Ann Stone  reveals the lies /claims made to re-invent Hillary Clinton and Robbie Mook's attempted redemption of his failed efforts to get white trash Hillary to move on up to the White House.

Former Hillary campaign manager,Robbie Mook is still a liar. 

On "This Week"...this week...he said the following: 1)That Trump put Goldman Sachs has undue influence over our government...a FORMER GS person has influence but not to the extent that GS did over his candidate who took tens of millions from them and whose son in law had them as his ONLY Hedge Fund client and said fund closed when GS pulled out their money after HIllary lost.

 That Trump is using tax money to shuttle his children all over the world for their business deals. Lie. The Federal government gives them security only...they are not shuttled at taxpayer expense. Would Mook pull security off of Chelsea and the Obama girls??

That a Trump official hawked his products. Lie...Kellyanne in a snarky retort to the hounding about Ivanka and Nordstrom pushed Ivanka's product...from a company from which the family divested itself.

That he is getting foreign governments to spend money on his properties. Liar. Show proof...there isn't any since it is not true. Diplomats who choose to book a room at his hotel will find their payments are given to the US Treasury...it does not go into Trump's pocket.

Yes Robbie is still a liar...and a bad one to boot. He couldn't sell us on the lie his candidate was the best one to run the country either. Loser...

The New Bullies on the Block:
Democrats

Ben Sley opts:

"Fascism" is a word frequently bandied about by leftists against conservatives, but it is actually practiced by leftists to prevent any dissent to its politically correct orthodoxy. Exhibit #1 - Broadway legend Jennifer Holliday agreed to perform at the Trump inauguration. She was mercilessly bullied by the left for her decision, causing her to "apologize for her lapse in judgment" and withdraw. This is the new face of Fascism and it comes from the left.

My take on Veterans' Day...

WHERE ARE THE POPPIES?

Thomas Lipscomb | May 29, 2006

As America headed into the Vietnam War in the early 1960's, a preppy folk group called The Kingston Trio was climbing the pop charts with a Pete Seeger anti-war song called "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" To cut a long repetitive lyric short, the answer was first to become soldiers and then "to graveyards everyone." Anti-war Seeger saw total catastrophe as the only alternative to peace at any price. But it was a great song.

In those days on Memorial Day in May and on Veterans' Day in November, then still called "Armistice Day," millions of Americans were ablaze with bright red poppies with green wire stems in buttonholes or wound around purse straps in honor of America's veterans.

The tradition began in England after the terrible casualties of World War I. It took the symbol of the poppy from a poem by a Canadian Col. McCrae who died in the war and wrote "In Flanders Field." Many who had served in the battlefields of Flanders and France were struck by the faithful blossoming of the bright red poppies there each Spring, despite the shell-torn devastation of the once placid farmland. The poppies came to symbolize the sacrifice of so many of their comrades. As early as 1919 a display of paper poppies in their memory had become a new tradition among several nations.

Each poppy then and now was handmade by a veteran, many in Veterans Administration Hospitals. It provided them a little much-needed income and another source for funds for rehabilitation. A donation in exchange for a poppy was seen as a way to honor the dead and help surviving veterans at the same time. .In 1965 almost 19 million poppies were ordered.

But even after the 30 years of the Vietnam War, The Invasion of Grenada, The Panama Intervention, The Gulf War of 1991 and the Afghan and Iraqi Wars, last year's poppy sales had dropped by almost 75%. And poppies had all but vanished from a great city like New York.

The American Legion Auxiliary, a women's organization, took over the responsibility for distributing the largest share of the poppies back in 1924. But like many organizations, from the Elks to the Masons over the past 30 years of Americans "bowling alone," the Auxiliary also lost about 75% of its membership. And although the American population nearly doubled in those years, the Auxiliary's distribution of poppies dwindled from 19 million to 5 million. Why?

"Perhaps Americans don't feel quite so personally involved with our professional volunteer fighting forces as they had been with a military largely made up of draftees," said Carol Van Kirk, National President of the American Legion Auxiliary in Indianapolis. "And organizations like ours that depend largely on volunteers find fewer homemakers available in a world in which many families have to depend upon working women for their income. Fortunately with the Internet, there are new ways of reaching more people at lower cost and we are exploring some of them now."

One hopes she is right. Certainly if the yellow ribbons and American flags displayed on the bumpers of millions of cars and trucks and mail boxes across the nation are any indication, there is widespread support among the American people for our military that is as deep as the educational system in the United States is steadfastly opposed to it. And that may be the key to where all the poppies have gone.

How many school rooms in America have Memorial Day or Veterans' Day displays today compared to the early 1960s? One quarter at best? And what are traditions if they are not commemorated in the minds of children? How many of the children who grew up in the past 30 years would even know why someone was wearing a red poppy on Memorial Day if they saw one?

For that matter how many even know the story behind the first Memorial Day itself that does so much to remind us of the duties of survivors to those who gave their lives in a bitter war?

It began one year after the close of the Civil War in a small city in the northeastern corner of Mississippi. Columbus had somehow emerged relatively intact from the ravages of a war that had destroyed so many towns and cities around it. There were 1400 Confederate graves nonetheless. And vines and weeds in the deep South grew fast in the fertile land so there was a lot of work to be done in the first months of Spring after the war. The ladies and many widows of Columbus decided to clean and decorate the graves of the dead on what they called then that April 25th 1866 and for years after: "Decoration Day." The local newspaper stated "We were glad to see there was no distinction made between our own dead and about forty Federal soldiers."

Surely a national tradition that began with such a generous gesture after a bitter civil war is more instructive to young Americans than the often absurd politically correct observances that now crowd the calendars of American schools, as trivial as Presidential proclamations of "National Clown Week."

Moss for Virginia Beach City Council

Petey  Browder

Virginia  Beach

City  Council

Rose Hall District

John Moss:

Clearly the Beach City Manager needs to be tutored by the Chesapeake City Manager who can budget for a three percent raise and get the job done without increasing their real estate tax or personal property tax rates.

James E. Baker Chesapeake City Manager

Clearly the Beach City Manager [Jim Spore] needs to be tutored by the Chesapeake City Manager who can budget for a three percent raise and get the job done without increasing their real estate tax or personal property tax rates.

What is the difference?

Beach Mayor Will Sessoms does not look pleased with the City's Budget

In Chesapeake the path of least resistance is not to the taxpayers wallet

It is up to Beach residents to tell City Council not only to eliminate the proposed 8.1 percent increase in the car tax, but to fund the same raise for school teachers that police officers and fire fighters are proposed to receive. School teachers contribution to our community is no less than our public safety professionals.

It is just a matter of priorities and fiscal discipline - the right

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Lipscomb's picture shows there is snow on the roof, but his writing says there are no bats in the belfry !!!!

TIME TO RECAST
cold, nasty, narcisstic Barry Sotero

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I GIVE UP... The part of "President Obama" is just too important to this soap opera to be played by this cold, nasty, narcisstic Barry Sotero..... TIME TO RECAST... David Kahane, Chistopher Buckley and others in the biz... how bout MORGAN FREEMAN? He does a great job as "President"... .

"Liberalism is the eternal search for 'liberation' from God's seemingly restrictive rules.

There are those who will always seek – or if necessary, create the escape hatch through which those who find God's rules too limiting can flee. Liberalism, under many different names, has always found eager converts and is a very strong lure of the devils."

Democrats tend to be liberal because they persecuted others for so long they choose to empathize with other downtrodden people.

"They assume liberalism to be a kinder, gentler philosophy than conservatism.

This leads to a feeling of moral superiority to cover up their past sins."

Yale Professor’s ‘Surprising’ Discovery: Tea Partiers Have Higher ‘Scientific Comprehension’

http://www.mediaite.com/online/yale-professors-surprising-discovery-tea-partiers-have-higher-scientific-comprehension/

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Under its time for a change Obama Median family income less today  than twenty-three years ago per government statistics reported today 9/17/2013.

Under its time for a change Obama Is federal govt spending less than 23 years ago?  No !

Under Bob McDonnell Is state govt spending less than 23 years ago?  No!

Under Will Sessoms Is local govt spending less than 23 years ago? No!

Government must shrink if families and businesses are to prosper.

One more reason to vote for Ken Cuccinelli for Governor.

Govt spending has pushed at least 50% of Ametica's families over the edge.

Ken's opponent favors bigger state govt that will make sure the living standards of Virginia's families keep falling.

Lets put Virginia families on the path of expanding economy with Ken Cuccinelli as our next Governor.

MEGHAN COX GURDON has been the children’s book reviewer for the Wall Street Journal since 2005. Her work has also appeared in numerous other publications, including the Washington Post, the Washington Examiner, the San Francisco Chronicle, National Review, and the Weekly Standard. In the 1990s, she worked as an overseas correspondent in Hong Kong, Tokyo, and London, and traveled and reported from Cambodia, Somalia, China, Israel, South Korea, and Northern Ireland. She graduated magna cum laude from Bowdoin College in 1986 and lives near Washington, D.C., with her husband and their five children.

The following is adapted from a speech delivered at Hillsdale College on March 12, 2013, sponsored by the College’s Dow Journalism Program.

ON JUNE 4, 2011, the number one trending topic on Twitter was the Anthony Weiner scandal. I happen to remember that, because the number two topic on Twitter that day—almost as frenzied, though a lot less humorous—had to do with an outrageous, intolerable attack on Young Adult literature . . . by me. Entitled “Darkness Too Visible,” my article discussed the increasingly dark current that runs through books classified as YA, for Young Adult—books aimed at readers between 12 and 18 years of age—a subset that has, in the four decades since Young Adult became a distinct category in fiction, become increasingly lurid, grotesque, profane, sexual, and ugly.

Books show us the world, and in that sense, too many books for adolescents act like funhouse mirrors, reflecting hideously distorted portrayals of life. Those of us who have grown up understand that the teen years can be fraught and turbulent—and for some kids, very unhappy—but at the same time we know that in the arc of human life, these years are brief. Today, too many novels for teenagers are long on the turbulence and short on a sense of perspective. Nor does it help that the narrative style that dominates Young Adult books is the first person present tense—
“I, I, I,” and “now, now, now.” Writers use this device to create a feeling of urgency, to show solidarity with the reader and to make the reader feel that he or she is occupying the persona of the narrator. The trouble is that the first person present tense also erects a kind of verbal prison, keeping young readers in the turmoil of the moment just as their hormones tend to do. This narrative style reinforces the blinkers teenagers often seem to be wearing, rather than drawing them out and into the open.

Bringing Judgment

The late critic Hilton Kramer was seated once at a dinner next to film director Woody Allen. Allen asked him if he felt embarrassed when he met people socially whom he’d savaged in print. “No,” Kramer said, “they’re the ones who made the bad art. I just described it.” As the story goes, Allen fell gloomily silent, having once made a film that had received the Kramer treatment.

I don’t presume to have a nose as sensitive as Hilton Kramer’s—but I do know that criticism is pointless if it’s only boosterism. To evaluate anything, including children’s books, is to engage the faculty of judgment, which requires that great bugbear of the politically correct, “discrimination.” Thus, in responding to my article, YA book writers Judy Blume and Libba Bray charged that I was giving comfort to book-banners, andPublisher’s Weekly warned of a “danger” that my arguments “encourage a culture of fear around YA literature.” But I do not, in fact, wish to ban any books or frighten any authors. What I do wish is that people in the book business would exercise better taste; that adult authors would not simply validate every spasm of the teen experience; and that our culture was not marching toward ever-greater explicitness in depictions of sex and violence.

Time to Wake-Up America

Obama is a Threat to your Life

Impeach Now Congress !!!