"She comes out of nowhere."

[Miles Archer]

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/06/donald-trump-orlando-speech



On Monday, Roger Stone, one of Trump's close friends and advisers, also suggested that Huma Abedin, a longtime aide to Clinton, might be a terrorist operative. "She has a very troubling past," Stone said on the Breitbart News Daily radio show. "She comes out of nowhere. She seems to have an enormous amount of cash, even prior to the time that she goes to work for Hillary. So we have to ask: Do we have a Saudi spy in our midst? Do we have a terrorist agent?"

[uponit7771]

1. They just make up their own realities, these are the people who shouldn't own guns or drive cars...

... cause they'll tell themselves the red light is really green

[WhiteTara]

2. Roger Stone is a putid RatFucker

and one of the most skilled. That Mother Jones is quoting him and Breitbart stuns me.

[Miles Archer]

4. The article documents Trump's anti-Muslim tirade earlier today

"Donald Trump Goes on Anti-Muslim Warpath"

And Trump's surrogates are part of it.

Same source:

The speech was not the first time Trump addressed the Orlando attack. On Sunday, Trump published tweets thanking his followers for the "congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism" and calling again for a ban on allowing Muslims into the United States, a proposal other Republicans have said he should drop. Trump then suggested on Monday that President Barack Obama may purposefully be turning a blind eye to terrorism, winking at conspiracy theories that Obama is secretly Muslim and anti-American. "He doesn't get it or he gets it better than anybody understand," Trump said during an interview on Fox & Friends. "It's one or the other." He repeated variations on the claim during other media appearances on Monday.

[Scootaloo]

6. Why? It's a case of "look what these crazy fucks are yelping about."

It's a little late to deny the crazy fucks exposure. So might as well give htem and hteir frazy-fuckness some overexposure.

[Miles Archer]

7. Yes, thank you, that's why I posted it.

The photo I chose to got with it should have been a dead giveaway, but yes, it was a "look at the crazy fucks" post. The more people know about what Trump is trying to pull, the better informed they are. The better informed they are, the less likely they will vote for him (except for the zealots, of course). And for DU, where many people already know that this is what we're dealing with, it's a reminder of what we're up against and how deep the sewer runs.

[annabanana]

12. I think his face ought to be as familiar to America as

Nixon's, and Cheney's, and every other RW ratfucker we have been subjected to for these many years.

His name should automatically let every citizen know exactly who he is and where he comes from, and what he's been responsible for over the years.

He is still too able to operate in the shadows.

[alcibiades_mystery]

3. What are your thoughts on this, Miles?

[Guy Whitey Corngood]

8. Stone has the same problem his boss has. Neither has ever been smacked in the fucking mouth. nt

[gratuitous]

9. Whereas with Roger Stone . . .

We know exactly which Republican cesspool birthed this slime bucket: The one marked "Nixon."

[TexasBushwhacker]

10. A guy with a tattoo like this has to be trusted

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[Odin2005]

11. He looks like a dark elf from a fantasy-themed video game.

He could be a bad guy from Morrowind.

[redwitch]

15. OMG! I was just thinking the same thing!

Never trust a dark elf!

[tallahasseedem]

13. Not this shit again.

No, she didn't come out of nowhere...she's been a target of racist republicans for quite some time. Why do they do this shit? Just kidding, I know...they're racist.

[spanone]

14. the republicans are out of their fucking minds...