In the days that followed the second debate, Wikileaks released emails that proved collusion between the Clinton campaign the Department of Justice with regard to Hillary Clinton’s email scandal. Wikileaks also demonstrated through its releases that “Mrs. Clinton had [a] cozy and improper relationship with the mainstream media” (go here for some of the details). Don’t think for a New York minute the media will report this! It’s obvious why.
This last revelation cannot be a surprise. In fact, an article at americanthinker.com reveals, “The NBC subsidiary of Comcast is reportedly combing its archives for material damaging to Donald Trump but ignoring requests to air the full interview with Juanita Broaddrick by Lisa Myers 17 years ago.” The article cites a report by Brent Scher. Scher notes that Michael Isikoff, a reporter for NBC from 2010 to 2014,
says that NBC reporter Lisa Myers has confirmed Broaddrick’s claim that NBC edited out references that could have been damaging to Hillary Clinton.
“Folks have made much of the fact that her claim about the conversation she had with Hillary wasn’t in the interview that run,” Isikoff said. “Broaddrick said it got cut out; Lisa Myers has since agreed Broaddrick said this then—and NBC chose to cut it out.”
NBC has never released an unedited version of its interview with Broaddrick.
Both NBC and the Washington Post “closely vetted” Broaddrick’s claims at the time and chose to run with stories on her claims, Isikoff said.
He added that it was “amazing to watch” Democrats that he saw defend Bill Clinton against his accusers now jump to embrace women accusing Trump.
It is “amazing to watch” Democrats who defended Bill Clinton against his accusers now jump to embrace women accusing Trump.
—Michael Isikoff—
Going back to Wikileaks, Julian Assange’s outfit exposed additional Clinton scandals as well—and in the middle of these events that were, or should have been, extremely damaging to the Clinton campaign, new allegations of sexual harassment were thrown at Donald Trump. In his daily report for Thursday, October 13, Campaign for Working Families president Gary Bauer noted,
Just as we predicted, the “Anita Hills” are now coming forward. The New York Times broke a story overnight about two women who are accusing Donald Trump of sexually harassing them. One woman said he kissed her in 2005 and another woman said he touched her on a plane 30 years ago. For his part, Trump dismissed the claims as “fabricated,” “fiction and outright lies.”
First, the New York Times is not exactly the most credible source. You may recall that during the 2008 campaign, the Times accused John McCain of having an affair with a lobbyist. The lobbyist sued and the paper eventually settled. Trump is reportedly planning a lawsuit against the Times.
Second, the New York Times has shown very little interest in Bill Clinton’s victims. Just consider how the Times treated Juanita Broaddrick in this 1999 report:
“The problems with Mrs. Broaddrick’s accusation are obvious. There is no physical evidence to verify it. No one else was present during the alleged encounter…nearly 21 years ago. The hotel has since closed…Through all those years, she refused to come forward.”
Substitute Broaddrick’s name for Trump’s accusers today and you have the same situation. Is there any evidence? Are there any witnesses? Why now?
Well, the answer to the last question is obvious. Democrats are desperate to avoid this campaign focusing on Hillary’s radical issue positions, her record of failure and her corruption.…
I have no idea what happened at Trump Towers in 2005 or on that plane 30 years ago. But I do know what is going on right now. I hope and pray Christians are wise enough to understand.
The political left has been associated with every kind of perversion imaginable, including changing the definition of marriage to accommodate those who prefer sodomy. Now it is attempting to force your daughters and granddaughters to change in front of boys who think they are girls. The left knows it is just one election away from controlling America for decades.
The political left has been associated with every kind of perversion imaginable, including changing the definition of marriage to accommodate those who prefer sodomy.
—Gary Bauer—
We have repeatedly chronicled the left’s contempt for men and women of faith (unless you’re a Muslim). This is, after all, the party that booed the inclusion of God in its platform in 2012.
This is the party whose judicial nominees banned God from the public schools and is pushing Christian clubs off university campuses. They believe Christians are judgmental prudes who can’t deal with the sexual revolution.
But they also think you are stupid. Bill Clinton refers to you as “rednecks.” Hillary calls you “deplorable” and “irredeemable.”
They think you are so stupid that you will focus on Donald Trump’s trash talk and whatever else the left-wing media can dredge up or make up. They think you will ignore the Clintons’ corruption. They think you will forget that the Democrat Party has been attacking Judeo-Christian civilization for the past 40 years.
The media are the left’s ally in all this. The media will tell you about a 30 year-old claim while ignoring leaked memos showing how key Clinton campaign operatives were plotting to overturn the teachings of orthodox Christianity.
As Mr. Bauer noted, Trump is denying the allegations and has noted how the mainstream media repeatedly have demonstrated their allegiance to Hillary Clinton’s campaign with not even a pretense of journalistic integrity to restrain them. In a statement, Trump campaign’s Senior Communications Advisor Jason Miller called the New York Times story “completely false.” He also said,
To reach back decades in an attempt to smear Mr. Trump trivializes sexual assault, and it sets a new low for where the media is willing to go in its efforts to determine this election.
It is absurd to think that one of the most recognizable business leaders on the planet with a strong record of empowering women in his companies would do the things alleged in this story, and for this to only become public decades later in the final month of a campaign for president should say it all.
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