Epstein Secrets

as “an argumenta- tive, perpetually homy middle-aged map.” : But Weiner’s Goyaesque grotesquerie eams him another name: the “Rosemary’s Baby” of the Clintons. Bill nd Hillary Clinton transf ormed the way we look at sex scandals. They plowed through the: ridicule, refused to slink away in'shame like Gary H

menta- tive, perpetually homy middle-aged map.” : But Weiner’s Goyaesque grotesquerie eams him another name: the “Rosemary’s Baby” of the Clintons. Bill nd Hillary Clinton transf ormed the way we look at sex scandals. They plowed through the: ridicule, refused to slink away in'shame like Gary Hart, said it was old news,

hame like Gary Hart, said it was old news, and argued that if Hillary "didn’t object, why should voters? Poppy Bush thought Amerigans would reject Bill Clinton ii 1992 because of his lascivious ways, but he learned that vot- efs are more concerned with how their ‘<own lives will be changed than they are w

n in 1965, the Republicans. were in much worse shape than in 2013: President Lyndon Johnson had won a Jand- slide re-election over Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater, and the Democrats held large majorities in both houses of Congress and the statehouses. The party was deeply divided between “moder- ates,” such as

lation. All these statistics suggesti> the need for government-sponsored social supports is growing just as th= government is rolling back welfare (Bill Clinton's neoliberal welfare reform agenda was imp=sed shortly before the white midlife death patterns appeared), healthcare, and education resources (includi

ipes. The reason for thi= open anger has been intensified by the fanning of partisan flames by the =arty elite and the same tactics used against the Clinton and Obama Adminis=ration seeded the discontent of outsider movement. I can testify to this as a refugee from the collapse of =ovement conservatism

led. Not only =hat, they are losing support among GOP voters. This =s nothing less than a failure of conservatism itself. After Buckley,=Reagan and Goldwater had jettisoned much of their earlier hard-edged conservatism, there should have be an intellectual reformation on the American r=ght in the 1990s.

n and distribute damaging information about Hillary Clinton—and, indeed, within days of the Don Jr. meeting, WikiLeaks announced that it had obtained Clinton emails. Less than a month later, it started to release them. ¢ The wide-eyed Trump campaign, largely still playacting at running for president— and

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ld carry with it large numbers of House members and Senators. Reagan, they thought, would prove to be more devastating to Republicans than either the Goldwater defeat of 1964 or the Ford defeat of 1976. As you all know, none of this happened. We handily defeated Carter, even though we were behind in the pol

Laffer Associates Game On [Updated 7/6/2016] Hillary’s and Bernie’s kabuki dance is far from over. The continued Sanders’ humiliation and exposé of Clinton is profoundly damaging to the Democrats’ prospects, while the Republicans have just chosen their candidate. Someone ought to tell that to Bill Kristo