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 Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2023 11:40 am Post subject: Darwin award Idiot of the year award... |
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I believe ultra partisan idiot Keven McCarthy should be the winner.
I believe this prestigious award goes to speaker of the house telling us the trump bathroom storage of top secret classified documents were kept in Trumps bathroom locked. It took me a nano-second to laugh when I heard him.
But anyone with a clue knows a frequent guest and I think member was a chinese spy. Not to mention the secret service did not even know about the classified documents and even when they were with massive numbers at Mara-loco (the press needs to rebrand the name to disgrace it for which it is, as we know the media hate came with Rush even making fun of presidents children, rush (i called him pigboy for a nickname) was ground zero of the hate in media, you know cigar box convicted drug addict right wing hero)
And speaking of another great right wing speaker how bout that longest serving one the convicted podophile, well i think convicted. Deny Hastert . coincidence Jim Jorden involved in sexual molesting coverup in wrestling too.
Also note trump has never liked hiring americans for working at Mara-loco. the majority of his staff are foreigners. And what county that hates America would not be willing to pay off these people with huge amounts of money to get info for them.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/ex-donald-trump-aide-alyssa-farah-griffin-points-out-major-flaw-in-bathroom-lock-defense/ar-AA1cuVfk?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover&cvid=3e520c8164ba4f728e2e6adb268ea5ab&ei=39
Ex-Donald Trump aide Alyssa Farah Griffin points out major flaw in 'bathroom lock' defense
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The View co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin has pointed out a major flaw in the 'bathroom lock' defense of Donald Trump.
On Tuesday's 'Hot Topics', the panel were discussing he historic arraignment of the former president for 37 counts related to his handling of classified documents, and weighed in on how Republicans are responding.
Farah Griffin worked with Trump as his White House communications director, but resigned from her role in December 2020, just one month after the election.
When the January 6th insurrection took place, she criticized Trump and said he should consider resigning from office.
Speaking on today's The View, Farah Griffin said she was pleased 'justice is catching up with Trump's wrongdoing' in a passionate monologue.
Co-host Joy Behar then questioned why boxes of top secret documents had been left lying around in a bathroom in Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
"All of these documents, nuclear secrets, all spread out on the floor, with those two tacky chandeliers in there, next to a toilet bowl," she said.
And she hit out at speaker Kevin McCarthy, who defended Trump for keeping classified documents in a bathroom, then attacked President Joe Biden for storing some in his Delaware garage.
When questioned on Trump, McCarthy replied: "Is it a good picture to have boxes in a garage that opens up all the time? A bathroom door locks."
Pointing out a massive flaw in this argument, Farah Griffin said: "You lock bathrooms from the inside. It doesnt make any sense."
The View co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin has pointed out a major flaw in the 'bathroom lock' defense of Donald Trump.
On Tuesday's 'Hot Topics', the panel were discussing he historic arraignment of the former president for 37 counts related to his handling of classified documents, and weighed in on how Republicans are responding.
Farah Griffin worked with Trump as his White House communications director, but resigned from her role in December 2020, just one month after the election.
When the January 6th insurrection took place, she criticized Trump and said he should consider resigning from office.
Speaking on today's The View, Farah Griffin said she was pleased 'justice is catching up with Trump's wrongdoing' in a passionate monologue.
Co-host Joy Behar then questioned why boxes of top secret documents had been left lying around in a bathroom in Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
"All of these documents, nuclear secrets, all spread out on the floor, with those two tacky chandeliers in there, next to a toilet bowl," she said.
And she hit out at speaker Kevin McCarthy, who defended Trump for keeping classified documents in a bathroom, then attacked President Joe Biden for storing some in his Delaware garage.
When questioned on Trump, McCarthy replied: "Is it a good picture to have boxes in a garage that opens up all the time? A bathroom door locks."
Pointing out a massive flaw in this argument, Farah Griffin said: "You lock bathrooms from the inside. It doesnt make any sense."
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Trump's Mar-a-Lago Sought 380 Short-term Foreign Workers as Classified Documents Were Missing, Records Show
| Quote: | Over the course of Donald Trump's presidency and for a period of time after he left office, Mar-a-Lago sought the employment of 380 short-term foreign workers, RadarOnline.com has learned.
On Tuesday, Trump pleaded not guilty to 37 charges that centered on missing classified documents found at his private club and residence.
The former president was accused of being personally involved in the movement of government materials from Washington D.C. to Florida before leaving office in January 2021.
While Trump insisted he was innocent as he bragged about Mar-a-Lago's alleged tight security, Department of Labor records raised questions about Mar-a-Lago employee access.
According to the Department of Justice's indictment, classified materials were stored at various locations across Mar-a-Lago.
From Trump's office to his bedroom, a ballroom stage, and next to a toilet in a bathroom, dozens of boxes were said to have littered the property.
While it was unclear who had access to the documents, the blasé nature in which they were stored — and undefined employee guidelines — gave pause for concern.
According to records filed with the Department of Labor, Mar-a-Lago frequently sought the employment of short-term foreign workers.
While businesses hiring short-term non-permanent employees was not illegal or unusual, the uptick of staffers sought by Mar-a-Lago over the course of Trump's presidency was called into question.
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With the exception of 2020, when pandemic closures drastically impacted the country's workforce, Mar-a-Lago increased the number of short-term foreign workers hired each year from 2017 to 2022.
According to employment records, Mar-a-Lago hired 65 non-permanent workers in 2016. That figure ballooned last winter when Trump's club sought to employ 91 foreign workers.
For an exclusive club, Mar-a-Lago's employment qualifications were relaxed.
Housekeepers who were hired for the 2021/2022 season were offered a whopping $11.70/hour.
Prospective foreign workers were required to speak English, be able to physically move up to 25 pounds, and provide three months of verifiable experience. A drug and background check were also listed.
It was unclear how extensive the required background check was — as was what areas of Mar-a-Lago were restricted employee access, if any. |
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-s-mar-a-lago-sought-380-short-term-foreign-workers-as-classified-documents-were-missing-records-show/ar-AA1cyPcz?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover&cvid=3e520c8164ba4f728e2e6adb268ea5ab&ei=13
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