Posted on 04/14/2018 5:11:44 PM PDT by ransomnote
Bless you.
https://www.politico.com/story/2016/08/insiders-game-out-clintons-cabinet-226599
Attorney general
Tom Perez wanted this job and was considered for it in the process that led to Loretta Lynch, and that interest still appears to be alive and well. He’d be a prominent carryover from the Obama administration, where he was credited internally for helping push forward on executive action while also keeping good relationships with the Hill. In an important prerequisite for this job, he has developed a trust and rapport with Clinton, which had a lot to do with his unexpectedly strong showing in the veepstakes. There’s some thought that Janet Napolitano, the former Arizona governor and state attorney general who left as Obama’s homeland security secretary after years of waiting to be attorney general, might want back in from her current job running the University of California system. Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm, who previously served as her state’s attorney general, is seen as a possibility, as is Tony West, the former No. 3 in Obama’s Justice Department, and Jamie Gorelick, a former deputy attorney general under Bill Clinton. There’s also some speculation that Vilsack, who’s a lawyer but has never held a position focused on the law in government, could fit here. Preet Bharara, the hard-charging United States attorney in New York, has long been seen as having his eyes on this job — but people close to Clinton point out that he might have proved himself a little too hard-charging and independent to be someone she’d want in this job.
Thanks..I had a December pop up.
Rod Rosenstein’s wife, Lisa Barsoomian, has Armenian heritage.
She’s the one who’s showed up in Q threads as the attorney with the NIH email, who represented all the bad actors from Clinton to Sebelius Obama.
Heh heh.
“Password”
Starting to put people he can trust into SES positions, hopefully to start draining the SES swamp!
Not in the country but want to go soon.
Stuck in Jerry’s Banana Republic.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a longtime advocate of the extremist feminist notion that any differentiation whatsoever on account of gender should be unconstitutional. Her radical views are made clear in a book called Sex Bias in the U.S. Code, which she co- authored in 1977 with another feminist, Brenda Feigen-Fasteau, for which they were paid with federal funds under Contract No. CR3AK010. ...4. The Mann Act must be repealed; women should not be protected from "bad" men.
"The Mann Act . . . prohibits the transportation of women and girls for prostitution, debauchery, or any other immoral purpose. The act poses the invasion of privacy issue in an acute form. The Mann Act also is offensive because of the image of women it perpetuates. . . . It was meant to protect from xthe villainous interstate and international traffic in women and girls,' *those women and girls who, if given a fair chance, would, in all human probability, have been good wives and mothers and useful citizens. . . . The act was meant to protect weak -women from bad men." (pp. 98-99) ...
. . . in the Family
1. The traditional family concept of husband as breadwinner and wife as homemaker must be eliminated.
"Congress and the President should direct their attention to the concept that pervades the Code: that the adult world is (and should be) divided into two classes -- independent men, whose primary responsibility is to win bread for a family, and dependent women, whose primary responsibility is to care for children and household. This concept must be eliminated from the code if it is to reflect the equality principle." (p. 206)
"It is a prime recommendation of this report that all legislation based on the breadwinning, husband-dependent, homemaking-wife pattern be recast using precise functional description in lieu of gross gender classification." (p. 212)
"A scheme built upon the breadwinning husband [and] dependent homemaking wife concept inevitably treats the woman's efforts or aspirations in the economic sector as less important than the man's." (p. 209)
2. The Federal Government must provide comprehensive government child-care.
"The increasingly common two-earner family pattern should impel development of a comprehensive program of government- supported child care." (p. 214)
3. The right to determine the family residence must be taken awav from the husband.
Sessions is tweeting. I know not what.
“AND COULD BE A “CANNON” WHICH CAN BLOW THINGS UP. ;)”
Like BOOM BOOM BOOM! :)
Barsoomian was born to Armenian parents.
She could be from Barsoom...
Almost certainly "fake," but there is a pretty good one out there, i.e., generally aligned with Trump, Q or however you choose to view ...
Q attached the 1993 Eagle Forum testimony in RBG SCOTUS confirmation referencing her position that: AGE OF CONSENT SHOULD BE REDUCED to 12 years of age.
Re: Q post 1160
I googled the stats.
Armenia 100
US 80
Canada 56
Australia 34
Pakistan 33
followed by
NZ
Sweden
UK
Germany
Ireland
etc.
I was focused upon the pronunciation, not the spelling, per se. BOOM!
I am lost in the world of twitter. bout the only thing I can look at there is Trump posts. I need a direct link to get to anything else.
I guess I am just not a social media person.
mark
Barsoomian is a key deep state player born to Armenian parents, but I’m not sure if this has anything to do with what Q is trying to say.
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