Conway: Goalposts have been moved on Russian collusion

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President Trump counselor Kellyanne Conway accused opponents of the White House of moving the goalposts on allegations of collusion between President Trump's campaign team and Moscow.

In a Friday morning appearance on "Fox & Friends," she said former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is "one of the only people" who believes in collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.

"The goalposts have been moved," Conway added, describing the controversy as nothing more than a conspiracy theory in remarks first noted by Politico.

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My First Daughter and Family Visit

My birth Mother's ring. (Emily)  She died at 28 when I was 13 months old and her older Sister Ellen Douglas adopted me and wore it until she willed it to my first Daughter Emily who will, one day I assume, give it to her Daughter Ella. Time rolls on and waits for no one.

Protesters VS Trump Supporters at #MarchForTruth in Los Angeles

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Court Blocks Prayer In North Carolina Legislature

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A federal court ruled Friday that praying at the opening of North Carolina county commission meetings is unconstitutional.

The full 4th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the initial ruling of the circuit’s 3 judge panel, which said that the prayers were constitutional so long as Rowan County commissioners did not pressure anyone to join. According to the full circuit’s 10-5 ruling, the prayers constitute a violation of the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause.

The American Civil Liberties Union filed the initial lawsuit over the prayers, and alleged the religious practice was discriminatory, according to NBC Charlotte.

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Former Trump aide Michael Caputo blasts 'collusion delusion' to House Intel panel

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Michael Caputo, a communications adviser for many months during the Trump campaign, testified for three plus hours before the House Intelligence Committee Friday afternoon, and said in his opinion the Russia scandal comes down to two words: "collusion delusion."

"I completely believe there was no collusion in the Trump campaign, but all I can do is speak for myself and the people I'm close with," Caputo told the Washington Examiner after his testimony, characterizing the overall hearing as a "fishing expedition."

 "The problem we have is the Democrats have no interest in ending these investigations. They're looking to extend this as long as possible because they're successfully stopping Donald Trump from implementing his agenda. He may have won the election, but they have won the first year of his presidency — the most important year of a presidency," he added later.

More with video  @ Washington Examiner

HILARIOUS! Greg Gutfeld Wears CNN Box On His Head During ‘The Five’

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Friday on Fox News’ show “The Five”, co-host Greg Gutfeld donned a CNN box on his head just like the kind that came out during CNN’s doxxing scandal.

 

As the show opened, Jesse Watters introduced the five co-hosts of “The Five”. Greg Gutfled was wearing a red box that said “CNN” just like the memes being put out related to the infamous CNN doxxing scandal.

More with video @ The Gateway Pundit

Mystery solved? Timeline shows how Russian lawyer got into US for Trump Jr. meeting

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The Russian attorney whose campaign-season meeting with Donald Trump Jr. has caused headaches for the White House was cleared to enter the U.S. at the time of the visit by the Obama State Department, officials confirmed to Fox News late Thursday.

A brief timeline released overnight helps to resolve questions over how Natalia Veselnitskaya even had legal permission to be in the U.S. And it also shows multiple Obama agencies were involved on multiple occasions in granting access to the lawyer after she was initially denied a visa.

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How Trump Gave Miss USA 2006 A Second Chance And Helped Her Get Sober

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Eleven years ago Miss USA 2006 Tara Conner was almost stripped of her crown after being caught drinking underage and testing positive for cocaine, but Donald Trump gave her a second chance and helped her confront her addiction.

Now Conner is 10 years sober and recently wrote an op-ed thanking President Trump for giving her the opportunity to get help for her substance abuse problem.

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The End Game of the Left

Comment by Anonymous on Lou Dobbs Tells Seans Hannity: The Left is Attempt...

 

The Tuol Sleng Museum, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

(Go to the Tuol Sleng Museum in Phnom Penh. You won't go back. BT)

 I Have Committed The Mistake Of Believing In Americans

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"The Left has crossed the line a long time ago from having a different view on how ought this country be run, to active sedition and treason against a duly elected government and the Constitution. To say the Left is attempting Coup against Trump is to state the obvious. The end game of the Left is to take total control, and to install a one party totalitarian socialist/communist state. What all the useful idiots, mal-educated utopians and the cannon fodder don't understand is that once all of their political enemies have been exterminated. And yes I do mean death camp, gulag exterminated, THEY will be next to be murdered en mass. The revolution will turn on itself, those deemed not pure enough will be hunted down, alone with political rivals by those who are determined to stay in power and control. It happened during the French Revolution, the Nazi's rise to power, The Russian Revolution (and Stalin's reign of terror/purges), China (the Red Guard), and Cambodia (The Killing Fields). The Lefties in this country are going to keep pushing for Civil War until they get it. What they want is absolute power"

NC NAACP’s Barber arrested in DC after health-care protest outside McConnell’s office

Via Cousin John "Time to ban this Bigoted NAACP $NAACP$ Plantation PIMP."

 

Capitol Hill police arrested the president of the North Carolina NAACP on Thursday morning after he led a protest of the Senate’s proposed health care repeal-and-replace bill.

Rev. William J. Barber II, who was protesting in his role as president of Repairers of the Breach, was released from jail by 2 p.m. In the morning, he and other faith leaders led a group of about 50 people to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s office in the U.S. Capitol. The group gathered a few blocks away at 10 a.m. and walked to the Capitol, chanting and singing along the way. Many carried signs that said “Love Thy Neighbor. (No exceptions.)”

Once the group entered the Capitol and gathered outside McConnell’s office, several leaders spoke, couching their objections to the proposed legislation in moral and religious terms. McConnell, a Republican from Kentucky, was not present at any point during the protest.

More @ The Raleigh News & Observer which use to have common sense

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