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Foggy of the Fogbow 25th October 2020 03:54 PM

Yeah, I have definitely decided that I'm not voting for Hunter Biden.

Nobody can make me. :D

wareyin 25th October 2020 04:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Foggy of the Fogbow (Post 13269920)
Oh no, it makes perfect sense that he would fill a hard drive on an expensive Apple laptop with incriminating information, and then fly 3,000 miles to give it to a blind Trump supporter and then just never come back for it.

That's the kind of thing I do all the time. Don't you? :thumbsup:

The really stupid thing was the Russians using Giuliani for the fake smear. Didn't they understand how disreputable he's become? He's nothing but a blabbering, blubbering bobblehead now, that poor bunny. :D

I wonder if Giuliani caved and paid the $5 mil they were asking for for this info last year, or if the Ruskies caved and just gave it to him to try to stick a monkey wrench in the spokes this year. Either way, Giuliani looks like a fool for running with this, and the useful idiots who've been trying to carry the water for him on this board and other places look...not useful anyway.

JoeMorgue 25th October 2020 04:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TahiniBinShawarma (Post 13269674)
I edited the post to say I just saw it because it hadn't popped up till then. You saying I'm ignoring is quite the cheap shot.

Oh I see we've reached the "Beffudled old man who can't keep up with the discussion and is going to try and make the discussion stop and 'reset' over and over" part of the trolling argumentative rulebook.

JoeMorgue 25th October 2020 04:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Foggy of the Fogbow (Post 13270014)
Yeah, I have definitely decided that I'm not voting for Hunter Biden.

Yep. He and Hillary Clinton are definitely off my shortlist. I guess Trump is running unopposed.

Foggy of the Fogbow 25th October 2020 04:09 PM

What's amazing to me is that this was supposed to be their big, deadly October Surprise that was supposed to totally detonate the Biden campaign.

And it fell apart instantly. None of the mainstream media outlets fell for it, and I've seen in several places that if you didn't pay close attention to polly ticks and knew about it already, what Trump said in the Thursday night debate would have been incomprehensible.

The whole thing is just so incredibly stupid. Shockingly stupid. I keep waiting for the REAL October Surprise, but it appears this was it. 'Course, I still suspect he's going to try to have Biden arrested sometime in the next 9 days ... but maybe Barr has told him that's too over-the-top corrupt, even for Barr.

But I've said all along, Trump's only saving grace is that he's too stupid, lazy, and incompetent, or he would have caused a lot more damage to this great land of ours than he has managed to do. Granted, he's done a ton of damage. He's done everything he could think of to hurt this great nation, as long as it didn't involve a lot of work. It's going to take years to recover from this kakocracy.

But I'm very thankful that he's so dumb and so incapable. It could have been a lot worse!

varwoche 25th October 2020 04:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JoeMorgue (Post 13270030)
Oh I see we've reached the "Beffudled old man who can't keep up with the discussion and is going to try and make the discussion stop and 'reset' over and over" part of the trolling argumentative rulebook.

That's unfair. There's insufficient evidence to conclude sex or age.

Beelzebuddy 25th October 2020 04:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wareyin (Post 13270025)
I wonder if Giuliani caved and paid the $5 mil they were asking for for this info last year, or if the Ruskies caved and just gave it to him to try to stick a monkey wrench in the spokes this year. Either way, Giuliani looks like a fool for running with this, and the useful idiots who've been trying to carry the water for him on this board and other places look...not useful anyway.

I imagine he paid significantly more for it, having turned it down at first and came crawling back once all the other scandals failed to manifest.

Darat 25th October 2020 04:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by llwyd (Post 13269665)
Are you claiming that no hooker did? Hmm - the problem is that I won't read trash media - as a conventional guy I wan't my confirmation from a journalistic outfit. Anyway, from social media I just got the idea that while Hunter and Joe were making that meth deal with the cartels that there was an altercation and in the confusion a prostitute got shot? But you are now telling me that this is not true??

And notice neither Biden nor his son have denied this happened!

MinnesotaBrant 25th October 2020 04:40 PM

Seems that the spiders have added a few more documents to pics one added just now that says it was added 4 days ago. They seem to be from millennium mirror which seems to be a Facebook page. Let me look at them. Looks like a invoice for 3 MacBook's for 85 bucks which is the price to retrieve data from one MacBook. The story does not add up. Why does he have 3 MacBook's anyway. Possibly they were stolen by agents of Trump and then sent to Moscow for analysis because he considers them to be more reliable then Americans because Americans are stupid. They were then delivered to Russian asset and then to Trump. Could all be true. Let me pursue this rabbit hole a bit further. I did hit a dead end but, To be fair to Rudy, People are really that that stupid to send in their stuff with child porn and etc. in. Usually nothing happens to them these days which is disgusting. Of course nothing happens to them because it is not reported. If this guy had really Turned in a laptop with child porn on it and it was linked to Hunter. Hunter would probably be already in jail. Signature looks fake I just looked at emails that are using Hunter's iCloud account I don't know, I have never used my iCloud account for anything and it seems unlikely that a business concern would use iCloud to conduct business. More likely that is the Hunter's email that is going could have been hacked. I wouldn't be surprised if it was found on certain banned gaming accounts as well because that is what hackers do. Pretty sure iCloud emails can not be used as evidence in my mind at any rate.

Lurch 25th October 2020 05:01 PM

If there was anything here beyond nothingburger special sauce it woulda been dumped a while back. Before early voting got underway. This is just a last-minute hail Mary to sow enough doubt to dull enthusiasm among voting-day Biden supporters. The hope was to not have the smear completely debunked too soon, hence the comparative delay. Looks like the fools jumped the gun nonetheless. Amateurish incompetence and impatience add no luster to scumbaggery.

Even if all this was all true, times ten, Biden would still be far less awful for the country than Dumpy.

Mader Levap 25th October 2020 07:27 PM

In my opinion, it is not Russian disinfo op. Why? Because it bears hallmark of usual Trump omniincompetence. He and his cronies screw up their October surprise as readily as anything else they touch.
And I think Putin's Russia is more competent than that.

Only possibility for actual Russian op like that would be deliberately making this op such nonsensical, full of plotholes disaster, but I can't see reason for doing that.

Roger Ramjets 25th October 2020 07:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Foggy of the Fogbow (Post 13270039)
What's amazing to me is that this was supposed to be their big, deadly October Surprise that was supposed to totally detonate the Biden campaign.

No, this is just a smoke screen. The real October surprise is coming this week. It will come out of left field and be so shocking it will take your breath away. Sleepy Joe will definitely be arrested for the Crime of the Century, and you libs won't have time to react.

Since it's a secret I can't tell you what it is, but here's a hint...

A notoriously secretive government agency just paid a record $114 million to an anonymous whistleblower
Quote:

...and provided "extraordinary" assistance in an investigation, the agency announced Thursday. "These whistleblower tips have a huge impact... It's a gamechanger"

"It's incredibly serious," Norberg said

wareyin 25th October 2020 07:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mader Levap (Post 13270151)
In my opinion, it is not Russian disinfo op. Why? Because it bears hallmark of usual Trump omniincompetence. He and his cronies screw up their October surprise as readily as anything else they touch.
And I think Putin's Russia is more competent than that.

Only possibility for actual Russian op like that would be deliberately making this op such nonsensical, full of plotholes disaster, but I can't see reason for doing that.

I think that Russia's plan was probably more competent, taking real untouched emails and mixing them with real emails with some fake info mixed in and some completely fake emails like they like to do. But they didn't plan for Giuliani and the right wing news bubble's sheer bumbling idiocy.

Further, sowing doubt and discord still furthers Russian goals. Even a loss in influencing the election still counts as a win if the Bogatives and TBDS's of America still harbor a grudge and are still receptive to Russian manipulation.

dudalb 25th October 2020 08:00 PM

I think that Trump proved to be dumber then even Putin thought.

dirtywick 25th October 2020 08:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roger Ramjets (Post 13270158)
No, this is just a smoke screen. The real October surprise is coming this week. It will come out of left field and be so shocking it will take your breath away. Sleepy Joe will definitely be arrested for the Crime of the Century, and you libs won't have time to react.

Since it's a secret I can't tell you what it is, but here's a hint...

A notoriously secretive government agency just paid a record $114 million to an anonymous whistleblower

The SEC paying someone $114M should be a scandal all on its own

Skeptic Ginger 25th October 2020 09:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirtywick (Post 13270198)
The SEC paying someone $114M should be a scandal all on its own

I have no clue about the specifics here but in general, whistleblowers get paid a percentage of the money they save the government with their information.

Babbylonian 25th October 2020 09:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirtywick (Post 13270198)
The SEC paying someone $114M should be a scandal all on its own

Under some government laws, whistleblowers can be entitled to a percentage of money recovered/saved/paid in penalties. On Wall Street, I'd imagine those numbers can get huge.

In other words, probably not a scandal.

Norman Alexander 25th October 2020 10:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TahiniBinShawarma (Post 13269517)
How do you know the highlighted part?

Um, that's the heart of this silly conspiracy theory...:boggled:

FYI, there's an Apple Store less than 6 miles from Joe Biden's home. A real live Apple store that does certified Macbook repairs. Took me all of 10 seconds on Google to find it. There are two more within 10 miles in another direction. And yet, amazingly, "Hunter Biden" ignored all of those and sought out some second-rate dinky little place up a holler with a "blind" owner to leave these incriminating units at...according to Rudi. Then forgot to go back and get them...according to Rudi.

This all sounds absolutely legit. :rolleyes:

Norman Alexander 25th October 2020 10:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mader Levap (Post 13270151)
In my opinion, it is not Russian disinfo op. Why? Because it bears hallmark of usual Trump omniincompetence. He and his cronies screw up their October surprise as readily as anything else they touch.
And I think Putin's Russia is more competent than that.

Only possibility for actual Russian op like that would be deliberately making this op such nonsensical, full of plotholes disaster, but I can't see reason for doing that.

I suspect this is aimed not at Hunter or Joe but at Trump. Rudi has been the stupid messenger only.

And the message to Trump is: Here's a sample of the sort of kompromat we can make public about Hunter Biden, through your moronic sidekick Giuliani. You KNOW we have lots of kompromat on you too. Tons of it, all of it far more compromising than this. Maybe a dozen Macbooks full of it. So remember who your special friend is and what he has asked you to do. Or he will make Rudi an offer he can't refuse... OK? Just so we understand each other...*pats Donny's cheek*

Babbylonian 25th October 2020 10:58 PM

The New York Times reveals that there was a plan and Rudy wasn't supposed to be part of it.
Quote:

By early October, even people inside the White House believed President Trump’s re-election campaign needed a desperate rescue mission. So three men allied with the president gathered at a house in McLean, Va., to launch one.

The host was Arthur Schwartz, a New York public relations man close to President Trump’s eldest son, Donald Jr. The guests were a White House lawyer, Eric Herschmann, and a former deputy White House counsel, Stefan Passantino, according to two people familiar with the meeting.

Mr. Herschmann knew the subject matter they were there to discuss. He had represented Mr. Trump during the impeachment trial early this year, and he tried to deflect allegations against the president in part by pointing to Hunter Biden’s work in Ukraine. More recently, he has been working on the White House payroll with a hazy portfolio, listed as “a senior adviser to the president,” and remains close to Jared Kushner.

The three had pinned their hopes for re-electing the president on a fourth guest, a straight-shooting Wall Street Journal White House reporter named Michael Bender. They delivered the goods to him there: a cache of emails detailing Hunter Biden’s business activities, and, on speaker phone, a former business partner of Hunter Biden’s named Tony Bobulinski. Mr. Bobulinski was willing to go on the record in The Journal with an explosive claim: that Joe Biden, the former vice president, had been aware of, and profited from, his son’s activities. The Trump team left believing that The Journal would blow the thing open and their excitement was conveyed to the president.
Bottom line: Rudy jumped the gun and The Wall Street Journal didn't think there was enough evidence to prove that Joe Biden was involved in anything illegal.

Stacyhs 25th October 2020 11:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirtywick (Post 13270198)
The SEC paying someone $114M should be a scandal all on its own

It says in the article that the reward money comes from the fines paid and never from taxpayers. No scandal at all.

dirtywick 25th October 2020 11:22 PM

Well I don’t think the government should be paying an individual $114M. That’s it.

Stacyhs 25th October 2020 11:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirtywick (Post 13270262)
Well I don’t think the government should be paying an individual $114M. That’s it.

Why not if it brings in much more in fines for turning in a huge illegal scheme like what Berne Madoff had going?

dirtywick 25th October 2020 11:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stacyhs (Post 13270265)
Why not if it brings in much more in fines for turning in a huge illegal scheme like what Berne Madoff had going?

It’s too much.

Stacyhs 25th October 2020 11:31 PM

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Originally Posted by dirtywick (Post 13270266)
It’s too much.

That's a personal opinion. If it brings in $228 million in fines and stops an illegal scheme going on, it's not too much IMO.

ETA: And it's not coming out of taxpayers' pockets to begin with so why not if it encourages whistleblowers to come forward?

dirtywick 25th October 2020 11:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stacyhs (Post 13270268)
That's a personal opinion. If it brings in $228 million in fines and stops an illegal scheme going on, it's not too much IMO.

ETA: And it's not coming out of taxpayers' pockets to begin with so why not if it encourages whistleblowers to come forward?

Yea it’s my personal opinion. I didn’t mean to imply otherwise.

Minoosh 26th October 2020 12:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TahiniBinShawarma (Post 13269435)
I don't think it unusual for someone talking to the press to clam up.

He didn't clam up; he evaded specific questions. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that but it's a far cry from the NYP claim that he tried "repeatedly" to contact the computer owner. There was something else going on. He might have been covering his ass regarding specific industry standards related to blabbing about a customer's data. Again, I don't really blame him. I suspect he's in over his head and just wants to protect his livelihood.

Minoosh 26th October 2020 12:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Babbylonian (Post 13270255)
The New York Times reveals that there was a plan and Rudy wasn't supposed to be part of it.

Bottom line: Rudy jumped the gun and The Wall Street Journal didn't think there was enough evidence to prove that Joe Biden was involved in anything illegal.

I find all that reassuring, in a way. It makes the whole plot sound slightly less amateurish. Rudy-as-loose-cannon explains a lot.

The Don 26th October 2020 12:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Babbylonian (Post 13270255)
The New York Times reveals that there was a plan and Rudy wasn't supposed to be part of it.

Bottom line: Rudy jumped the gun and The Wall Street Journal didn't think there was enough evidence to prove that Joe Biden was involved in anything illegal.

I can't access the article, but is the NYT's position that there is some compromising information there but Giuliani just shanked its release, or is it that the information itself is likely garbage ?

Firestone 26th October 2020 01:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Don (Post 13270296)
I can't access the article, but is the NYT's position that there is some compromising information there but Giuliani just shanked its release, or is it that the information itself is likely garbage ?

The WSJ team that investigated the material found little in it except that Hunter Biden may have used his family name to get business opportunities. Nothing incriminating about Joe Biden.

From the NYT article:
Quote:

While the Trump team was clearly jumpy, editors in The Journal’s Washington bureau were wrestling with a central question: Could the documents, or Mr. Bobulinski, prove that Joe Biden was involved in his son’s lobbying? Or was this yet another story of the younger Mr. Biden trading on his family’s name — a perfectly good theme, but not a new one or one that needed urgently to be revealed before the election.

...

As the debate ended, The Wall Street Journal published a brief item, just the stub of Mr. Areddy and Mr. Duehren’s reporting. The core of it was that Mr. Bobulinski had failed to prove the central claim. “Corporate records reviewed by The Wall Street Journal show no role for Joe Biden,” The Journal reported.

dirtywick 26th October 2020 01:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Minoosh (Post 13270294)
I find all that reassuring, in a way. It makes the whole plot sound slightly less amateurish. Rudy-as-loose-cannon explains a lot.

Lack of coordination amongst itself is a consistent hallmark of the Trump admin.

Firestone 26th October 2020 01:23 AM

In that same NYT article, an interesting description of how the mainstream media, despite everything, still have learned something from their disastrous treatment of Clinton emails and Wikileaks in 2015-2016.
And why this "Hunter Biden Scandal" is going nowhere outside the right wing bubble.
Quote:

Perhaps the most influential media document of the last four years is a chart by a co-director of the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard, Yochai Benkler. The study showed that a dense new right-wing media sphere had emerged — and that the mainstream news “revolved around the agenda that the right-wing media sphere set.”

Mr. Bannon had known this, too. He described his strategy as “anchor left, pivot right,” and even as he ran Breitbart News, he worked to place attacks on Hillary Clinton in mainstream outlets. The validating power of those outlets was clear when The New York Times and Washington Post were given early access in the spring of 2015 to the book “Clinton Cash,” an investigation of the Clinton family’s blurring of business, philanthropic and political interests by the writer Peter Schweizer.

Mr. Schweizer is still around this cycle. But you won’t find his work in mainstream outlets. He’s over on Breitbart, with a couple of Hunter Biden stories this month.

And the fact that Mr. Bobulinski emerged not in the pages of the widely respected Journal but in a statement to Breitbart was essentially Mr. Bannon’s nightmare, and Mr. Benkler’s fondest wish. And a broad array of mainstream outlets, unpersuaded that Hunter Biden’s doings tie directly to the former vice president, have largely kept the story off their front pages, and confined to skeptical explanations of what Mr. Trump and his allies are claiming about his opponent.

Babbylonian 26th October 2020 02:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Don (Post 13270296)
I can't access the article, but is the NYT's position that there is some compromising information there but Giuliani just shanked its release, or is it that the information itself is likely garbage ?

The article doesn't take a position on the details. The main point of the story is to report that, despite having a conservative bent, the WSJ didn't just regurgitate whatever Trump and company wanted them to, instead choosing to vet the information thoroughly, as good journalists should. It is clear from the article that the staff at the WSJ haven't found enough credible information to even imply Joe Biden is guilty of anything but having a son who's made money internationally from his name, which is barely newsworthy and doesn't mean his dad is guilty of anything.

Foggy of the Fogbow 26th October 2020 04:22 AM

Fox News: There ain't no there there. "No role" for Joe Biden in Hunter's business activities.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K02u0iRTj_M

jadebox 26th October 2020 05:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Foggy of the Fogbow (Post 13270376)
Fox News: There ain't no there there. "No role" for Joe Biden in Hunter's business activities.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K02u0iRTj_M

That is bizarre. They start by disparaging other media outlets for not reporting on the laptop/emails story then provide an explanation of why the story should be ignored.

Foggy of the Fogbow 26th October 2020 05:20 AM

Hay, just because it's a fake story doesn't mean you shouldn't use it to try to smear Joe Biden.

Trump made that clear last Thursday, I reckon. The thing is, they don't have anything else to use to smear Joe Biden. So they're kind of stuck.

MinnesotaBrant 26th October 2020 06:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skeptic Ginger (Post 13270210)
I have no clue about the specifics here but in general, whistleblowers get paid a percentage of the money they save the government with their information.

10 to 30%

varwoche 26th October 2020 06:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirtywick (Post 13270262)
Well I don’t think the government should be paying an individual $114M. That’s it.

It is a lot of money. Risk/reward I suppose. It seems generous, seeing as whoever crafted the policy/legislation could never have imagined that a POTUS would one day threaten the life of a whistleblower.

JoeMorgue 26th October 2020 06:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirtywick (Post 13270266)
It’s too much.

Can you... like expand on that instead of just a vague "It's too much?"

JoeMorgue 26th October 2020 06:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jadebox (Post 13270417)
That is bizarre. They start by disparaging other media outlets for not reporting on the laptop/emails story then provide an explanation of why the story should be ignored.

It's almost funny. It literally reads like FoxNews is mad at other news outlets for treating their smear job as if it where actual news. As if FoxNews is trying to play the "journalistic integrity" card... on people reporting their own bad reporting.

MinnesotaBrant 26th October 2020 07:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by varwoche (Post 13270449)
It is a lot of money. Risk/reward I suppose. It seems generous, seeing as whoever crafted the policy/legislation could never have imagined that a POTUS would one day threaten the life of a whistleblower.

I read an article on it. They are trying to encourage whistleblowing and seem to be offering 30% for up to 5m. Since whistleblowers are supposedly often harmed by their actions they try to make the award as large as they can. There are also punishments for people who make too many whistleblowing claims who are fishing for large rewards.

Gulliver Foyle 26th October 2020 07:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bogative (Post 13269060)
The video of some woman pleasuring Hunter Biden with her feet while he hits the crack pipe, talks about how good the camera angle is and also videos with his smart phone is obviously a deep fake. ******* Putin!

So much for the argument that all of this was unbelievable nonsense made up by Giuliani.

Where's the sex tape? Like everything else in this story the people pushing it are refusing to release the "evidence" they have.

Look, you can believe whatever lies and bovine excrement you want. But don't try and force them on the rest of us, ok.

MinnesotaBrant 26th October 2020 09:11 AM

I got a link to it in a game I am playing but didn't want a virus so didn't click on the link

Bogative 26th October 2020 10:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gulliver Foyle (Post 13270497)
Where's the sex tape? Like everything else in this story the people pushing it are refusing to release the "evidence" they have.

Look, you can believe whatever lies and bovine excrement you want. But don't try and force them on the rest of us, ok.


Linking to pornographic material is a violation of Rule 2 on this forum.

JoeMorgue 26th October 2020 10:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bogative (Post 13270664)
Linking to pornographic material is a violation of Rule 2 on this forum.

Well that's a nice Diet Pepsi version of the "Oh I totally have evidence that I'm right, but I'm under a NDA." argument.

Stacyhs 26th October 2020 11:08 AM

Who fricking cares about a sex tape with HUNTER BIDEN? JOE Biden is running for president. Jesus H. Christ people.

Elagabalus 26th October 2020 11:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Don (Post 13270296)
I can't access the article, but is the NYT's position that there is some compromising information there but Giuliani just shanked its release, or is it that the information itself is likely garbage ?


I found this interesting if you watched the debate.

Quote:

...He (Mr. Bobulinski) appeared the next day in Nashville to attend the debate as Mr. Trump’s surprise guest...

...When Mr. Trump stepped on stage, the president acted as though the details of the emails and the allegations were common knowledge. “You’re the big man, I think. I don’t know, maybe you’re not,” he told Mr. Biden at some point, a reference to an ambiguous sentence from the documents...

...And if you’d been watching the debate, but hadn’t been obsessively watching Fox News or reading Breitbart, you would have had no idea what Mr. Trump was talking about. The story the Trump team hoped would upend the campaign was fading fast.
Dead before it hit the ground.

Sherkeu 26th October 2020 12:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JoeMorgue (Post 13270676)
Well that's a nice Diet Pepsi version of the "Oh I totally have evidence that I'm right, but I'm under a NDA." argument.

Why do you need to see Hunter's crack/porn videos and photos?
I only had to read the descriptions to know I wouldnt dare click. I dont want that sort of thing taking up space in my brain.
Think of it as 'revenge porn" and possibly involving a minor child and stay away.

It is only the emails and texts (if true) that deserve any discussion and there really arent any smoking guns. In fact, it shows Joe to be a pretty loving dad. So Hunter got lucrative jobs using his connection to his father? Big deal. That has happened since time immemorial. Hunter may have even overplayed his hand without his dads consent. It looks bad but isnt illegal to do it unless there is some 'pay for play' that can be proven directly tied to Joe.

dudalb 26th October 2020 12:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JoeMorgue (Post 13270453)
It's almost funny. It literally reads like FoxNews is mad at other news outlets for treating their smear job as if it where actual news. As if FoxNews is trying to play the "journalistic integrity" card... on people reporting their own bad reporting.

Way,way, way too late for that.
Of course expecting integrity from anything owned by Rupert Murdoch is an act of idiocy.

Bogative 26th October 2020 01:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JoeMorgue (Post 13270676)
Well that's a nice Diet Pepsi version of the "Oh I totally have evidence that I'm right, but I'm under a NDA." argument.


If you really want to see it, pretend for a minute that it's Donald Trump Jr's sex and crack smokin' video you're looking for. I'm sure everyone would be able to muster up what it takes to find it.


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