Dems might regret what they asked for re: Epstein files

Bill Clinton and company

The Justice Department's latest Epstein file dump has landed, and guess who's splashing around front and center like it's 1999 all over again? None other than Bubba himself, Bill Clinton, caught in a series of cozy snaps with the late pedophile financier that are raising eyebrows from here to Little Rock.

We're talking photos of the 79-year-old former president lounging in a hot tub, shirtless, arms behind his head, with an unidentified woman whose face is conveniently blacked out right at waist level. Other gems show him frolicking in a swimming pool alongside Epstein's convicted madam Ghislaine Maxwell (you know, the one doing 20 years for sex trafficking), vacationing in the UK, jet-setting to Brunei and Thailand in shiny silk shirts, and even crashing the 2002 wedding of Moroccan King Mohammed VI. There's Clinton grinning in Churchill's WWII war room, cozying up to Mick Jagger at dinner (with a redacted lady in between), and posing on a plane with the likes of Michael Jackson.

Naked Bill 

The heavily redacted trove, dropped late on a Friday, puts Clinton prominently on display, while President Trump barely gets a mention beyond an old check photo that's been floating around forever. Democrats are whining about incomplete compliance, but come on.One former Clinton aide didn't mince words: "This is his reckoning. I mean, if you turn on CNN, that’s what they are talking about. I’ve gotten a million texts about it," said one former Clinton aide.

"People are like, 'I can't believe he was in a hot tub. Who's the woman in there?' She's at, you know, body level. I mean, it's, like, unbelievable. It's just shocking."

The ex-aide said Clinton's heavily documented interactions with the pedophile are likely to shape public opinion after a yearlong feeding frenzy of conspiracy theories about powerful men who may have gotten away with misconduct.

"[Clinton] is Prince Andrew… He's kinda done. He was already done before, but now he’s even more so," the person said, comparing the two once-powerful men.

"People have to be brought to justice for if they did these things, there's no question about it." Clinton's camp is firing back, of course, insisting it's all a deflection: "The White House hasn't been hiding these files for months only to dump them late on a Friday to protect Bill Clinton,' a Clinton spokesperson told the Daily Mail.

"This is about shielding themselves from what comes next, or from what they'll try and hide forever. So they can release as many grainy 20-plus-year-old photos as they want, but this isn’t about Bill Clinton. Never has, never will be. Even Susie Wiles said Donald Trump was wrong about Bill Clinton.

"There are two types of people here," the Clinton spokesman said. "The first group knew nothing and cut Epstein off before his crimes came to light. The second group continued relationships with him after. We’re in the first. No amount of stalling by people in the second group will change that. Everyone, especially MAGA, expects answers, not scapegoats."

Sure, whatever helps you sleep at night. But these images aren't going away anytime soon, and neither is the stench of Clinton's Epstein hangouts. 

Be careful what you wish for, Democrats.

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While Democrats push for voting by mail, some get busted for a voter fraud scheme

Michael Jackson [L] Alex Mendez [R]

New Jersey politicians have been charged in a massive mail-in voter fraud scheme and face serious prison time.

[H/T: The Blaze]

New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal filed voter fraud charges against four men, including two Paterson City officials, who allegedly engaged in a mail-in ballot scheme during last month's special election.

Grewal charged Paterson City Councilman Michael Jackson, Councilman-elect Alex Mendez, and two other scumcrumpets after the U.S. Postal Inspection Service alerted his office that it had found hundreds of ballots in a single Paterson City mailbox, according to InsiderNJ.

Over 3,000 ballots were set aside over voter fraud concerns in the Paterson City Council election, according to WNBC-TV. In all, they received 16,747 ballots, but only 13,557 were deemed legitimate.

Thus, 19% of the ballots were rejected, and over 800 of those were found tethered together in mailboxes. Unless a huge family of 800 individuals mailed their ballots in a family stack, the tethered ballots were fraudulent.

The alleged fraud is very significant in that election as the incumbent councilman only kept his seat by eight votes and Mendez was elected by less than 250 votes.

Jackson was charged with four crimes, including fraud in casting mail-in vote and falsifying records.

The Attorney General's office stated:

It is alleged that Jackson violated state election laws as a candidate by approaching one or more voters in Paterson in the district where he was running and collecting their official mail-in ballots for delivery to the Passaic County Board of Elections. It is further alleged that these mail-in ballots were delivered to the Board of Elections without information identifying the bearer, in violation of state election laws. In addition, Jackson allegedly procured and had in his possession more than three official mail-in ballots which were neither his own ballots, nor ballots for which he was identified as an authorized bearer. Lastly, Jackson allegedly received the official mail-in ballot of one voter without the ballot having been voted or sealed, and that ballot was subsequently delivered to the Board of Elections in a sealed envelope without information identifying the bearer.

Mendez was charged with six criminal charges, including election fraud and falsifying records.

From the Attorney General's Office:

It is alleged that Mendez violated state election laws as a candidate by approaching one or more voters in Paterson in the district where he was running and collecting their official mail-in ballots for delivery to the Passaic County Board of Elections. It is further alleged that these mail-in ballots were delivered to the Board of Elections without information identifying the bearer in violation of state election laws. In addition, Mendez allegedly procured or submitted one or more voter registration applications, which he knew to be false, fictitious, or fraudulent, in that he knew the person for whom the application was procured was not eligible to vote in the election district identified on the application.

"Today's charges send a clear message: if you try to tamper with an election in New Jersey, we will find you and we will hold you accountable," Grewal said. "We will not allow a small number of criminals to undermine the public's confidence in our democratic process."

Jackson faces more than 10 years in prison while Mendez faces more than 31 years in prison. It will be a veritable miracle if either man serves anything close to that amount of time in the slammer.

Democrats continue in their nationwide push for mail-in voting as a method, along with massive public protests in the streets, to reduce coronavirus spread.

Republicans generally oppose mail-in voting and the destruction of property, arguing the former opens the door to voter fraud while the latter is anarchy.



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BREAKING: Avenatti's co-conspirator in alleged fraud scheme is Jussie Smollett's 'gang bang' lawyer, CNN analyst

According to the Wall Street Journal, the alleged co-conspirator in the alleged Michael Avenatti fraud scheme is the Comedy News Network's 9CNN) analyst Mark Geragos. He also is the attorney for the alleged hoaxer, Jussie "I'll Remove the Noose Now" Smollett.

The Journal reported. "According to the complaint filed in New York, Mr. Avenatti and Mr. Geragos, the alleged co-conspirator, met with lawyers for Nike in New York on March 19 and threatened to release damaging information unless the company agreed to pay the two lawyers millions of dollars and another $1.5 million to the client Avenatti claimed to represent."

It makes sense because Avenatti doesn't appear to be smart enough to try pulling off a bank and wire fraud without help.

On CNN's website, Geragos is listed as "a legal analyst for CNN."

Geragos recently appeared on CNN and defended Smollett after the gay actor was charged with 16 felony counts. At the time, he claimed that Smollett was the victim of a "media gang bang" whatever that is.

"They're bringing 16 counts. They're bringing 16 counts because they parsed out two statements," Geragos said. "I defy you to find something like that. He was not suspended. They have not talked to one person at Fox who has said he was dissatisfied with his money. They have not interviewed one person connected with the show 'Empire' who says he was dissatisfied with his money."

"What is happening here is frankly a media gang bang of this guy of unprecedented proportions and that's the reason I got into this," Geragos continued, apparently upset about gang bangs. "I've never seen a media pendulum swing more quickly and more viciously and rob somebody of their presumption of innocence like this case. It's startling the way people assume that he's guilty."

Geragos has also represented former NFL quarterback Colin "I Squat Against America" Kaepernick, Michael "I Love Children" Jackson, and Chris "Shuttup Beyatch" Brown. He was hoping to represent a porn performer but Avenatti got there first.

Avenatti, who was arrested on Monday, faces federal charges in both New York and in California for an alleged bank and wire fraud.

"A lawyer has a basic duty not to steal from his client," United States Attorney Nick Hanna said. "Mr. Avenatti is facing serious criminal charges alleging he misappropriated client trust funds for his personal use and he defrauded a bank by submitting phony tax returns in order to obtain millions of dollars in loans."

"Professionals, including attorneys, who create elaborate schemes that have no purpose other than to mislead others and defraud both their clients and federally insured financial institutions, run the very high risk of prosecution," said Special Agent in Charge Ryan Korner of IRS-Criminal Investigation. "The criminal complaint unsealed today shows a pattern of selfish behavior that paints Mr. Avenatti as a lawyer who only represents his own self-interests."

If convicted, Avenatti faces up to 50 years in federal prison, according to the Department of Justice, which would make him 98-years-old when he's sprung.

President Trump has not yet tweeted about this latest development, but the country awaits with high anticipation. It should be a doozy.

This is a breaking story--more to follow.

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Northam now says it wasn't him in the yearbook KKK photo--but he has a history

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam said in a press conference on Saturday that he is not the person in his yearbook photo page depicting a man in blackface and another in full KKK regalia. Yesterday he admitted that it was him.

He said he once wore blackface in a Michael Jackson contest where he used shoe polish and did the "Moonwalk" to win first place. He remembers that vividly, but didn't initially remember that he wasn't in the racist photo.

What he didn't mention was a televised debate in the Lieutenant Governor's race in which he refuses to shake the hand of his black opponent, E.W. Jackson. He can make any excuse he wants to make, but the short video clearly shows Northam not responding to Jackson's offer of a handshake.

“It was insulting, but, on the other hand, I thought it was consistent with the way he behaves. Because, this spot he’s been running, saying that I believe that a child born with birth defects is born that way because of their parents’ sin is just a damnable, palpable, despicable lie. I don’t believe that. I never said anything like that. And it’s that kind of dishonesty that, to me, says this is not the kind of person that needs to be holding state-wide office. Not shaking my hand really just confirmed that,” E.W. Jackson said in the interview. 

But Northam is willing to kill a child born with birth defects that don't threaten its life. He is willing to kill a child after it's born if the mother and doctor agree that it should die. He fully supported the failed bill by Del. Kathy Tran that allows for abortion right up to the minute of birth and even after it passes through the birth canal, still undocumented as a person, but still a person, nevertheless. 

This is Northam's worst sin. His clearest indication of a lack of morality.

He spoke at the news conference where reporters actually asked him tough questions. It seems even the left wants him to go, not because of his stance on killing babies, but on the yearbook showing him to be a racist. They're both horrible, but killing babies is worse by far and the media never asked him about that. 

The thing is, if he's forced out or resigns, he has another Democrat to take his place. Justin E. Fairfax, only the second black person to hold a statewide office in Virginia, whose stance on liberal issues is within the Party line.

Fairfax is a 39-year-old Democrat and a former federal prosecutor. He attended Duke University and Columbia University. Some of the issues he supports are:

Prison reform, tighter gun control , campaign donation limits, Obamacare, increased taxes on infrastructure, and of course, Planned Parenthood. He was called by PP one of several "stalwart proponents of access to women's health" who "has taken bold actions in support of Planned Parenthood."

So, like Northam, he is in favor of killing the unwanted babies that are born in the state. If Northam resigns, Fairfax would become governor.

Northam says he is not the person in the racist yearbook photo, but acknowledges darkening face for another party and doing the "Moonwalk" like Michael Jackson.

"When I was confronted with the image, I was appalled that it appeared on my page, but I believed then and I believe now that I am not either of the people in that photograph," Northam said at a press conference at the governor's mansion.

He apologized for the picture appearing on his page, calling the image "offensive" and "racist," but said that he had nothing to do with the preparation of the yearbook, nor did he buy it. Of course, you'd think he would have at least looked at it before deciding not to buy it, but maybe he's telling the truth, and maybe O.J. was innocent.

He acknowledged that he had initially admitted the picture was him, but said that "in the hours since I made my statement, I reflected with family and classmates from that time and it affirmed my conclusion that I am not the person in that photograph." He also reflected that he needed the job as governor because he obviously sucked at being a doctor that saves lives.

Northam said that while he did not attend that party where the picture was taken, he did attend a party the same year in which he said he "darkened my face as part of a Michael Jackson costume." He said he used black shoe polish--but it seems to me that black was not the color of Michael Jackson when he was moonwalking with little kids.

He also said that he did not expect Virginians to believe him immediately or to forgive his actions right away: "I am just asking for that ability to demonstrate that the person I was is not the man I am today."

And Virginians aren't all that gullible.

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Breaking: 3 Shot in Alabama church. Sharpton/Jackson unavailable

The shooter, a black man, shot and wounded a black woman and her infant child and a white pastor inside an Alabama church.

Michael Jackson, the Dallas County DA said the alleged shooter, James Minter, was arrested after the shooting which took place at the Oasis Church in East Selma, Alabama.

Michael Jackson said the shooting stems from a domestic dispute between Minter and the woman, and because Minter is black, race could not possibly be an issue. [Okay, he simply said that race is not an issue--I added the other part.]

Minter is being held at the Dallas County jail without bond.

The Revs. Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson (no relation to the Dallas County DA) were not available to offer solace to the injured pastor, a colleague of the cloth. Perhaps if the pastor were not melanin-challenged they would have come to his bedside.

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