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2. At the end of 2016, I hired counsel who prepared a draft complaint asserting claims against Bill O'Reilly. We have since resolved all our issues. I would no longer make the allegations contained in the draft.

3. Additionally, over the years while I was acting as Bill O'Reilly's counsel, he forwarded to me certain explicit emails that were sent to him, and any advice sought or render is attorney-client privileged, confidential and private. I have no claims against Bill O'Reilly concerning any of those emails or any of the allegations in the draft complaint.

On the issue of N.F.L. players kneeling, Carter was less sympathetic: “I think they ought to find a different way to object, to demonstrate. I would rather see all the players stand during the American anthem.”

I asked if he thought the president was deepening racial divisions. “Yes, I think he is exacerbating it,” he said. “But maybe not deliberately.”

blatham wrote:

snood wrote:

hightor wrote:

Finn dAbuzz wrote:

There's a crack I never expected from the enlightened feminist blatham, but I guess it's OK to be a sexist when you strongly disagree with someone.
What's up next? Calling her "sweetie?"

Luckily we have a white knight around here to defend "sacred" womanhood and enforce political correctness. Good boy!

Lol

Yes. It's a delightful response.

I got a good chuckle

Recall when Republiican Greg Gianforte of Montana body-slammed a young reporter and Gianforte then pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault?

Quote:

A Montana Republican official on Thursday said she “would have shot” the reporter Rep. Greg Gianforte (R-MT) body-slammed a day before he was elected to office.

“If that kid had done to me what he did to Greg, I would have shot him,” Karen Marshall, the vice president of programs for Gallatin County Republican Women, said on the “Voices of Montana” radio program.

TPM

So, that's very cool. It's kind of how they do things in Russia, which is a good model for government/press relationships.

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This patriot and gentleman above just had 16 of his weapons stolen. His advice to others?
"Don't let strippers in your house".

A Texas city has required residents who are seeking government disaster relief funds in the wake of Hurricane Harvey to pledge not to boycott Israel.

Not sure why this board is called able to know, because none of the regulars here seem to be even slightly interested in discussing the truth of the current (and past) political situation.

The left's most cherished ideal is that the rules never apply to themselves.

Clinton received more primary votes from Democratic voters than Sanders did. If there's any way that result could be "rigged" it's surprising that the same technique wasn't used to win in the general election.

This, from the New York Observer: “DNC attorneys claim Article V, Section 4 of the DNC Charter -- stipulating that the DNC chair and their staff must ensure neutrality in the Democratic presidential primaries -- is “a discretionary rule that it didn’t need to adopt to begin with.” Based on this assumption, DNC attorneys asserted that the court cannot interpret, claim, or rule on anything associated with whether the DNC remains neutral in their presidential primaries.”

No, you and Finn are trying way too hard to make this into some sort of "feminist" issue. Do I actually have to explain to you that the ironically patronizing "good girl" remark was obviously sarcasm

and hardly approaches the level of disdain and malice inherent in nasty epithets such as "cheese-eater"? Get a grip, kids.

What's really funny is seeing you guys trying to polish your p.c. credentials by stamping out sexism whenever it rears its ugly head!

The DNC primaries and the general election are two completely separate issues.

If there's any way that result could be "rigged" it's surprising that the same technique wasn't used to win in the general election.

And certainly no interest whatsover in establishing how we ended up with this situation.