the probe "pretty pathetic," and politically motivated, but that's a lie. Jane Sanders is her claw-prints all over this.

Judicial Watch claims Jane Sanders sent a letter to an attorney representing the HowardCenter group home in January 2011. The letter stated that she was having difficulty evicting the 16 seniors.

Part of the letter Judicial Watch obtained under a public records request stated: 

"It is simply not fair to expect the College to continue to carry the burden of the expenses associated with housing both your population and ours until February 2012."

"The home for the disabled was being leased from the diocese and Jane was supposed to help relocate the residents, not evict them," Judicial Watch reported. 

Sanders' comments demonstrated her heartlessness and the level of suck-worthiness she possesses.

Sen. Sanders office had no comment.



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