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    Quote Originally Posted by astralis View Post
    dalem,

    well, as to that point i'm not particularly surprised: it has the semblance of a machine, and chinatown isn't exactly the cleanest area in the US (literally and figuratively speaking).

    but it's a big jump from this type of political corruption to out and out covert funding by the chinese gov't.
    Ah.

    Just the garden variety corruption, then, not actual foreign influence.

    Swell; we can all go back to sleep, I suppose.
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    bluesman,

    Ah.

    Just the garden variety corruption, then, not actual foreign influence.

    Swell; we can all go back to sleep, I suppose.
    sure, it is a big concern, and i noticed a while back you and julie going back and forth about it quite endlessly.

    but it's not the same as foreign influence (and i know you agree with me here, or else you wouldn't have started this seperate thread on it ) ).
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    Quote Originally Posted by astralis View Post
    bluesman,



    sure, it is a big concern, and i noticed a while back you and julie going back and forth about it quite endlessly.

    but it's not the same as foreign influence (and i know you agree with me here, or else you wouldn't have started this seperate thread on it ) ).
    Agree wih you that there IS a difference in degree, but that's all. Hillary is corrupt, so if her entire bloody party, and that's really my point.

    Also, I just heard of a new measurement increment for money: $850,000 equals one Hsu.

    Now, THAT is FUNNY.)
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    When will we all have had enough? I reached that point a long time ago. But there are still people that believe this can be excused, defended, explained...

    The Chinatown Dodge
    Hillary Clinton keeps having problems with donations from the Asian-American community. First her biggest bundler, Norman Hsu, turns out to be a convicted con man and the donations he bundled appear to have come from families whose modest incomes do not lend themselves to the large donations he claimed. Now another set of donors from similar communities appears to have been a front for other bagmen (via Power Line):

    A search of Chinatown donors yesterday by The Post found several bogus addresses and some contributions that raised eyebrows.
    Shin K. Cheng is listed twice in federal records for giving $1,000 donations to Clinton's campaign on April 17.

    But the address recorded on campaign reports is a clinic for sexually transmitted diseases, hemorrhoids and skin disease.

    No one at the address knew of a Shin K. Cheng.

    Another donation came from a Shih Kan Chang on Canal Street. But the address listed is a shop that sells knock-off watches and other pirated goods. The sales clerk there did not know the donor.

    Hsiao Yen Wang, a cook in Chinatown, is listed as giving Clinton $1,000 on April 13. Contacted yesterday, she told The Post she had written a check.

    But it was on behalf of a man named David Guo, president of the Fujian American Cuisine Council, and Wang told The Post that Guo had repaid her for the $1,000 contribution.

    Such "straw donations" are strictly prohibited by federal law.
    Knock-off watches. Pirated goods. Phony addresses. Straw donors.

    What does that say about the Hillary Clinton campaign? Once could have been a mistake. Twice looks like a pattern. Taking into account 1996 and the same kinds of criminal activity in her husband's re-election effort, three times is a bad habit and not a mistake at all.

    Nominating Clintons to the White House three times doesn't qualify as a mistake for Democrats, either. This demonstrates a lack of ethical oversight on the part of their party that reflects the kind of governance they represent. If Hillary wins the nomination after having her campaign conduct these kinds of criminal and ethical violations, then that tells Americans quite a bit about their threshold for corruption in pursuit of power.

    And where does this money originate? Who wants Hillary elected so badly that they keep using Asian-Americans as straw donors to flood her coffers with their cash? Who has this much cash to dump into the presidential election? Perhaps the FBI will start looking for those answers -- and soon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluesman View Post
    When will we all have had enough? I reached that point a long time ago. But there are still people that believe this can be excused, defended, explained...
    They should be brought up on charges and tried, no question. However, what does this say about whomever runs against Hillery and the people still think she is the better person for the job and vote her into office?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bonehead View Post
    They should be brought up on charges and tried, no question. However, what does this say about whomever runs against Hillery and the people still think she is the better person for the job and vote her into office?
    I don't think it says much about her opponents, but it tells me that her supporters can allow themselves to be fooled, even when all the evidence is there before them.
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    The voters can also look at both candidates objectively and think that even with all of Hillery's faults, she is still the lesser of the two evils. The fact is that is how a huge voting block thinks of the republican party. The last two elections were awful close. The party who wins next year will be the party that reaches out to the moderates. That means making some compromises and stepping back from the far right or the far left.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bonehead View Post
    The voters can also look at both candidates objectively and think that even with all of Hillery's faults, she is still the lesser of the two evils. The fact is that is how a huge voting block thinks of the republican party. The last two elections were awful close. The party who wins next year will be the party that reaches out to the moderates. That means making some compromises and stepping back from the far right or the far left.
    Correct....and Hillary's is aiming straight for the middle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Julie View Post
    Correct....and Hillary's is aiming straight for the middle.
    Well said Julie , you would make a good gunner , always aim for the center of the observed mass






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    Quote Originally Posted by Julie View Post
    Correct....and Hillary's is aiming straight for the middle.
    $5000 federal dollars for babies.

    Socialized medicine.

    Gun control.

    Intentionally losing a war.

    Straight for the middle, sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dalem View Post
    $5000 federal dollars for babies.

    Socialized medicine.

    Gun control.

    Intentionally losing a war.

    Straight for the middle, sure.

    -dale
    The worst thing you can do is underestimate her. The more criticism about her, the higher her polls soar. The best thing to do if you don't want her President is ignore her, but we both know that's impossible, now don't we.

    Most importantly, don't forget, she was born and raised a Republican, so she does know how to do the two-step.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Julie View Post
    The worst thing you can do is underestimate her. The more criticism about her, the higher her polls soar. The best thing to do if you don't want her President is ignore her, but we both know that's impossible, now don't we.
    How am I underestimating her?

    Ignoring the opposition's presidential candidate is kinda silly don'tcha think?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dalem View Post
    How am I underestimating her?

    Ignoring the opposition's presidential candidate is kinda silly don'tcha think?

    -dale
    Hillary makes mention, quite frequently, of all the attention she is getting from the male candidates. If you access the RNC website, everything mentions Hillary Clinton, moreso than what the Republicans' policy objectives are. That's a turn-off to me from the get-go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tankie View Post
    Well said Julie , you would make a good gunner , always aim for the center of the observed mass
    Unless, of course, it is moving, in which case aim where you think it might be when your shot arrives. In Hillary's case that might be hard, as she changes directions often.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Julie View Post
    Hillary makes mention, quite frequently, of all the attention she is getting from the male candidates. If you access the RNC website, everything mentions Hillary Clinton, moreso than what the Republicans' policy objectives are. That's a turn-off to me from the get-go.
    It had to happen. Can't attack a woman. Bad form.
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