Posted on 09/25/2015 4:40:01 AM PDT by jimbo123
"Please read the entire speech and pay close attention to the closing paragraphs. What you will note is an almost eerie similarity to current Secretary of State John Kerry vis-a-vis the “Jobs for Jihad” program he, and his globalist co-horts, have been advocating for the past three years. Read everything written by Fiorina and then reference/remember the words used by State Department Spokesperson Marie Harf – they are almost identical. Next example – look at the following reception by Professor Al-Hassani, the Chairman of FSTC, at the conference “La Deuda Olvidada de Occidente he is responding to the speech of Carly Fiorina and the intended audience in the Mid-East [snip] Professor Al-Hassani was rejoicing that Carly Fiorina was asserting without Islam there would be no U.S.A., no America, no exceptionalism. This is the exact approach of the U.S. State Department, Charles Rivkin Project, we originally exposed in 2012.
Thank you. This is great information. Thanks for calling it out!
There’s some gold in that report. I reckon most don’t read past the first few pages like the majority of Americans.
I will read the full document over the weekend.
And she did not belong in the second debate based on the original rules. Rules are not for carly though.
And that ultimately put Walker out of the race.
You know what else I noticed about carly... When referring to her stepsaughters death the thing she brings up is.the letter she wrote carly in which she tells carly that she did not tell carly that she loves carly often enough.... MY GOD.....
Ironically, I did have a job in college, not washing dishes but drying them. Another year I had a job mopping floors and scrubbing toilets.
But then I'm not running for President, so it doesn't matter.
Snarly is on Hannity this afternoon.
She is downright irritating. She may even be more unlikable than hillarity.... I didn’t think that was possible.
I think it’s more because a female candidate destroys their war on women/Hillary would be a historical candidate narrative.
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