Epstein Secrets

nors or the promise of cash from wealthy donors for a tax plan that benefits them?" Again Adam Smith: "These stories, as well as former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush's announcement that he will cap donations at a comically large $1 million, come as a House committee moves legislation to end the broken presidential

ds, if you are going to experiment make sure absolutely certain before hand that your parents are white and well connected." Maher reviled that when Jeb Bush was at Prep School not only was he was a pothead but a dealer. He dismisses that by saying, "... f was a cynical little turd at a cynical school." Y

iolent drug offenses is one of the worse mistakes ever and President Obama should pardon all. He then pointed out that there is plenty of precedent; Lincoln a Republican pardoned the Southern Rebels after the Civil War, Ford a Republican pardoned Viet Nan draft dodgers, Ronald Reagan signed an amnesty fo

ittle Marco," he called him. Then Trump spelled out his preferred nickname for his opponent: "L-I-D-D-L-E. Liddle, Liddle, Liddle Marco." He branded Jeb Bush as "low energy." "We started off with 17 people who were up on this stage," Trump reminded the crowd. They were all favored, he said. "Now," he sai

mes from Freeport, Ill., one of the cities of the Lincoln- Douglas debates. His father sold batteries. Dan

y night did not plot a course to "make America great again." It tipped the balance against greatness by making what the first Republican president, Abraham Lincoln, referred to as "the last best hope of earth" into an ever more heavily militarized state that will not care for its own. This is not an accidental

y percent of the people will vote [Democratic] no matter what." Ted Cruz makes Romney seem like a populist by contrast. Cruz also turns on its head Jeb Bush's assurance to Republican donors that he won't campaign for the primary in a way that makes a general election victory impossible. That's exactly what

, his revealed will as the supreme law of the land, in order to constitute a Christian government...." They presented their suggestion to President Lincoln, who is said to have "avoided it like a dirty diaper." The Congress also dodged the idea but threw the group a bone by agreeing to put "In God We T

rn=r of Arkansas? Yet, tens of billions of non-bid contracts went to Bu=h's Vice President previously headed, should not be question.Q Sort of like Jeb Bush claiming that his brother kept America safe after=9/12, while saying nothing when his party went after Hillary Clinton over =ur American deaths in B

pt the need for=government but make it more flexible. David Brooks and Bill Kristol =ailed for "national greatness conservatism" in the =radition of Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt. A more populist alternative=was offered by Pat Buchanan, a mix of nativism, protectionism and 4>=9Cculture war." But instead o

laining this trend to the American people and setting an agenda to combat it. Other prominent politicians—including Hillary Clinton, Paul Ryan, and Jeb Bush —have also consulted Putnam. Putnam told me that, even if legislation combatting the widening class divide eludes Obama, "I am hoping he can be Jo

licans to a social occasion, he is sometimes rebuffed. In the fall of 2012, he organized a screening at the White House of Steven Spielberg's film "Lincoln." Spielberg, the cast, and the Democratic leadership found the time to come. Mitch McConnell, John Boehner, and three other Republicans declined th

ts. But none of the Seinfeld principals, creators, or producers seem ever to have heard of him. Mike Murphy, the Republican media consultant who ran Jeb Bush’s PAC and became a leading anti-Trump movement figure, has the vaguest recollection of Bannon’s seeking PR services from Murphy’s firm for a film Banno

e no idea.” Later that evening, a concert at the Lincoln Memorial, part of an always awkward effort to imp