Fired Activist Creamer, Foval Met With POTUS, Including Back-To-Back Meetings On Same Day

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[Yaelle]

Wow, another great catch.

[Chgogal]

Bookmark

[MrChips]

Send this to Hannity. He will use it.

[MrChips]

But, it is much like the IRS guy’s visits. Or was it Lois Lerner? Noting ever came of it.

[Phil V.]

I just love the smell of fuchsia in the morning.

[MrChips]

Hell, send it to Trump, too!

[Phil V.]

I just love th' smell of fuchsia in th' morning". :)

[rolling_stone]

april or may

[Dog]

Make that a stand alone thread.

[outofsalt]

Is he searchable on Podesta’s emails?

[outofsalt]

https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/?q=creamer&mfrom=&mto=&title=&notitle=&date_from=&date_to=&nofrom=&noto=&count=50&sort=6

Just searched the Podesta emails at wikileaks. Two pages of contacts. I’ll begin looking through them maybe others will too.

[grey_whiskers]

Mostly his Huffington Post articles, but there is this: https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/5921 TODAY 4 PM EST - Call with Sherrod Brown; Stan Greenberg briefing - survey link within From:michael.lux@progressivestrategies.net To: alex@progressivestrategies.net Date: 2012-10-16 13:37 Subject: TODAY 4 PM EST - Call with Sherrod Brown; Stan Greenberg briefing - survey link within Just a reminder that TODAY at 4 PM EST we will be hosting a call with Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown and Stan Greenberg. Senator Brown will give us an update on the state of his campaign and the political dynamics in Ohio generally, and Stan Greenberg will be discussing the state of the national election dynamics going into tonight's debate, and will be touching on his recent memo on what President Obama must do to win the election. The memo can be found here. Stan will also touch on Senate race dynamics overall, but we thought given the debate tonight and his new memo, it would be interesting for you to hear his thoughts on the bigger election dynamics. We believe that Senator Brown has one of the top priority races in the country and we're thrilled he could take time to join our call and fill us in. We're also very excited that Stan Greenberg could join us to discuss the overall election dynamics, especially with so much at stake for the country. We will also be doing two more calls: on Thursday, October 18th at 2 PM EST, we will do a call with Congresswoman Donna Edwards and top political strategists who will discuss Red to Blue candidates in the House of Representatives and the most important races to focus on. On Tuesday, October 23rd at 2 EST, exactly 14 days from election day, we will get a briefing from DNC Communications Director Brad Woodhouse and Democracy Partner Bob Creamer on the state of play in the Presidential race with some detailed analysis of where things are in each of the most important battleground states. Please make sure to RSVP with Alex Palombo to get the call-in information. Her e-mail is alex@progressivestrategies.net. All our best, Mike Lux and Carla Ohringer Engle PS This call is not intended for those working directly on independent expenditures = = = = = = Scott Foval is not in the Pedestal emails.

[Prince of Space]

Just from that page alone, Creamer met with Nancy Hogan, Special Asst to Obama and CoS of Presidential Personnel for 11 minutes; Nate Tamarin, Labor Liaison and son of Henry Tamarin, a Chicago labor leader, for 51 minutes; Brad Jenkins, AD for Office of Public Engagement and liaison for “Funny or Die” multiple times, for 3 minutes, 1:08, and 1:34; Paul Monteiro, Office of Public Engagement, for 1:46; and Charles Fromstein, Deputy Director of Scheduling for Biden, for 1:46.

I’m curious as to why he’d need to meet with most of these people....unless it was just a cover to see other WH personnel.

[outofsalt]

Yes, looks like an Americans United / HuffPo ping list. Every string deserves a pull. In the O’Keefe video they do talk of, “being on the calls”

[HollyB]

Hillary announced she was running April 12, 2015.

[maggief]

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/article24749671.html

JUNE 4, 2013

President Barack Obama on Tuesday threw down the judicial gauntlet by nominating a ticket of three candidates for what’s often considered the second most-important court in the country.

In an aggressive bit of political stagecraft, Obama took to the White House Rose Garden to announce two women and an African-American man as his selections for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. If confirmed, his nominees potentially could oversee nearly every facet of the federal government. If they’re not confirmed, they will become political ammo for Democrats to fire at the Republicans.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424127887323469804578525232289460620

Obama’s Filibuster Ultimatum
Confirm his nominees, or Democrats will change Senate rules.

http://multibriefs.com/briefs/nbaorg/NBAORG060713.php

NBA Members with Attorney General Eric Holder at
The White House for the Announcement of Nominees
for the DC Circuit Court. NBA Board Member-at-Large
Ben Crump, NBA Member Attorney General Eric
Holder, President-Elect Patricia Rosier, NBA Judicial
Council Chair Patrice Hinnant, and NBA Law
Professors Division Chair Alfreda Robinson

National Bar Association Leaders Attend White House Forum on Judicial Vacancies
NBA
On Wednesday, leaders of the National Bar Association (NBA), along with community and organizational leaders around the country, met with the Obama administration about the judicial vacancy crisis which has left nearly 81 courts vacant and 32 judicial vacancies across the country.

The meeting was convened a day after President Obama announced his nomination of three judges to the D.C. Circuit Court.

NBA President John E. Page stated, “The National Bar Association is committed to ending the obstructionism that continues to leave judicial seats around the country vacant. We applaud the nomination of Judge Wilkins to the DC Circuit Court and encourage the need to diversify and fill the vacant seats that continue to exist and intrude/impede upon access to justice and equality.”

The NBA is among 17 national organizations that called on the Senate to consider President Obama’s nominations to the DC Circuit Court and advocated to end Senate obstructionism.

[ZagFan]

I saw about 10 minutes of the CNN coverage on Don Lemon’s program. It was your typical 3 libs (Lemon, Sally Kohn and Carl Bernstein) vs one lightweight weakling republican named something Cusack who, when was piled on by the 3 libs that Trump is crazy, the story is laughable when compared to Watergate and there’s no such thing as voter fraud, shrugged his shoulders and basically agreed. Then it was time to move on.

When Trump says a few bad words, it’s a major story that’s covered nonstop by CNN to hurt Trump. When the democrats get exposed in a scandal like this, it’s a story they feel obligated to cover in order to tell their viewers it’s not a legitimate story and there’s no truth to the allegations to help Hillary.

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

Great graphic! Spread the word.

[Ann Archy]

Foval SEEMS Gay...maybe THAT:S why Obama had him to the White House.

[Ann Archy]

Look at the time the Foval meetings ENDED!! REALLY LONG MEETINGS!!!! REALLY LONG!!