Following up on an earlier item about congressional perks, we would be remiss not to note the secretive funds and associated shenanigans members of Congress
use to hush-up allegations of workplace misbehavior. Consider the case of Rep. Raul Grijalva, who, as the Washington Times reports:
Like clockwork, when tax cuts are debated in Congress, a group of very wealthy people gathers together to oppose the idea. It is no different this time.
There have been rumors, blog posts, YouTube videos, and much more circulating a rumor that Antifa, the leftwing group that doesn't like anybody, has planned a massive, hyper-violent day of protest on November 4th.
With the bombshell news confirming that Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign was among those funding the infamous dossier on the President, the call for a thorough, independent investigation into the former secretary of state's actions is growing louder.
Those Russians and their meddling ways...now it appears their social media efforts were aimed at firing-up leftist protests, and stoking fears of racism:
The video nearby from investigaitve journalist James O'Keefe is the latest in a series of examinations of the New York Times and its intentional political biases. While conservatives have known for decades that the Times holds them in contempt, the O'Keefe videos show how deep the contempt goes.
As the investigation into possible Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election continues, the focus now is on Facebook ads targeted in key states. Those ads, it is said, helped tip the election to Donald Trump -- ads that were paid for by Russian operatives close to the Putin regime.
