Richard Deshong
I would say you can’t make these things up, but evidently you can. Because I do like to do research, I submit the following:
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In 1996, the U.S. Congress passed a law prohibiting noncitizens from voting in federal elections, including elections for the U.S. House, U.S. Senate and presidential elections. This does not apply to elections at the state and local levels.
No state constitutions explicitly allow noncitizens to vote in state or local elections. As of June 2023, seven states specified that noncitizens may not vote in state and local elections: Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Louisiana, North Dakota, and Ohio.
The District of Columbia and municipalities in three states allowed noncitizens to vote in local elections as of June 2023.
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Clinton personally paid Paula Jones to settle a public lawsuit after an election.
Trump secretly funneled money through his lawyer to pay Stormy Daniels before the 2016 presidential election. His lawyer pleaded guilty to crimes tied to his role in arranging the payments. Legal experts said the Manhattan district attorney might argue that Trump falsified business records or violated campaign finance law in the process.
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In the predawn hours of Jan. 25, more than a dozen FBI agents raided Roger Stone's home in South Florida and took into custody one of President Trump's closest longtime confidants.
Law enforcement agencies often conduct early-morning arrests or raids with large numbers of officers and tactical equipment. Sometimes they even do so with guns a blazing.
Ambassador Chris Stevens was specifically warned of potential attacks on the embassy in Tripoli and, like all other embassies in the Middle East at the time, was told to plan for additional security, which he did not do. He then proceeded to make a last-minute trip to Benghazi to meet with a group of Libyans who were working with the USA to support change in the area. He chose to take only two private contractor security personnel on his trip.
Despite persistent accusations against President Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Susan Rice, ten investigations—six by Republican-controlled Congressional Committees—did not find that they or any other high-ranking Obama administration officials had acted improperly.
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Speaking about the Hamas attacks on women, on November 30, the National Organization for Women (a feminist organization) issued a press release in which national president Christian F. Nunes said “rape must never be part of a battle plan” and condemned the “deafening silence” around “these widespread crimes against humanity.”
Planned Parenthood released a statement on December 5, that read: “On October 7, Hamas unleashed a brutal attack in Israel, killing over one thousand civilians, sexually assaulting women and girls, and kidnapping over 200 people, many of whom remain captive.”
On December 6, the organization founded by the playwright and activist V (formerly known as Eve Ensler) to fight violence against women, posted the following statement on its website concerning the October 7, attacks by Hamas: “We know how rape and sexual assault is used as a weapon of war and we have always unequivocally condemned it wherever it has happened, whenever it has happened. And we do so now.”
The next day, the Women’s Media Center issued a statement condemning Hamas for “sexualized violence.”
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During her failed campaign for President Hillary Clinton did answer a lot of questions about white privilege. Here is a typical response she gave:
“White Americans need to do a better job of listening when African Americans talk about the seen and unseen barriers that you face every day. We need to recognize our privilege and practice humility, rather than assume that our experiences are everyone’s experience.”
Shortly after Chelsea Clinton, the daughter of former President Bill Clinton and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, completed her master’s degree at Columbia's Mailman School of Public Health in 2010, she landed a rather lucrative job. However, that job didn't pay her $900,000 per year, nor did it involve working for her parents, as was widely claimed online.
Chelsea Clinton was hired by NBC News as a special correspondent in 2011. She was reportedly paid $600,000 a year by the network until 2014, when she switched from an annual salary to a month-to-month contract due to the possibility of her mother's running for president:
As a full-time cohost on NBC, Jenna Bush has an estimated yearly salary of $4 million.
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On November 13, 2019, an anonymous Facebook post read:
"Russia donated 0$ to Donald Trump. Russia donated $145.000.000 to the Clinton Foundation."
You may want to check out Jesse Benton, a GOP strategist, who was convicted and sent to prison for illegally funneling funds from Russia to the Trump campaign.
Also, a 2017 Reuters investigation found that Russian elites invested tens of millions of dollars in Trump’s buildings. Among the buyers were several politically connected businesspeople, but none were from Putin’s inner circle.
As for the donation to the Clinton Foundation (not the Clinton campaign fund), the bulk of the money, about $131 million, came from Frank Giustra — a businessman from Canada, not Russia.
Giustra sold off his entire stake in Uranium One, a Canadian company, to a Russian mining company in 2007, three years before Clinton became secretary of state.
Despite four years of discussion and analysis of the matter—as well as an FBI investigation — no evidence of any quid pro quo or other wrong-doing surfaced. Numerous Republican politicians and pundits, including President Donald Trump, insisted that the Clinton-Uranium One story was the "real" Russian scandal, rather than the matters for which the Trump administration was investigated. The Washington Post reported in January 2020 that an additional Justice Department investigation into the matter, initiated after Donald Trump took office in 2017, was winding down after finding nothing worth pursuing.
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If you see a car on fire and you are standing next to it with an empty gas can and a book of matches, you may not want to draw attention to yourself.
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