-- The Lefties ....

Temple is cRaZy.

Prove me wrong.

directorate wrote:

Temple is cRaZy.

Prove me wrong.

One has nothing to do with the other..
As for me being ''cRaZy'' ain't nuttin wrong with that, nope.

Speaking of leftie bombshells:

Rep. Eric Swalwell Farts on Hardball!
• Nov 18, 2019

The Wise And Powerful wrote:

Speaking of leftie bombshells:

[b]Rep. Eric Swalwell Farts on Hardball!

At least he didn't shit his pants as Grack does..

Rep. Eric Swalwell Denies Farting During Live TV Interview — But Admits the Loud Noise Was 'Funny
Joelle Goldstein, People • November 18, 2019

It was the fart heard ’round the world — but California Rep. Eric Swalwell insists he had nothing to do with it!

During Monday’s episode of MSNBC’s Hardball with Chris Matthews, Swalwell, 39, appeared on the political analysis show to discuss whether President Donald Trump had used taxpayer dollars to cheat in the election.

However, viewers were quickly distracted from the issue when an enormous farting noise was heard as Swalwell, who sits on the House Intelligence Committee, spoke to Matthews on-air from the Capitol.

“Chris, so far the evidence is uncontradicted that the president used taxpayer dollars to help him cheat…” he says as he takes a deep breath, which is when the alleged fart was heard, before going on to finish his sentence, “an election. And the complaint that I’ve heard from Republicans…”

As he spoke, the Democrat also appeared to be fighting back a smile from his alleged gas relief incident.

Because Swalwell was on camera when the fart noise was heard, many viewers instantly assumed that the politician was the person behind it.

“We flipped it back several times, you can see the laugh in his eyes,” wrote one user.

“It is real you can tell the pause he takes to push it out,” said someone else.

“Might be real, I mean he quit talking and looks almost like he’s about to laugh,” added another person.

Others argued that Hardball‘s host was to blame, while some guessed that it might have been someone on the production team.

“It was 100% Chris Matthews,” wrote one person.

“Could have been whoever was holding the microphone,” added another person.

Despite their many theories, Swalwell denied having anything to do with the noise — and even claimed that he didn’t hear it while on camera.

Tweets and more at https://news.yahoo.com/rep-eric-swalwell-denies-farting-044601564.html

Temple wrote:

di he fart? or didn't he fart?
we will never know the truth of that one..
considering the mik wasn't by his ass it was weirdly loud..

He smells of elderberry cheese and mulled wine. That's your hint for the day.

Grackle wrote:

Dems should have a closed door hearing about it ..down in the bunker ..They'll get to the bottom of it ... Nadler should take the reigns on this one

Nadler, being one himself, knows all about stale old farts.

directorate wrote:

Grackle wrote:

Dems should have a closed door hearing about it ..down in the bunker ..They'll get to the bottom of it ... Nadler should take the reigns on this one

Nadler, being one himself, knows all about stale old farts.

Nadler seemingly has vanished from public view.

GO PETE !
Save Us!)
It's going to be one of these---

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RNC hits record fundraising numbers despite Trump's impeachment
Dec 19, 2019

The RNC raised millions of dollars and gained thousands of new donors during November. The record growth took place while House Democrats were making a case for Trump's impeachment.

Union Bosses Rack Up $60,000 Cigar Bill on Union Outing
Bradley Cortright
5 days ago

A federal complaint filed against the leader of the United Auto Workers union has uncovered lavish spending and alleges that union leadership repeatedly misused and encouraged the misuse of union funds.

A federal complaint filed in September, alleges that Gary Jones — the former president of the United Auto Workers — spent $13,000 of the union’s money in one day at a cigar store in 2015, according to The New York Times.

“A December 2015 Gary’s Sales invoice issued to ‘UAW c/o [UAW Official A]’ for a $13,046.91 purchase that included an order for 12 boxes of Ashton Double Magnum cigars at $268.00 per box (totaling $3,216) and 12 boxes of Ashton Monarch Tubos cigars at $274.50 a box (totaling $3,294),”

The suit was filed against current union leader Vance Pearson. But sources told the Times that Jones and his predecessor — Dennis Williams — are also mentioned in the complaint and referred to as “Official A” and “Official B.”

The filing says that in the four years, union officials spent $1 million on outings, including four-figure dinners, months-long rentals of villas in Palms Spring, California, and golf outings. It also alleges they spent $60,000 dollars on cigars and cigar paraphernalia during that time period.

Federal officials looked lavish spending and improper use of funds by union leaders, who they allege encouraged the use of Fiat Chrylser Automobile funds – intended for training — for outings.

The filing alleges that Williams and Jones set up a “master account” that they billed hotel rooms for conferences to, but also expenses that occurred before and after conferences.

It also claims that friends of Williams who had “no legitimate reason to attend” would appear at outings, paid for by the union.

Jones is accused of improperly using union funds to curry favor and help secure the top job at the organization.

Court filings show that Jones, who previously served as an accountant for the union, was submitting receipts for expenses that had already been reimbursed beginning in 2010.

After he became a regional director, the filing alleges, Jones began spending lavishly at Palm Springs to curry favor and further his career prospects.

Neither Williams nor Jones have faced criminal prosecution. However, Jones resigned as the union’s president in November as internal pressure mounted to oust him from the position.

The suit against UAW leadership is part of a broader investigation into the union and Fiat Chrysler which has led to nine convictions.