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Check out the guy in the article on Colorado ...Claude Taylor; he appears in Florida stalking Mar a Lago club members. I wonder if the incompetent Chinese women who keep popping up there are in his commie drum circle? Sounds like the nuts who used to camp out by Bush’s ranch in between butt licking sessions with Hugo Chavez and Ahmadinejad.

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Guo was photographed at Mar-a-Lago in December 2018, walking his beloved tiny white dog around the grounds.
At the time, the president’s wife, Melania, and other members of the family were popping in and out of the club to attend various holiday events.
President Trump was in Washington at the time due to the government shutdown.
The picture of Guo, his dog, and an unidentified female companion was snapped by Claude Taylor, an anti-Trump activist***, who was driving a boat up the Intracoastal Waterway.
On board Taylor’s boat was a large inflatable rat, with hair and suit that made it look like Donald Trump.
“We were just having fun, creating mischief,” Taylor told the Herald....
While Taylor snapped photos of Guo, the billionaire started taking pictures of the boat. Taylor logged onto Mar-a-Lago’s unsecured guest Wi-fi, and a while later received a contact from inside the club.
The contact included one photo of Guo inside Mar-a-Lago reading a newspaper, and another with Taylor’s rat boat behind him, which Taylor assumed was taken by Guo’s female companion.
“He wants as many people as possible to know he is a member in good standing,” Taylor remembers thinking at the time.
“He’s a fugitive from justice
* who has asylum claims and he’s using as leverage his association with Mar-a-Lago to bolster his asylum claim.”
“Mr. Guo is the most wanted dissident worldwide by the Chinese Communist Party and has been their most outspoken and vitriolic critic since his arrival in the United States,” according to Podhaskie, Guo’s lawyer.
The Chinese government has apparently gone to considerable lengths to try to bring Guo back to mainland China.-——Tribune News Service [Taiwan] VIA South China Morning Post
Published: 5:25am, 24 Jul, 2019
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/3019840/chinese-fugitive-tycoon-and-member-trumps-mar-lago-also-spy

Louise Mensch’s time as a romance novelist and conservative politician taught her the art of appealing to the public’s worst impulses. She put those skills to use peddling optimistic conspiracy theories to dismayed liberals in the wake of the 2016 election, and for several months she did a remarkably good job. She appeared on MSNBC twice earlier this year, and in March she was interviewed on Real Time with Bill Maher and given an op-ed in the New York Times. Once she had her foot in the door with the liberal press, however, she upped the ante and began pushing the limits of their credulity. In April, she claimed the 2014 unrest in Ferguson, Missouri was a Russian plot and accused Bernie Sanders of being a Russian agent. In May, Mensch and frequent collaborator Claude Taylor, a freelance photographer who tweets under the handle @TrueFactsStated, reported that the Supreme Court was preparing “Articles of Impeachment” against Trump and covertly replacing him with Senator Orrin Hatch. In July, Mensch tweeted that the government was considering executing Trump and Steve Bannon. My sources say the death penalty, for espionage, being considered for @StevenKBannon. I am pro-life and take no pleasure in reporting this. — Louise Mensch (@LouiseMensch) July 19, 2017 Needless to say, the vast majority of Mensch’s and Taylor’s allegations were untrue. An August report in the Guardian showed that several of the duo’s stories came directly from a hoaxer claiming to work for the New York Attorney General’s office. According to that hoaxer, Taylor “did no vetting whatsoever” and “asked leading questions to support his various theories.” Based on this faulty information, Mensch and Taylor claimed that Trump’s modeling agency was the subject of several “sealed indictments” for sex trafficking, and that Bill Clinton and Rudy Giuliani were set to testify for the prosecution. In response to being outed as frauds, Mensch and Taylor dug in their heels. “I don’t claim to be a journalist-I am offering a feed of raw, often unfiltered, human intelligence,” Taylor tweeted. For her part, Mensch claimed her scoops on the attorney general’s office were “accurate in every particular” and accused the Guardian of being a front for Russia’s Federal Security Service. By this time, the mainstream liberal press had become wise to their grift and stopped allowing Mensch and Taylor a national platform, but the damage was done. Desperate to hurt Trump at any cost, MSNBC and the Times ended up legitimizing his accusations of media dishonesty. Thanks a lot.: Where are the #Resistance phonies now?