Compromised News Network shuts down panel guest over Bill Clinton observation

A panel on the Compromised News Network (CNN) went on the defense for former President William J. Clinton Tuesday evening after a GOP commentator asked why Clinton has not been "canceled" by the Democrats in light of the #MeToo era. 

This comment was in reference to Bill Clinton, who received oral sex in the Oval Office from a young intern, and who, records show, had flown on former alive pedophile and sexual abuser Jeffrey Epstein's private jet to "Pedophile Island" and other destinations over two dozen times. 

Before appearing on the second night of the DNC, Clinton was given high praise by CNN communist Van Jones and Jennifer Granholm. But it was their colleague Scott Jennings, a former G.W. Bush White House official, who wondered why Clinton was given a voice at the convention.

"I have to say... I am dumbfounded by this. How is it that Bill Clinton has not been canceled by the Democratic -- how has he survived all of these waves of cancellations when he has been one of the biggest violators of these rules all these years?" Jennings asked.

"We believe in redemption, brother," Jones responded, forgetting how Brett Kavanaugh was not given redemption from what Christine Blasey Ford alleged he did from his high school days decades ago, in spite of the so-called witnesses who denied it ever happened.

"We talk about the use of character to try and say 'Donald Trump is a man of lower character than Joe Biden' ... he's fair game. That's totally fine," Jennings continued. "So you're gonna say that in one breath and then say, 'Character matters. Ladies and gentlemen, Bill Clinton!'

"I mean, does this make sense to anyone?" Jennings went on. "If you want Republicans to vote for Joe Biden, having Bill Clinton talk about character and not hav[ing] drama in the Oval Office- is that the right answer?"

Granholm and her double-standards insisted Jennings' concerns were "answered decades ago" and touted Clinton's record as president, which apparently can forgive him for "none sexual oral sex" in the Oval Office.

Seriously, what does his job performance have to do with his inappropriate sexual performance?

Jones told Jennings that what he "admires" about Clinton is that he "acknowledged his wrongdoing" and "apologized," adding that apologies "don't come as easy" from the Trump White House.

In other words, if you apologize for being sexually inappropriate or abusive with women, you will be forgiven, but only if you're in the correct political party.

"I don't think we have to say that everything that Bill Clinton has done is great, but I do think that when he has made mistakes, he's acknowledged them and I admire him for that," Jones said just before Anderson Cooper quickly changed the subject.

And Jeffrey Epstein was really good at math.


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Jay-Z feeling hurt by Trump's word

Jay-Z feeling 'hurt' over Trump's word

"We have a President that comes and says every African country is a 'sh**hole country,' how does that land with you as a dad?" CNN's Van Jones, an avowed communist, asked the rapper, Jay-Z.

"It is disappointing and it's hurtful. It really is hurtful," Jay-Z said with feigned seriousness. "Everyone feels anger, but after the anger, it's really hurtful."

The rapper, a longtime pal of former President Obama, said Trump's comments were especially disappointing coming from the nation's leader. 

As a dad, Jay-Z is simply appalled.

"Because it's looking down at a whole population of people and it's so misinformed because these places have beautiful people and beautiful everything. This is the leader of the free world speaking like this," he added somberly.

The rapper surmised that Trump's vulgarities toward African nations came from some of the same misconceptions that Jay-Z has about women, often referring to them as "Hoes" in his 'artistry.'

The song, "More Money, More Cash, More Hoes" is just one example of this. It's also a song with very violent lyrics. But check out the lyrics of most of his 'artistry' for yourself to get a sense of how hurtful he must feel over the word 'sh**hole.'

Jay-Z also refers to black people by the "N" word, a word only black can use, in spite of its repulsive past. And the rapper throws around "F bombs" like it's cool.

But referring to a country as a 'sh**hole' is "hurtful, very hurtful."

And he apparently doesn't like law enforcement very much.

But a guy who writes a song titled: "F**k All Night" shouldn't be talking about feeling hurt by what President Trump said. Not even "as a dad."

For the lyrics of some of his sensitive, pro-feminist and artistic "work," check him out. 


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Bernie counterpunches Debbie Downer

Bernie Sanders came down hard on Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic Party head, for "working against" him for "personal reasons" in the Democratic presidential campaign. Tensions between the socialist and the progressive left came to a head in a raucous weekend at the Nevada convention. 

Sanders' supporters threw chairs, shouted over speakers and harassed the state party chair with death threats, making the convention resemble an Occupy Wall Shhtreet movement or a liberal protest over a conservative speaker.

Democrats pressed Sanders to denounce the violence but he sounded as perfunctory as the Obama administration denouncing an extremist attack. In other words, the cute little old fart is a lot more dangerous than people would like to believe.

Sanders said that accusations that his campaign was propping up the violence "is an outrage and unacceptable." Obama said the same thing about the Paris attacks and the same results were had for both socialists. Nothing new, nothing to see here.

Jeff Weaver, Sanders' campaign manager said to MSNBC that "It's been pretty clear . . . almost from the get-go that [Schultz] has been working against Bernie Sanders. I mean there's no doubt about it, for personal reasons."

Weaver listed a load of complaints in charging 'Debbie Downer' with her negative behavior toward Bernie-It's-Free-Sanders, using the debate scheduling as an example. Debbie had debates scheduled on weekends, sometimes coinciding with big playoff games, and times when the only people who'd be watching the debates were the cameramen taping them and Chrissy Matthews and his leg.

Schultz is no stranger to Hillary-love and faced tons of criticism from her own leftists who claim she busted her butt boosting the felon's bid for the presidency. Of course, like Hillary, who denied having a private server, then admitted to it, Debbie W. Schultz denied the accusation of wanting to share a Chardonnay with her by a quiet fireplace in a cabin in the hills, like Huma do.

After the Nevada debacle, Debbie joined with other Democratic "leaders" in urging Sanders to take a stronger stand against the unrest in the party. Sanders said that he's "awlready taking a shhtrong stand," and sat down to demonstrate. 

Schultz is facing pressure for how she mishandled the Nevada situation. Communist commentator Van Jones told the Certainly Not News Network (CNN)  on Wednesday that he wishes RNC Chairman Reince Priebus was leading the Democrats, saying "He did a better job of handling the Trump situation that I've seen my party chair handle this situation."

Vladimir Putin did not comment on Jones' remark.

Sanders issued a statement about the Nevada event.

"Our campaign of course believes in non-violent change [revolution, revolt, uprising] and it goes without saying that I condemn any and all forms of violence, including the personal harassment of individuals." Then he ranted about how the Democratic establishment is screwing him over.

Sen. Barbara Boxer (Duh-Calif.) was booed when she spoke at the convention and told the liberal media that she feared for her safety and plans to "carry" for self-protection. "But you can't," she said with a smirk. She said that Sanders should give a "major speech"calling on his socialist supporters to reject violence and opt for unity.

She had to stop mid-sentence when she got cut off by a unicorn being ridden by a spider monkey in a tuxedo.



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Just Who Is Obama?

He was the candidate of change; the candidate who inspired the young. He spoke about making his White House, the most transparent in American history. His lovely wife, Michelle, was not proud to be an American as an adult until her husband, Barack Hussein was elected as our 44th president, and now she could finally say it. 

I think it's best for both of us for me to go

Obama has used Czars, people appointed by him, without the approval of Congress, to head various government departments, like Cass Sunstein, his Regulatory Czar, who believes that animals, critters that is, should have the same rights as humans so they can "sue" us in court. Since critters cannot speak for themselves, and hey, they can't really reason very well for themselves, they would use people to represent them so that they are treated fairly. I mean it. You can't make this stuff up, and it makes you wonder just who Obama, the man who appointed this lunatic, is.  But let's be very clear about who this Sunstein is--in his 2004 book, The Second Bill of Rights  he wrote: "In a variety of ways, subtle and less subtle, public and private actions have made it most difficult for socialism to have any traction in the United States. And he is hopeful that socialism will gain traction as he states: "It is even possible that desirable redistribution is more likely to occur through climate change policy."

Talking about his prison tats

Van Jones, Obama's former Green Jobs Czar first gained notoriety as a notorious criminal, arrested in a Los Angeles street riot and jailed. In jail, he buddied up with anarchists and communists. After his release, he had a new con game--environmentalist. Among his organizational skills, not unlike Obama's, Jones was a founder of Standing Together to Organize a Revolutionary Movement (STORM). After Obama appointed him, America found out about him (guess he should have used Obama's legal team to cover up his past--Obama could have showed him too), and Van Jones resigned. His past showed him to be an admitted communist upon leaving prison, and a simple scumbag upon entering. Of course, Howard Dean, former Democratic National Committee chairman, praised him by saying that Van Jones' resignation "was a loss for the country." Patriots throughout the USA are examining this statement to discover just which country Dean was referring to. The NAACP called Van Jones "a national treasure." And rumor has it that when Jones was first hauled off to prison, his momma said "he's a good boy--just a little misunderstood, but he never mean nobody no harm no how." Evidently, Van's momma is telling the truth, or she is unfamiliar with the concept of the double-negative in speech.

Ron Bloom, a guy who said, "We kinda agree with Mao Zedong that power comes largely from the barrel of a gun," was appointed as Manufacturing Czar. Of course anyone who knows any history can tell you how Mao was responsible for the murder of at least a half million Chinese countrymen and was a ruthless tyrant, but Bloom loves the guy. Check him out on Youtube under "Ron Bloom Agrees with Mao" September 12, 2009 when he spoke at the Investor Conference. Bloom, you might imagine, is a full-blown commie, and Obama appointed him Manufacturing Czar. But he isn't the only Mao lover appointed by Hussein Obama--let us not forget the talented and lovely Anita Dunn, who thankfully is done as the White House Communications Director. She had to leave due to pressure placed on her by people known as Americans.


Science Czar, John Holden, calls for the "redistribution of wealth within an among nations." He wants this as jhe said,  "if a decent life is to be provided for every human being." He was not referring to just American human beings, but for all people on the planet.  


While Holden holds the Science Czar position, we also have Carol Browner as the Pseudoscience Czar--only kidding--she is the Climate Czar, but I'm not kidding by a lot. Comrad Browner was the commissioner for the Socialist International's Commission for a Sustainable World Society, an "umbrella group for many of the world's democratic political parties," as written in the Washington Times. This group supports socialism and is "harshly critical of U.S. policies." The goal of this group is basically to gain government power based on socialist concepts, and isn't that sorta kinda what the Obama administration seems to be touting?

In September 2009, Patrick McHenry (R-NC) called for a congressional review of Obama's czars. McHenry stated: "If the czars have high-level, decision-making authority, as their titles would indicate, then it is my concern that their appointment without Senate approval represents a circumvention of our Constitutionally-mandated confirmation process."

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