[Fedora]

Another Clinton money-making scheme? Maybe Plame needs it to pay for her treasonous husband's court costs:

Clinton gave nod to ex-Ambassador Wilson's company for contract: Wilson and the contractor are now in court.

[SaveFerris]

[She has a long way to go, however. Over seven days, she’s only raised $9,522 as of Wednesday afternoon.]

Too bad Barry Seal is dead. He could have helped her bring in some cocaine to Arkansas. Oh, wait. That’s tinfoil. I forgot. My bad.

[SoFloFreeper]

Typical liberal. Cannot win an argument. So shut down debate.

That is totalitarianism.

[lacrew]

“100 percent of the balance of proceeds will be donated to Global Zero, a nonprofit organization leading the resistance to nuclear war”...no doubt she has cronies on the payroll of this ‘non-proft’.

[ClearCase_guy]

I myself plan to take a controlling interest in Amazon — just so I can block Jeff Bezos from ordering books!

[Reno89519]

I say, let her try. Can she really raise that much money?

[Logical me]

What a dim bulb this nitwit is.

[aynrandfreak]

I’m no master of securities law, but I think she needs to register with some agency to start raising money to buy stock, especially in multiple states.

[laplata]

Liberal -itch.

[kingu]

Yoo hoo! Hey, IRS, there's a bit of undeclared income... And FEC, did this political action committee register with you?

More seriously, wow, what a way to fleece liberals for more money. To think, she'll likely rake in ten times what Hillary's publisher will realize in profits from her latest book.

[goldstategop]

Is her pocketbook bulging with $11 billion?

I saw she raised slightly over $9,200. Good luck with getting Trump’s Twitter account yanked.

[NFHale]

The Trump family empire should buy it first...

[CommieCutter]

“This GoFundMe will fund the purchase of a controlling interest in Twitter. At the current market rate that would require over a billion dollars.”

LOL! Pathetic.

[ETL]

From David Horowitz’s FrontPageMag.com/DiscoverTheNetworks.org
Subject: PLAMEGATE

“Plamegate” was a 2002-2003 scandal that centered around Valerie Plame, a CIA employee and the wife of former U.S. Ambassador Joseph Wilson. The other key figure in the scandal was I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby, who, since January 2001, had been employed as Assistant to the President of the United States, Chief of Staff to the Vice President, and Assistant to the Vice President for National Security Affairs. In the course of his work, Libby often had access to classified information which he was legally obligated not to disclose to persons unauthorized to receive it. At issue in this case was Libby’s alleged breach of Valerie Plame’s anonymity as a CIA employee.

In 2002 Plame’s husband, Joseph Wilson, was dispatched by the CIA to Niger to investigate allegations that Saddam Hussein’s Iraqi government had been trying to acquire, from Niger, uranium yellowcake — a processed form of uranium ore that is used in nuclear reactors. Plame played a key role in arranging this fact-finding trip for her husband. Wilson reported his findings to the CIA upon his return to the U.S., stating that the assertions about uranium yellowcake had been based on forged documents.

On January 28, 2003, President George W. Bush delivered a State of the Union address which included sixteen words stating that: “The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa.” Critics of the President subsequently cited the fact that this statement had been made despite Wilson’s claims as evidence that Mr. Bush, in order to justify a preemptive invasion of Iraq, had knowingly misled the American public about Iraq’s efforts to acquire the raw materials for weapons of mass destruction (WMD).

On July 6, 2003, Wilson published an Op-Ed piece in The New York Times titled “What I Didn’t Find in Africa” — a reference to the allegedly nonexistent evidence of Iraq’s effort to acquire uranium yellowcake from Niger.

Eight days later, on July 14, 2003, journalist Robert Novak revealed Valerie Plame’s identity as a CIA agent in his Washington Post column. Suspicions quickly arose that Novak had obtained this information from Libby. Critics of the Bush administration speculated that Libby, on behalf of the White House, had “outed” her to retaliate against her husband Joseph Wilson for embarrassing the President.

In September 2003, the Department of Justice authorized the FBI to commence a criminal investigation of Libby’s actions. Beginning in January 2004, a grand jury was empaneled to determine which government officials had disclosed (to the media) information concerning the affiliation of Valerie Plame with the CIA — and to ascertain what may have been the nature, timing, extent, and purpose of such disclosures.

On October 28, 2005, Libby was officially charged with one count of obstruction of justice, two counts of making false statements to FBI investigators, and two counts of lying to the grand jury. He was not charged with actually leaking a CIA officer’s name. Special Investigator Patrick Fitzgerald knew from an early stage that the person who in fact had disclosed Ms. Plame’s name to the media was not Libby, but rather Richard Armitage, a former State Department official who opposed the Bush administration’s policy in Iraq.

The investigation of Libby ended on March 6, 2007, when the defendant was convicted of having given misleading testimony about the identity of the person who had told him about Ms. Plame’s role with the CIA.

The left falsely depicted Libby’s conviction as a discrediting of America’s pre-war intelligence, and used the judgment against him to promote the notion that “Bush lied, people died.” But in fact the President had not lied about Saddam’s attempt to purchase uranium from Niger. The Nigerian government believed that it had told Wilson that there was substance to the charges about yellowcake uranium. As The Washington Post editorialized, “Wilson was the one guilty of twisting the truth” in saying he had debunked the Niger story.

http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/viewSubCategory.asp?id=32

[SMGFan]

Should have been posted with (Lame)

[LukeL]

Merely having a majority of the stock does not always mean a controlling interest. Articles of corporation are set up this way for that exact reason.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

She should be ashamed that Patrick Fitzgerald put Scooter Libby in prison instead of Richard Armitage, who was the one who actually outed her, but Richard is a Lieberal so Scooter deserved to get caught in a perjury trap since he was dumb enough to submit to interrogation just because he was innocent.

[This I Wonder32460]

Can’t be a con just to make some money can it?

[1FreeAmerican]

What an idiot! Shut down Trumps account and then force him AND 1/2 OF AMERICA to move to a different (new?) platform thereby devaluing the stock. Brilliant!

[Chode]

here it comes again

[DakotaGator]

[Valerie] Plame Wilson was an undercover operative specializing in weapons of mass destruction for the CIA before influential columnist Robert D. Novak exposed her and her husband, Joseph Wilson.

Ah yes. Boris and Doris. The CIA's own Keystone Cops.