AZGrizFan wrote:Well, since this article is an obvious hit piece by the NYT for HIllary, your defense of the article is defacto defense of the hildabeast.kalm wrote:
Show me where I defended Hilary.
Just like Fox News annoys you. Except times 4 or 5. I watch FNC and MSNBC. And shake my head and go to sleep.dbackjon wrote:AZGrizFan wrote:
Well, since this article is an obvious hit piece by the NYT for HIllary, your defense of the article is defacto defense of the hildabeast.
You on the right are getting so paranoid you are making Expando nervous.
That would make sense if I defended the article. I'm beginning to think I'm the only one who actually read it.AZGrizFan wrote:Well, since this article is an obvious hit piece by the NYT for HIllary, your defense of the article is defacto defense of the hildabeast.kalm wrote:
Show me where I defended Hilary.
That's what you get for taking establishment media seriously. And yes, you can throw the NYT in there.andy7171 wrote:Just like Fox News annoys you. Except times 4 or 5. I watch FNC and MSNBC. And shake my head and go to sleep.dbackjon wrote:
You on the right are getting so paranoid you are making Expando nervous.
kalm wrote:That would make sense if I defended the article. I'm beginning to think I'm the only one who actually read it.AZGrizFan wrote:
Well, since this article is an obvious hit piece by the NYT for HIllary, your defense of the article is defacto defense of the hildabeast.
kalm wrote: The boat was a small piece of the article of which Freebeacon and Tman made a mountain out of. Context.
C'mon Andy, your smarter than this.andy7171 wrote:kalm wrote:
That would make sense if I defended the article. I'm beginning to think I'm the only one who actually read it.kalm wrote: The boat was a small piece of the article of which Freebeacon and Tman made a mountain out of. Context.
So which prospective candidate are you pulling for.andy7171 wrote:I'm rooting for my kids having the same standard of life I had. And praying it's better.
I live in Maryland. My electoral vote has already been cast.kalm wrote:So which prospective candidate are you pulling for.andy7171 wrote:I'm rooting for my kids having the same standard of life I had. And praying it's better.
Bump.kalm wrote:That would make sense if I defended the article. I'm beginning to think I'm the only one who actually read it.AZGrizFan wrote:
Well, since this article is an obvious hit piece by the NYT for HIllary, your defense of the article is defacto defense of the hildabeast.
So we're past the point where you have any meaningful rebuttal. Excellent!travelinman67 wrote:Bump.kalm wrote:
That would make sense if I defended the article. I'm beginning to think I'm the only one who actually read it.
Just want to keep this going to watch Klam dig in deeper.
But let's pretend it hadn't...andy7171 wrote:I live in Maryland. My electoral vote has already been cast.kalm wrote:
So which prospective candidate are you pulling for.
Financial Expert Quoted in NYT Rubio Hit Job is Obama Donor
BY: David Rutz
June 9, 2015 8:20 am
A story in Tuesday’s New York Times probing Sen. Marco Rubio’s (R., Fla) “struggles with finances” during his career quotes a financial expert critical of Rubio who donated money to President Obama.
Harold Evensky, a financial adviser “who reviewed Mr. Rubio’s public financial disclosures” at the newspaper’s request, donated $500 to Obama in 2007 according to online records, but the Times does not note that in its piece.
In the Times article, Evensky criticized Rubio’s debt accumulation as “staggering” and living “dangerously” as the young politician bought multiple homes early in his career:
The Times’ failure to mention this conflict of interest is curious, given Rubio’s staunch opposition to Obama as he pursues the Republican presidential nomination.The Gray Lady has taken particular interest in Rubio the past few days. Friday, it published a derided piece on Rubio and his wife’s traffic violations over the years. The Washington Free Beaconreported the story had Democratic opposition fingerprints all over it, as reporter Brent Scher revealed court records on the 17 citations discussed were pulled by left-wing super PAC American Bridge just a week earlier. The Times denied that American Bridge fed them the story.Within a few weeks of the home purchase, Mr. Rubio, then a Republican leader in the House, borrowed $135,000 through a home equity line to pay for improvements to the house, from a politically connected Miami-based bank, U.S. Century, after the house was reappraised at $735,000.Suddenly the owner of three homes, the Rubios saw their liabilities soar to $1 million from $330,000 in just a year. Harold Evensky, a longtime financial adviser who reviewed Mr. Rubio’s public financial disclosures at the request of The Times, called the rapid accumulation of debt “staggering.”“This was someone that was living financially dangerously,” Mr. Evensky said.
travelinman67 wrote:http://freebeacon.com/politics/financia ... ama-donor/
Financial Expert Quoted in NYT Rubio Hit Job is Obama Donor
BY: David Rutz
June 9, 2015 8:20 am
A story in Tuesday’s New York Times probing Sen. Marco Rubio’s (R., Fla) “struggles with finances” during his career quotes a financial expert critical of Rubio who donated money to President Obama.
Harold Evensky, a financial adviser “who reviewed Mr. Rubio’s public financial disclosures” at the newspaper’s request, donated $500 to Obama in 2007 according to online records, but the Times does not note that in its piece.
In the Times article, Evensky criticized Rubio’s debt accumulation as “staggering” and living “dangerously” as the young politician bought multiple homes early in his career:
The Times’ failure to mention this conflict of interest is curious, given Rubio’s staunch opposition to Obama as he pursues the Republican presidential nomination.The Gray Lady has taken particular interest in Rubio the past few days. Friday, it published a derided piece on Rubio and his wife’s traffic violations over the years. The Washington Free Beaconreported the story had Democratic opposition fingerprints all over it, as reporter Brent Scher revealed court records on the 17 citations discussed were pulled by left-wing super PAC American Bridge just a week earlier. The Times denied that American Bridge fed them the story.
travelinman67 wrote:http://freebeacon.com/politics/financia ... ama-donor/
Financial Expert Quoted in NYT Rubio Hit Job is Obama Donor
BY: David Rutz
June 9, 2015 8:20 am
A story in Tuesday’s New York Times probing Sen. Marco Rubio’s (R., Fla) “struggles with finances” during his career quotes a financial expert critical of Rubio who donated money to President Obama.
Harold Evensky, a financial adviser “who reviewed Mr. Rubio’s public financial disclosures” at the newspaper’s request, donated $500 to Obama in 2007 according to online records, but the Times does not note that in its piece.
In the Times article, Evensky criticized Rubio’s debt accumulation as “staggering” and living “dangerously” as the young politician bought multiple homes early in his career:
The Times’ failure to mention this conflict of interest is curious, given Rubio’s staunch opposition to Obama as he pursues the Republican presidential nomination.The Gray Lady has taken particular interest in Rubio the past few days. Friday, it published a derided piece on Rubio and his wife’s traffic violations over the years. The Washington Free Beaconreported the story had Democratic opposition fingerprints all over it, as reporter Brent Scher revealed court records on the 17 citations discussed were pulled by left-wing super PAC American Bridge just a week earlier. The Times denied that American Bridge fed them the story.
Noooooooooo!WHEN IS THE WASHINGTON FREE BEACON GONNA MENTION IT'S FOUNDER'S CONFLICT OF INTEREST…!!!!"dedicated to uncovering the stories that the professional left hopes will never see the light of day."
Michael Goldfarb is an American conservative[1] political writer. He was contributing editor for The Weekly Standard[2] and was a research associate at the Project for the New American Century.[3] During the 2008 presidential race he served as John McCain's deputy communications director.[4] He is a founder of the online conservative magazine The Washington Free Beacon.[1]
Jeezus Christ.kalm wrote:travelinman67 wrote:http://freebeacon.com/politics/financia ... ama-donor/
WHEN IS THE WASHINGTON FREE BEACON GONNA MENTION IT'S FOUNDER'S CONFLICT OF INTEREST…!!!!"dedicated to uncovering the stories that the professional left hopes will never see the light of day."
Michael Goldfarb is an American conservative[1] political writer. He was contributing editor for The Weekly Standard[2] and was a research associate at the Project for the New American Century.[3] During the 2008 presidential race he served as John McCain's deputy communications director.[4] He is a founder of the online conservative magazine The Washington Free Beacon.[1]
Booohoooo!!!kalm wrote:WHEN IS THE WASHINGTON FREE BEACON GONNA MENTION IT'S FOUNDER'S CONFLICT OF INTEREST…!!!!"dedicated to uncovering the stories that the professional left hopes will never see the light of day."
Michael Goldfarb is an American conservative[1] political writer. He was contributing editor for The Weekly Standard[2] and was a research associate at the Project for the New American Century.[3] During the 2008 presidential race he served as John McCain's deputy communications director.[4] He is a founder of the online conservative magazine The Washington Free Beacon.[1]
I actually found Evansky's comments hyperbolic when I first read it too, but surely you can see the double standard of relying upon the Free Beacon to report on bias?Baldy wrote:Jeezus Christ.kalm wrote:
WHEN IS THE WASHINGTON FREE BEACON GONNA MENTION IT'S FOUNDER'S CONFLICT OF INTEREST…!!!!
You're confusing me with someone who actually gives a fuck. The system is broken and the establishment media will be in the tank for establishment candidates like Hilary until we get reform. It's also why they protect Obama.travelinman67 wrote:Booohoooo!!!kalm wrote:
WHEN IS THE WASHINGTON FREE BEACON GONNA MENTION IT'S FOUNDER'S CONFLICT OF INTEREST…!!!!
When will the New York Times find some integrity and focus on the Clinton's $100+ million net worth obtained through bribes and graf?
BTW, your "conservative news commentator" DNC operative buddy Mark Halperin was caught trying to diminish criticism of Hillary and the NYT's Rubio hit pieces, just like you...
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tom-blumer ... s-speeding
Keep digging, Klam.
Kinda like using a music magazine as a go-to source for financial matters?kalm wrote:I actually found Evansky's comments hyperbolic when I first read it too, but surely you can see the double standard of relying upon the Free Beacon to report on bias?Baldy wrote: Jeezus Christ.
Exactl...wait, what?Baldy wrote:Kinda like using a music magazine as a go-to source for financial matters?kalm wrote:
I actually found Evansky's comments hyperbolic when I first read it too, but surely you can see the double standard of relying upon the Free Beacon to report on bias?
kalm wrote:I actually found Evansky's comments hyperbolic when I first read it too, but surely you can see the double standard of relying upon the Free Beacon to report on bias?Baldy wrote: Jeezus Christ.
Full circle back to the independent kalm.kalm wrote:You're confusing me with someone who actually gives a fuck. The system is broken and the establishment media will be in the tank for establishment candidates like Hilary until we get reform. It's also why they protect Obama.travelinman67 wrote:
Booohoooo!!!
When will the New York Times find some integrity and focus on the Clinton's $100+ million net worth obtained through bribes and graf?
BTW, your "conservative news commentator" DNC operative buddy Mark Halperin was caught trying to diminish criticism of Hillary and the NYT's Rubio hit pieces, just like you...
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tom-blumer ... s-speeding
Keep digging, Klam.
I'm in it for the theater which means I get to see it from both sides...and the view is spectacular! Wish you could see it sometime too.
