左派人士(liberals)总体而言道德低下、崇拜暴力、无知无畏
- 主题发起人 明的凡
- 开始时间
贵圈
政府都对党
- 注册
- 2014-10-21
- 消息
- 32,808
- 荣誉分数
- 6,137
- 声望点数
- 373
Candidates bombard Hispanics in swing states, ignore them elsewhere
Gay voters’ ill will extends to Donald Trump proxies
These celebrities are devoutly Christian — and you probably didn't realize it
Talk of NFL franchise in London intensifies as ‘mutually beneficial’ relationship flourishes
Quiz: US Citizenship Test - Could You Pass?
How To: Fix Your Fatigue And Get More Energy
COMMENTARY
Wesley Pruden
A suspicious wind in the rigging
Monica Crowley
Why the Obamacare collapse is exactly what Obama and Clinton want
Suzanne Fields
Readin’ and writin,’ but not for boys
View all
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Is the presidential election rigged?
Question of the Day
YES
NO
WE'LL FIND OUT
View results
STORY TOPICS
SEARCH YELLOW PAGES
Popular Searches
A girl who was protesting Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at rally in Janesville, Wis., on March 29, 2016, is escorted by police after being pepper-sprayed by a man in a crowd during a confrontation outside the hotel where Trump ... more >
View CommentsValerie Richardson and Dave Boyer - The Washington Times - Wednesday, October 19, 2016
The White House moved Wednesday to distance itself from a Democratic dirty-tricks scandal amid Republican calls for an investigation and newly released footage revealing that a Hillary Clinton campaign consultant schemed to have women bullied at a Donald Trump rally.
The latest hidden-camera video posted by Project Veritas shows Aaron Black, an associate at the Democratic consulting firm Democracy Partners, brainstorming about how to make sure pro-Trump men bully hired female agitators.
“So we get people behind Trump when he’s at a rally, but we make sure it’s women and they are positioned next to men,” said Mr. Black. “We want images of the men bullying the women who are trying to hold their signs up. That’s what I’m going to do. That is what we’re going to do. That is the hit.”
Sen. Ted Cruz, Texas Republican, called for the FBI to conduct a “serious criminal investigation,” while the Public Interest Legal Foundation filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission against the Clinton campaign, the Democratic National Committee and two political consulting firms.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said the videos reveal a “fundamental threat to our democracy.”
“I have a very simple first question: Where is the FBI? Why is the FBI not investigating? You have a willful effort to foment violence, to break up a presidential campaign, to intimidate voters — where is the Federal Bureau of Investigation?” Mr. Gingrich told Fox News’ Sean Hannity.
Footage released this week shows Democratic operatives discussing voter-fraud schemes and their work in hiring and training agitators — including the mentally ill, homeless and union members — to incite violence by baiting Trump supporters at campaign events.
The scandal reached the Obama administration Wednesday after reports that Democracy Partners head Robert Creamer, who stepped down Tuesday over the uproar, has visited the White House 342 times, including 45 meetings with President Obama, since 2009.
Asked if Mr. Creamer could be called a friend of the president, White House press secretary Josh Earnest said, “That’s not how I would describe him.”
Aaron Black says female campaign operatives would be assigned to arrive at a Trump rally seven hours early in order to gain prime positions behind the candidate, and that they would smuggle in provocative signs in order to elicit an on-camera reaction from pro-Trump men.
“Yup, and fold up those signs that we have and put them in their pockets,” Mr. Black says in a conversation with a Project Veritas investigator.
The associate, whose real name is Aaron Minter, worked for Mr. Creamer but also identifies himself in the video as “deputy rapid-response director for the DNC.”
So far, the Clinton campaign and the DNC have made no public comment on the content of the videos or resignations of the Democratic consultants.
Mr. O’Keefe has said his group plans to release more videos stemming from its yearlong undercover investigation before the Nov. 8 election.
