As it turns out, Donna Brazile’s accusations about the Clinton campaign - contained in several excerpts from her upcoming book that somehow found their way into the hands of reporters at Politico and the Washington Post - are also Vladimir Putin’s fault.
Just hours after last night's bizarre, temporary muting of Trump's twitter account, in which Twitter admitted that a disgruntled "twitter customer support" employee on his last day took down Donald Trump's twitter account, after faslely claiming earlier that the "account was inadvertently deactivated due to human error" - which prompted many to ask just what quality control, if any, exists at Twitter if a disgruntled employee can shut up the president - this morning the president was delighted to remind the world of this latest act by the "resistance" tweeting on F
First it was Donna Brazile; now none other than the woman widely expected to be the Democratic presidential candidate in 2020 - Elizabeth Warren - has thrown Hillary Clinton under the bus.
During an interview on Thursday afternoon on CNN, Sen. Elizabeth Warren was asked if she believed the Democratic National Committee was rigged to favor the presidential nomination of Hillary Clinton.
"Very quickly senator, do you agree with the notion that it was rigged?" CNN's Jake Tapper asked.
"Yes," Warren responded.
After successfully leveraging promises for far-left policy reforms into a competitive challenge against frontrunner Hillary Clinton during the 2016 Democratic primary (forcing Debbie Wasserman Schultz to intervene on her longtime friend's behalf), Senator Bernie Sanders has finally introduced a long-anticipated piece of legislation: His bill to create a single-payer health-care system, or, as his supporters know it best, “Medicare for all.”
Authored by Joshua Caplan via TheGatewayPundit.com,
The length to which Hillary Clinton and her team will go to shift blame onto others for President Trump’s victory last November is stunning.
Adam Parkhomenko, a long time aide to Hillary Clinton, took to Twitter Friday evening to rant about how great his boss’s presidential campaign was in 2016, while taking shots at her primary opponent Bernie Sanders.