Violence at the Chicago Trump rally, incited by DNC operatives.
Trump mentioned the revelations at the third presidential debate. The look on Clinton's face is priceless:
Then she has the chutzpah to criticize the violence at Trump rallies that her own operatives incited. Trump may be wrong about almost everything else, but he's right here.
Trump spoke of the scandal at a rally in Ohio:
It's a bit hard to stomach what he goes on to say: "This is criminal behavior that violates centuries of tradition of peaceful, democratic elections." But really, the Clinton campaign handed that one to him on a silver platter, and at least Trump is now signalling his support for peaceful behavior, unlike his previous language. Again, the Clinton campaign just gave Trump the moral high ground.
He continued: "A campaign like Clinton's that will incite violence is truly a campaign that will do anything to win. And a candidate like crooked Hillary Clinton who will lie to Congress, lie to the FBI, destroy 33,000 emails, put her office up for sale, and put our confidential information in the react of our enemies is a candidate who is truly capable of anything ... including voter fraud."
But the Clinton campaign has that one wrapped up too. If and when they rig the vote, they have a fall-back: they claim Russians hackers will leak fake documents alleging to prove voter fraud. In other words, any evidence of voter fraud will be written off as a Russian fake.
Clinton was again confronted with the expose. Her non-response is almost ludicrously evasive and transparent. Notice the grins on her team, including Podesta, as she shuts down Trump's "conspiracy theories":
John Earnest's tortuous response is even more entertaining. Watch him squirm:
"These videos [i.e. past Project Veritas videos] have not often revealed the truth." Sidestepping the issue - the reporter asked about these videos, and these specific allegations. He doesn't even deny the birddogging - just says it is "inconsistent" with the "president's view". He says, "We shouldn't have to resort to violence", but never denies that the DNC did resort to violence. Essentially: "Project Veritas is untrustworthy, therefore you shouldn't believe what the people
A Project Veritas member confronted Voces Milwaukee, looking for Scott Foval and Cesar Vargas. The response is revealing:
Reader Comments
What fear mongering, what corruption, what lies. In 1966 they even made a movie about it.
Beware it's frightening stuff :-) was this prescience.
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I hate to admit that I remember when that film came out. Looking at it now makes me realize that goyim were not overly involved in that film, which makes me ask why the film was made in the first place? What message was being sent by the director (Norman Jewison) and leading cast (Carl Reiner, Eva Marie Saint, Alan Arkin, Brian Keith, Jonathan Winters, Paul Ford, Theodore Bikel, Tessie O'Shea, John Phillip Law, Ben Blue, Andrea Dromm, Sheldon Golomb, etc.)?