Flashback: Wikileaks’ Assange Says Google Directly Allied with Clinton Campaign
Wikileaks’ founder warns of growing alliance between D.C. and tech giant.
Tag: U.S. News
Canadians For Trump?
Infowars catches up with people in Huntington Beach, California.
New York City Taxpayers Billed $265,000 for Bathroom Ads
De Blasio admin touts first ever ad campaign in U.S. on bathroom use.
Homeland Security promises covert security tests of TSA at airports this summer
Claims “persistently evolving threat from terrorist groups around the world.”
Rasmussen: Superdelegate System Created to Keep Outsiders Like Sanders Out
Process “badly, badly broken from the ground up.”
Clinton Secures Democratic Nomination
AP jumps the gun and gives California primary to Hillary.
Hillary Clinton did not win the Democratic Primary, she won a secret survey of party elites
It was a survey – an anonymous survey.
Graham Calls on Republicans to Un-endorse Trump
“There’ll come a time when the love of country will trump hatred of Hillary.”
Sheriff Clarke: Anti-Trump Rioters Utilizing Same Tactics Used to Intimidate Blacks During Jim Crow Era
“That’s why this is done – to strike fear and intimidation in the hearts of these people”.
Report: Trump Refused $200 Million to Pick Gingrich as VP
Kit Daniels | Establishment tries to control Trump through VP pick.
California Gun Law: One Law for Us, Another for You
Golden State politicians used this legislative session to set themselves apart from the little people.
New York Times Reporter Asks Sanders If He’s Sexist For Continuing To Run Against Hillary
Sanders bristled at the question but also laughed.
AP Issues Sarcastic Response to Critics After Calling Race for Clinton: ‘We Counted’
AP’s calculations that led them to make the call with a pithy paragraph oozing with sarcasm.
Libertarian Candidate: Trump Is “Clearly” A Racist
“Donald Trump has said 100 things in this campaign that would disqualify any other candidate”.
9/11 families plead with White House to release secret 28 pages
The Hill | The 28 pages should be “only a first step in responding to the public calls for transparency and accountability,” they wrote.