The number of Syrian refugees who have arrived in the U.S. nearly doubled in June as the Obama administration aims to make good on its pledge to resettle at least 10,000 by the end of the fiscal year.
In all, 5,186 Syrian refugees have arrived in the U.S. since Oct. 1, following President Obama’s directive to step up resettlement efforts—and 2,381 of them arrived in June, according to records updated by the Refugee Processing Center, operated by the State Department.
They’ve been resettled across 38 states; Michigan has taken in the largest group of Syrian refugees, 570 so far, followed by California, which has taken in 500. But a dozen states have taken in no Syrian refugees, and more than a dozen have taken in fewer than 50.
To meet its goal, the U.S. must accept 4,814 more over the next three months . This fiscal year’s total already well exceeds the 1,682 Syrian refugees taken in during the previous year, but pales in comparison to the 4.8 million Syrians who have fled the war, now in its sixth year.
Millions remain in the neighboring countries of Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan; the flow of people leaving Syria also contributed to refugee crisis in Europe, which ended its calendar year having taken in some 1 million migrants and refugees.
The screening process by which the U.S. admits refugees is complex, and even more so for Syrians, spanning on average 18 to 24 months. TIME broke down this process in a Q&A with Jana Mason, a senior adviser to the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, which refers Syrian refugees to the U.S. for resettlement.
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No Trump campaign buttons or bumper stickers for me. I’m part of the new silent majority: those who don’t like Donald Trump but might vote for him anyway. For many of us, Trump has only one redeeming quality: He isn’t Hillary Clinton. He doesn’t want to turn the United States into a politically correct, free-milk-and-cookies, European-style social democracy where every kid (and adult, too) gets a trophy just for showing up. Members of this new silent majority, many of us front-wave baby boomers, value hard work and love the United States the way it was. We long for a bygone era when you didn’t need “safe spaces” on college campuses to shelter students from the atrocity of dissenting opinions, lest their sensibilities be offended. We have the reckless notion that college is the one place where sensibilities are supposed to be challenged and debated. Silly us. Trump calls Clinton a 'world-class liar'Embed Copy Share
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And please don’t try to stereotype us. We’re not uneducated, uninformed, unemployed or low-income zealots. We’re affluent, well-educated, gainfully employed and successfully retired. Some of us even own our own business, or did before we retired, creating not only our own job but also employment for others. While we’re fiscally conservative, we’re not tea partyers. And on certain social issues, many of us even have some leftward leanings. Shhhh . . . Our view of the media is old-school, too — just the facts, please. Before his untimely death some years ago, Tim Russert of “Meet the Press” set the standard for “fair and balanced” by grilling both Democratic and Republican politicians in a way that never betrayed his personal political persuasions. That still works fine. It’s just damn hard to find. The only pleasure the new silent majority has taken throughout this primary season has been watching progressives marinate in their own righteous indignation. They were giddy, like spoiled children opening Christmas presents, as they watched 17 Republican combatants call in airstrikes on one another. But eventually the tables turned as the Hillary-Bernie slugfest got ugly, and we took particular delight in the sourpuss expression on the faces of the lefties we know when they realized that the Republicans, left for dead, suddenly had new life and a chance to win the presidency. We are under no illusions about Trump. We know that this Man Who Would Be King is a classic bully and a world-class demagogue in his personal, professional and political lives. He will continue to demonize his perceived enemies and take the low road at every opportunity.
And we know that if Trump makes it all the way to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., the view after that is murky at best. We’re confident that he will surround himself with smart and capable people from the business world, as well as some Capitol Hill veterans. But here’s the rub: Past business associates describe him as a micromanager who likes yes men at his side. How long this new Washington brain trust will last in a Trump administration is anybody’s guess. Who’s to blame for the Trump phenomenon? There’s culpability on both sides of the aisle for the absence of bipartisanship that fueled his rise. The left blames the policies of a fragmented, delusional, right-wing GOP. But the left bears responsibility, too. Turns out that the obstructers in Congress weren’t just the Republicans, as Bob Woodward reported in his book “The Price of Politics.” President Obama kept “moving the goal posts” in the 2011 sequester negotiations with Republicans. And who can forget the way Republicans were bullied over health care? They were left with no choice but to use every procedural maneuver in their arsenal to block, delay or postpone the liberal legislative agenda. So why then would rational, affluent, informed citizens consider voting for The Donald? Short of not voting at all — still an option some of us are considering — he’s the only one who appears to want to preserve the American way of life as we know it. For the new silent majority, the alternative to Trump is bleak: a wealthy, entitled progressive with a national security scandal in her hip pocket. In our view, the thought of four to eight more years of a progressive agenda polluting the American Dream is even more dangerous to the survival of this country than Trump is. Obama: Trump not 'legitimate spokesperson' for working classEmbed Copy Share
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'He grabbed me, then touched my genitals. Girls were crying everywhere': 17-year-old tells of horror after mob of 'foreign youths' sexually assault 35 females as young as 12 at Swedish music festival Police say attacks happened during Sweden's 'Party in the Park' festival Authorities said that the perpetrators are 'young men, who are foreigners' Officers have arrested two boys, both living at a nearby asylum centre Victim Alexandra Larsson, 17, has waived anonymity to describe her ordeal
‘Let me be clear , we’re not saying that someone who did something similar wouldn’t have charges brought against them. We are just not bringing charges in this particular case.” Comey FBI's Comey confirms laws are for the little people, and not the Clintons.
Whether this was the right or wrong decision, it will just further three narratives:
1) The Clintons are above the law; 2) The elites can get away with pretty much anything. 3) Major institutions can no longer be trusted to do the right thing.
It's all very corrosive to a society that depends so much on trust.
=====The whole thing is so weird. SO weird. Comey spends 15 minutes describing her crimes and violations and then says, "But no indictment is recommended." What is going on with that man?
====I have to wonder of this is the beginning of a coup. No matter the wrongdoing, the party in power will not respect the rule of law and prosecute their own.
====Anyone who now votes for Hillary is basically telling the country it's ok for the president to be careless with national security secrets as long as she has the correct ideology.
I actually think this may hurt Clinton more than her supporters think here. For 95% of Comey's presentation he slammed Hillary on many fronts, making it clear what she did. Her supporters here seem to forget that he said 110 secret or top secret emails were on her private server, a clear violation of federal law. I had a top secret clearance so don't try and argue it is not. Trump will use this to his advantage.
..more than that... as I posted 2 months ago, I was scared she gets indicted, Bernie or Biden goes up on the ticket, both already announced, their VP running mate will be Pocahontas (now if you want a worse criminal than Hillary, there she is).... and this clueless, mindless, unable to think, dumbed down herd (a.k.a. the American progressive liberal voting block) will carry "that" pair into the WH on their shoulders.
Trump has a much better chance to beat Clinton than either of the other two pairs.
===In some ways this is good news. It allows Trump to carry on about the rigged system and Crooked -- and now Careless -- Hillary. And it keeps her in the race. She has to be the worst candidate they could field.
====I tend to agree. Comey basically indicted her for 95% of his presentation, then said no federal prosecutor would press it. He did not say she was not guilty.
====The next time I'm speeding I'll use the excuse: I didn't intend to violate the law. Gotta work, right? Of course the best way to look at this case is if it were anyone else it would be called NWNC: negligent while not Clinton... and they'd be busted.
====It is no wonder why we have had so many horrific Muslim terrorist attacks on US soil in the last couple of years. Our FBI is grossly incompetent.
====If you read the complete statement, you will find: Comey said, "To be clear, this is not to suggest that in similar circumstances, a person who engaged in this activity would face no consequences."
In other words, if it were anyone but Hillary, there would be consequences. As it is, I want to live to see my next birthday.
Another line for Trump to use in a commercial, if he is smart.
=====The whole thing is so weird. SO weird. Comey spends 15 minutes describing her crimes and violations and then says, "But no indictment is recommended." What is going on with that man?
====I have to wonder of this is the beginning of a coup. No matter the wrongdoing, the party in power will not respect the rule of law and prosecute their own.
====Anyone who now votes for Hillary is basically telling the country it's ok for the president to be careless with national security secrets as long as she has the correct ideology. ScottishFold 发表于 7/5/2016 5:50:57 PM
Folsom Naval Reservist is Sentenced After Pleading Guilty to Unauthorized Removal and Retention of Classified Materials
Here is Nishimura, this man charged after committing the same crimess as Hillary:
FBI itself, less than a year ago, charging one Bryan H. Nishimura, 50, of Folsom, who pleaded guilty to "unauthorized removal and retention of classified materials" without malicious intent, in other words precisely what the FBI alleges Hillary did (h/t @DavidSirota):
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http://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/muslim-police-officer-reinstated-nypd-agrees-review-no-beard-policy-n602546
穆斯林在奥八的支持下真是要什么有什么. 警察不许留胡子是个安全和作风规定吧, 这规定在他当警察前早就就有了吧? 他不愿意遵守还当什么警察? 为迎合穆斯林这也得改掉?!
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一车车拉人去投票真是小意思， 至少是真人去投票了， 上次看了一个VIDEO，不知道真假， 一张“卡”可以轻轻松松更改机器读选票结果， 现在的技术， 远程控制似乎也不是不可能吧？这个可以不露痕迹的作弊吗？
初选的时候据说就有索罗斯的机器作弊。看天意吧，看美国到底corrupt到什么程度了，还能不能挽回
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The number of Syrian refugees who have arrived in the U.S. nearly doubled in
June as the Obama administration aims to make good on its pledge to
resettle at least 10,000 by the end of the fiscal year.
In all, 5,186 Syrian refugees have arrived in the U.S. since Oct. 1,
following President Obama’s directive to step up resettlement efforts—and
2,381 of them arrived in June, according to records updated by the Refugee
Processing Center, operated by the State Department.
They’ve been resettled across 38 states; Michigan has taken in the largest
group of Syrian refugees, 570 so far, followed by California, which has
taken in 500. But a dozen states have taken in no Syrian refugees, and more
than a dozen have taken in fewer than 50.
To meet its goal, the U.S. must accept 4,814 more over the next three months
. This fiscal year’s total already well exceeds the 1,682 Syrian refugees
taken in during the previous year, but pales in comparison to the 4.8
million Syrians who have fled the war, now in its sixth year.
Millions remain in the neighboring countries of Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan;
the flow of people leaving Syria also contributed to refugee crisis in
Europe, which ended its calendar year having taken in some 1 million
migrants and refugees.
The screening process by which the U.S. admits refugees is complex, and even
more so for Syrians, spanning on average 18 to 24 months. TIME broke down
this process in a Q&A with Jana Mason, a senior adviser to the U.N. High
Commissioner for Refugees, which refers Syrian refugees to the U.S. for
resettlement.
Even if the administration hits its target, the 10,000 figure is
overshadowed by Canada, which government records show has welcomed more than
28,000 Syrian refugees since early November.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/arrival-syrian-refugees-u-surges-171917637.html
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No Trump campaign buttons or bumper stickers for me. I’m part of the new silent majority: those who don’t like Donald Trump but might vote for him anyway. For many of us, Trump has only one redeeming quality: He isn’t Hillary Clinton. He doesn’t want to turn the United States into a politically correct, free-milk-and-cookies, European-style social democracy where every kid (and adult, too) gets a trophy just for showing up. Members of this new silent majority, many of us front-wave baby boomers, value hard work and love the United States the way it was. We long for a bygone era when you didn’t need “safe spaces” on college campuses to shelter students from the atrocity of dissenting opinions, lest their sensibilities be offended. We have the reckless notion that college is the one place where sensibilities are supposed to be challenged and debated. Silly us. Trump calls Clinton a 'world-class liar'Embed Copy Share
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At a speech in New York on June 22, Republican presidential candidate called his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton a "world-class liar." "Brian Williams’s career was destroyed for saying less — just remember that,” Trump said. (Reuters)
And please don’t try to stereotype us. We’re not uneducated, uninformed, unemployed or low-income zealots. We’re affluent, well-educated, gainfully employed and successfully retired. Some of us even own our own business, or did before we retired, creating not only our own job but also employment for others. While we’re fiscally conservative, we’re not tea partyers. And on certain social issues, many of us even have some leftward leanings. Shhhh . . . Our view of the media is old-school, too — just the facts, please. Before his untimely death some years ago, Tim Russert of “Meet the Press” set the standard for “fair and balanced” by grilling both Democratic and Republican politicians in a way that never betrayed his personal political persuasions. That still works fine. It’s just damn hard to find. The only pleasure the new silent majority has taken throughout this primary season has been watching progressives marinate in their own righteous indignation. They were giddy, like spoiled children opening Christmas presents, as they watched 17 Republican combatants call in airstrikes on one another. But eventually the tables turned as the Hillary-Bernie slugfest got ugly, and we took particular delight in the sourpuss expression on the faces of the lefties we know when they realized that the Republicans, left for dead, suddenly had new life and a chance to win the presidency. We are under no illusions about Trump. We know that this Man Who Would Be King is a classic bully and a world-class demagogue in his personal, professional and political lives. He will continue to demonize his perceived enemies and take the low road at every opportunity.
And we know that if Trump makes it all the way to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., the view after that is murky at best. We’re confident that he will surround himself with smart and capable people from the business world, as well as some Capitol Hill veterans. But here’s the rub: Past business associates describe him as a micromanager who likes yes men at his side. How long this new Washington brain trust will last in a Trump administration is anybody’s guess. Who’s to blame for the Trump phenomenon? There’s culpability on both sides of the aisle for the absence of bipartisanship that fueled his rise. The left blames the policies of a fragmented, delusional, right-wing GOP. But the left bears responsibility, too. Turns out that the obstructers in Congress weren’t just the Republicans, as Bob Woodward reported in his book “The Price of Politics.” President Obama kept “moving the goal posts” in the 2011 sequester negotiations with Republicans. And who can forget the way Republicans were bullied over health care? They were left with no choice but to use every procedural maneuver in their arsenal to block, delay or postpone the liberal legislative agenda. So why then would rational, affluent, informed citizens consider voting for The Donald? Short of not voting at all — still an option some of us are considering — he’s the only one who appears to want to preserve the American way of life as we know it. For the new silent majority, the alternative to Trump is bleak: a wealthy, entitled progressive with a national security scandal in her hip pocket. In our view, the thought of four to eight more years of a progressive agenda polluting the American Dream is even more dangerous to the survival of this country than Trump is. Obama: Trump not 'legitimate spokesperson' for working classEmbed Copy Share
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During an interview with NPR, President Obama said Donald Trump is "hardly a spokesperson" for the working class "on either side of the Atlantic," drawing parallels between the presumed Republican nominee and the Brexit vote in England. (Reuters)
So come Nov. 8, you’ll find many of us sheepishly sneaking into voting booths across the United States. Even after warily pulling the curtain closed behind us, we’ll still be looking over our shoulders to make sure the deed is shielded from view. Then, fighting a gag reflex, we’ll pull the lever. We hate Donald Trump. But he just might get our vote. Read more on this topic:
Kathleen Parker: Who are Trump’s supporters in America? Authoritarians.
Jonathan Capehart: People are overestimating the power of Trump’s white supporters
Eugene Robinson: You can’t be for and against Trump
还有中国商人行贿卷入？牛叉，政治的世界真是黑过好莱坞大片
这个被杀的officer和希拉里的共同点就是都接受过政治局委员吴立胜的贿赂
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权利的极度腐败已经到了骇人听闻的地步了
http://www.appledaily.com.tw/realtimenews/article/international/20160705/900956/%E3%80%90%E8%98%8B%E6%9E%9C%E6%95%B8%E3%80%91%E7%BE%8E%E5%B7%B2%E6%8E%A5%E6%94%B65186%E5%90%8D%E6%95%98%E5%88%A9%E4%BA%9E%E9%9B%A3%E6%B0%91
美国总统欧巴马计划今年10月底到期的财政年度，安置1万名叙利亚难民，据统计，从去年10月1日至今已有5,186名叙利亚难民入境美国，6月进入美国的叙利亚难民人数比5月增长一倍，欧巴马的目标应可落实。
美国国务院难民安置中心报告，上个月抵达美国的叙利亚难民有2381人，在38个州安顿下来，其中570人在密西根州，500人在加州，388人在亚利桑那州，343人在伊利诺州，340人在宾州，321人在德州，301人在佛罗里达州。
为了达到政府的目标，美国必须在未来3个月接收4814名叙利亚难民。
CIA Director CONFIRMS That Obama HELPED Form ISIS! The TRUTH Is OUT! 奥巴马执政下isis增长了4000倍。国会是干什么吃的？这么明显的证据
整个国家和民族的希望都在船长身上了，实在是脑残太多，邪恶势力太大，真是要团结联合起来
奥巴马大统领 简称 奥马桶，干的事情也跟外号相关，天天捣鼓厕所那点儿事。
更堵的是今天的新闻：FBI决定不起诉希腊力
FBI Recommends No Charges Should Be Filed Against Hillary Clinton
估计不是被收买就是被威胁了吧！老天赶紧来收了老妖婆和马桶吧
哎， 我对11月的选举更加悲观了， 假如是机器选的话。。。。屁民能斗得过系统？不露痕迹的作弊？可能吗 唉。。。。
看看跟我一样担心的 http://www.mitbbs.com/article_t/USANews/31986353.html
这个消息的确让人心堵！但是从某种意义上说，是帮了船长的忙！如果老妖婆提前下线，换作船长VS.三德子或者拜登，会比较吃力；但是船长VS老妖婆容易，老太婆身后的shi太多了，够船长批判了。
转发一个人家的分析：
其实，感觉FBI是助攻川普啊，CNN采访的时候，很多公知说川普团队应该攻击希拉里撒谎，有一个人却讲川普其实很聪明，希拉里吹牛逼撒谎已经全国皆知了，反复谈也没意义，川普却指出了一个更严重更致命的问题，那就是民主党玩弄民主，官官相护。
加上FBI反复强调我有些接下来讲得话司法部也不知道，简直满满的恶意，调动了群众的积极性，把邮件事件最严重的地方深刻地让观众们记住了，希拉里和他的团队乱弄邮件服务器，把最高机密不当回事，明明知道政策，却不去执行。还反复讲连Gmail都不肯用，简直是抹黑希拉里。
然后话锋一转，说了一些官场话，表情和讲具体事件的时候更无奈，像照本宣科，无非是希拉里不是故意的，我们研究发现不足以起诉，可能泄露但是我们不能确认。最后还临门一脚，讲希拉里和他的团队，“极端不上心”，记得当时看CNN，感觉这句话讲得语气特别重。
然后反正不管怎么洗地，有脑子的美国人最大的感受，就是希拉里是个把国家秘密当儿戏，无法无天的骗子，国家机器出问题了，FBI讲了一大段屁话，明明证据确凿，却没办法制裁希拉里，制度出问题了。最后就是，FBI编理由太烂了，怎么都感觉前几天做了利益交换，打了招呼，官官相护。
当然CNN少不了采访洗地的希拉里支持者，然而连几个骂川普的都觉得这些人是睁着眼睛说瞎话。
给希拉里洗地的已经不多了，顶多是选择性无视，可以看出这场发布会之后，希拉里有够喝一壶。
现在就完全取决于 trump / GOP to make a case to American people。
FBI今天的press 提供了更多的 细节和证据，trump他们的竞选可以一用，效果如何，
就看 trump 他们的功力了。
FBI就email 丑闻的结论对于选举的影响排第三的，不是最好，但也不是最坏
第一，hillary indict，民主党不得不 内乱，因为换不换人就会打破脑袋。
第二，hillary staff 被 indict，这样案子会时不时 在news cycle，hillary /民主
党很难翻页。
就FBI今天的结论，如果你认真听了不到十分钟的 press，FBI实际上在说，我们发现了
实打实的证据，hillary 违反了所有的政府规定，主要两条：
1，hillary 的确收发了在当时就是 机密的文件，hillary 的抗辩无效。
2，hillary 的行为的确让国家安全信息极易受到攻击，尤其她大量的在国外，travel
中通过私人server 收发机密文件。
虽然呈现了实打实的证据，但FBI的结论却是不起诉，原因很可笑，也许是故意的搞这
么一个原因，就是FBI 没能证明hillary是故意，或有恶意的。
我们知道，当你的行为犯法了，你的企图只会在量刑上考虑，但违法本身是事实。比如
，你被抓开车超速，如果你去抗辩说，我没有企图，故意或恶意超速，法庭照样罚款。
如果 trump 他们能把这个打成竞选 热议题top 3，对trump 竞选绝对有利。要是让民
主党和媒体，成功翻页，甚至 spin 成其它的，对 trump 不利。
感觉现在非常需要这样positive的分析啊！到处都是负面消息，感觉非常悲愤.....
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'He grabbed me, then touched my genitals. Girls were crying everywhere': 17-year-old tells of horror after mob of 'foreign youths' sexually assault 35 females as young as 12 at Swedish music festival
Police say attacks happened during Sweden's 'Party in the Park' festival
Authorities said that the perpetrators are 'young men, who are foreigners'
Officers have arrested two boys, both living at a nearby asylum centre
Victim Alexandra Larsson, 17, has waived anonymity to describe her ordeal
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FBI's Comey confirms laws are for the little people, and not the Clintons.
You decide November 8th.
希望如此吧，民主已死,一腔悲愤
1) The Clintons are above the law;
2) The elites can get away with pretty much anything.
3) Major institutions can no longer be trusted to do the right thing.
It's all very corrosive to a society that depends so much on trust.
Comey spends 15 minutes describing her crimes and violations and then says, "But no indictment is recommended."
What is going on with that man?
====I have to wonder of this is the beginning of a coup. No matter the wrongdoing, the party in power will not respect the rule of law and prosecute their own.
====Anyone who now votes for Hillary is basically telling the country it's ok for the president to be careless with national security secrets as long as she has the correct ideology.
Trump has a much better chance to beat Clinton than either of the other two pairs.
====I tend to agree. Comey basically indicted her for 95% of his presentation, then said no federal prosecutor would press it. He did not say she was not guilty.
Of course the best way to look at this case is if it were anyone else it would be called NWNC: negligent while not Clinton... and they'd be busted.
====It is no wonder why we have had so many horrific Muslim terrorist attacks on US soil in the last couple of years. Our FBI is grossly incompetent.
====If you read the complete statement, you will find: Comey said, "To be clear, this is not to suggest that in similar circumstances, a person who engaged in this activity would face no consequences."
In other words, if it were anyone but Hillary, there would be consequences. As it is, I want to live to see my next birthday.
Another line for Trump to use in a commercial, if he is smart.
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http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/686038/New-trade-deals-lined-up-for-Britain-after-brexit
释放强硬信号 英首相热门“接班人”要求提前与欧盟展开谈判
http://wallstreetcn.com/node/252633
根据澳洲广播公司报导，截止5日晚10点前，已有80%的选票被清点，澳洲联盟党（现任执政党）获70席，工党获67席，其它小党派及独立候选人共占5席，还有8个席位不确定。
尽管总理自信邮寄方式的选票能确保联盟党执掌政府，但ABC周日档节目Insiders的主持人、政治分析评论员Barrie Cassidy认为“那是不可能的”，“准确地说处于悬峙议会状况下”。
http://wallstreetcn.com/node/252539
Folsom Naval Reservist is Sentenced After Pleading Guilty to Unauthorized Removal and Retention of Classified Materials
Here is Nishimura, this man charged after committing the same crimess as Hillary:
FBI itself, less than a year ago, charging one Bryan H. Nishimura, 50, of Folsom, who pleaded guilty to "unauthorized removal and retention of classified materials" without malicious intent, in other words precisely what the FBI alleges Hillary did (h/t @DavidSirota):
https://www.fbi.gov/sacramento/press-releases/2015/folsom-naval-reservist-is -sentenced-after-pleading-guilty-to-unauthorized-removal-and-retention-of- classified-materials
左棍说，法律是因人而异的。
Obama jabs Trump, praises Clinton as 'steady' and 'true'
真是一对LIAR 。。
丑陋的独裁者，强奸人民的意志
林肯说的好啊，美国真是堕落了，那么好的体制也把自己玩完了
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床铺最大一张牌是什么？是以屁民之身挑战腐败透顶的体制。最厉害的武器是什么？就
是他那张大嘴。
他这张大嘴，嬉笑怒骂，纵横江湖。越是丑闻缠身，越是高高在上代表国家罗汉，越是
能装逼，就越是怕他这张大嘴。
克家从1993年进白宫，23年了，一直在权力的顶峰（附近），克婆一直在装逼（照顾弱
势啦，保护妇女啦），这个星球上最大的逼非她莫属，还有比她长得更像政府的人吗？
第二名连她的脚踝都够不着。
克家的几十年履历，对于床铺来说，就是无穷无尽的宝藏。床总就像个掏粪工，面对一
个积累万年鸟屎的大山洞，随便捞一下，就是粪。
一堆傻蛋要选这个山洞当总统，床总只要每天在这个山洞里扒一扒，亮给大家看，“这
就是你想要的总统吗”？
如果这时候，把山洞给拿下，换成三德子或者拜登，床铺的赢面要比对山洞小。
先看拜登。
1 拜登只是个千年老党奴，拜登本人并没有那么多骇人听闻的丑闻，身上的屎并不太多。
2 拜登本身自带大嘴属性，拜登一直被描述为毛手毛脚真性情，不装逼，或者说装得不
够。床总的大嘴威力，用在拜登身上，要降低 90%。
3 一直有右派说宁愿捏着鼻子投票给山洞，也不愿投票给床总。好了，现在山洞没了，
换了个四平八稳，没有大丑闻，还有点讨人喜欢的老党奴拜登，肯定有更多不喜欢床总
的右派，会投票给拜登。
4 如果从一开始就是拜登，我认为还是床铺胜算更大。现在换的话，床总捋起袖子，正
准备大干一场，好好挖粪呢。突然换了个粪不太多的山洞，心情肯定很失落。本来就是
个很小的团队，还得从头开始做功课，这叫措手不及。NBA的比赛里，有时候落后的球
队把头号球星（比如鸡屎登）换下场，让替补上去干，反而赢了。
再看三德子
1 三德子身上的屎也不多
2 政治信仰先不管，三德子讲话看上去很实在，不装逼（跟马桶和山洞比，每个人都显
得无比的真诚）
3 三德子有一大批“cultish follwers", 就像 08年的马桶，这些狂热的邪教般的追随
者，是铁杆。三德子虽然是议员，但一直在打反体制这张牌。床铺这个真屁民，搞不好
会被三德子这个假屁民，把屁民这张牌给抢去。
4 大部分的“温和”民主党党员，在三德子和床铺之间，还是会选择三德子。三粉有很
多痛恨山洞的，因为山洞代表体制把三德子给做了。这些三粉，肯定有不少会投床铺。
反过来就不成立了，山洞粉并不痛恨三德子，山洞即使被搞掉，也不是三德子的错。三
德子有一次在辩论里甚至主动说，我们不要纠缠你邮件这无关痛痒的事情了吧，山洞笑
得花枝乱颤，开心得一塌糊涂，心里在想“你个**，还真是讨人喜欢呢”
综上，这个时候如果换人，床铺的赢面会下降，变数更多。如果不换人，床总的赢面非
常非常非常大。
民主党还真的很搞笑，一个大屎橛子跟一个共产党，大半年打得不可开交。
邪恶腐败的希拉里和奥巴马，美国历史之耻辱