Meet the 2016 Presidential Candidates
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A free pony would be hard to pass up.
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Rand Paul Wasn't Named After Ayn Rand, Dad Confirms
'My wife had the children and she had the privilege of naming the children,' says former Rep. Ron Paul.
By Steven Nelson Aug. 23, 2013
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., was not named after the objectivist philosopher and author Ayn Rand, his father clarified for Reddit users Thursday.
"My wife had the children and she had the privilege of naming the children," former Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, wrote during an "Ask Me Anything" question-and-answer session.
"[H]is name is not after Ayn Rand," Paul wrote. "His name is RANDALL despite some things that have been around on the Internet. He was called 'Randy' at home, and he became 'Rand' after becoming a physician."
[RON PAUL: Manning Deserves Nobel Peace Prize More Than Obama]
During his successful 2010 Senate campaign, Paul gave a similar explanation in a video posted to YouTube. "There are many stories out there on the Internet, most all of them apocryphal, some of them saying I've legally changed my name," he said. "No, I just shortened my name, I was always Randall. ... I was not named after Ayn Rand, although I do have a great deal of respect for her."
The Russian-born Rand's advocacy of laissez-faire capitalism is increasing popular among Republican politicians and is frequently denounced by Democrats and liberal pundits. Her atheism is sometimes invoked as a reason for Republicans to not tie themselves too closely to the "Atlas Shrugged" author. Rand died in 1982 at the age of 77, in New York City.
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'My wife had the children and she had the privilege of naming the children,' says former Rep. Ron Paul.
By Steven Nelson Aug. 23, 2013
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., was not named after the objectivist philosopher and author Ayn Rand, his father clarified for Reddit users Thursday.
"My wife had the children and she had the privilege of naming the children," former Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, wrote during an "Ask Me Anything" question-and-answer session.
"[H]is name is not after Ayn Rand," Paul wrote. "His name is RANDALL despite some things that have been around on the Internet. He was called 'Randy' at home, and he became 'Rand' after becoming a physician."
[RON PAUL: Manning Deserves Nobel Peace Prize More Than Obama]
During his successful 2010 Senate campaign, Paul gave a similar explanation in a video posted to YouTube. "There are many stories out there on the Internet, most all of them apocryphal, some of them saying I've legally changed my name," he said. "No, I just shortened my name, I was always Randall. ... I was not named after Ayn Rand, although I do have a great deal of respect for her."
The Russian-born Rand's advocacy of laissez-faire capitalism is increasing popular among Republican politicians and is frequently denounced by Democrats and liberal pundits. Her atheism is sometimes invoked as a reason for Republicans to not tie themselves too closely to the "Atlas Shrugged" author. Rand died in 1982 at the age of 77, in New York City.
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Will Williams
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Rand Paul was interviewed the other night by Fox News fox, Megyn Kelly:
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Megyn Kelly asked: Do you think Krauthammer is a neocon?
“I would say that Charles, on this issue, is incorrect,” Paul said.
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http://insider.foxnews.com/2015/04/08/r ... icy-remark
What could poor Rand say? It was a trick question. Had he actually answered the question, "Of course he a neo-con," he would have appeared "anti-Semitic" because we all know that neo-conservatism is a Jewish movement and most of the top neo-cons are Jews. Rand, unlike his daddy, knows who he must suck up to if he plans to become the Republican nominee for POTUS.
See his daddy's 2003 speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7o6VKD1Eg-8 Note Ron's reference to Charles Krauthammer and all the rest of the Jews (without using the "J"-word).
I doubt we'll ever see a photo of daddy Ron Paul wearing a yarmulke, kissing the Jew's big wall in Israel.
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Megyn Kelly asked: Do you think Krauthammer is a neocon?
“I would say that Charles, on this issue, is incorrect,” Paul said.
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http://insider.foxnews.com/2015/04/08/r ... icy-remark
What could poor Rand say? It was a trick question. Had he actually answered the question, "Of course he a neo-con," he would have appeared "anti-Semitic" because we all know that neo-conservatism is a Jewish movement and most of the top neo-cons are Jews. Rand, unlike his daddy, knows who he must suck up to if he plans to become the Republican nominee for POTUS.
See his daddy's 2003 speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7o6VKD1Eg-8 Note Ron's reference to Charles Krauthammer and all the rest of the Jews (without using the "J"-word).
I doubt we'll ever see a photo of daddy Ron Paul wearing a yarmulke, kissing the Jew's big wall in Israel.
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Pravda likes Trump:
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Why Donald Trump is our maverick candidate
29.06.2015
By Nicolas Bonnal
Violence in Charleston reflects American madness. Recession is back again, despite cheating figures. Fires in Alaska reflect the worst drought in a century and the American ecological disaster (read Dean Kunstler's books on the subject). Satanism is everywhere in American culture, from Lady Gaga (second most popular figure in the world) to the Bordello or Gothika shoes. Then a rabid Pentagon and the hostile elite want a nuclear war in "Old Europe". All's well that starts well...
Two years ago, I was writing here that America needed her populist candidate in order to challenge Mother Monster Clinton or Bush the 3rd. Such is the American nightmare that the American people cannot vote for another candidate than a pawn representing an obnoxious dynasty. America cannot get rid of Bush or Clinton, it is becoming like an indecent tragic-comedy. Both candidates are responsible for main recent American problems - uncontrolled immigration, violence, deficits, de-industrialization and a grotesque imperialism.
Trump represents of course somehow a caricature of the American dream. He's vulgar, ultra-rich, tempestuous, but at least his exuberance looks rational; a millionaire in the great traditional sense of the screwball comedies.
Trump has got sense, unlike McCain
Trump's got sense and sensibility too, unlike another monster like McCain. He has not sold his soul to a Sheldon Adelson for instance, and he really likes his country - or what is left of it. Let us recap the advantages of his candidacy:
- First, Trump is rich. He doesn't need to steal or to sell his will to an invisible wire-puller. He knows that the American dream is truly dead. The murder began in Dallas but this dream was definitively assassinated during the Bush-Clinton era. He says: "I don't need anyone else's money, I'm really rich," he said. "I have total net worth of $8.73bn. I'm not doing that to brag. I'm doing that to show that's the kind of thinking or country needs."
- Trump sees the N°1 problem: there are no statesmen in America, just pawns and employees of the big corporations and the military-industrial complex. And so he states: "Our enemies are getting stronger and stronger by the day, and the US as a country is getting weaker and weaker. How stupid are our leaders, how stupid are our politicians to let this happen? Our president doesn't have a clue..."Politicians are all talk and no action. They will not bring us to the promised land."
- Trump is preoccupied by his Mexican border. One may accuse him of xenophobia, but it is clearly better than to be preoccupied by Russian or Ukrainian border! 18 million immigrants during Obama era! Let us listen to him. Trump's wrath is directed at Mexico, which he accused of "bringing their worst people" to America, including criminals and "rapists". He adds shrewdly: "They're sending us not the right people," he said, adding: "The US has become a dumping ground for everyone else's problems. They're sending people that have lots of problems and they're bringing their problems," he said. "They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists, and some assume they are good people but I speak to border guards and they tell us what we are getting." He promised that as President Trump, one of his first actions would be to build a "great, great wall on our southern border, and I will make Mexico pay for that wall".
Economy: Donald Trump acknowledges the unofficial figures provided by John Williams, Michael Snyder or Dr Roberts: "Our real unemployment is 18-20%, don't believe their 5.6%. China has our jobs, Mexico has our jobs. I'll bring back our jobs and bring back our money."
About China, I will remind my reader these lines written by Michael Snyder:
"In 2010, China produced more than twice as many automobiles as the United States did. In 2010, China produced 627 million metric tons of steel. The United States only produced 80 million metric tons of steel." Trump wants to recuperate the jobs left to China or Mexico with the suicidal treaties signed by the American presidents, obeying the mad neoliberal agenda.
American education system is a failure
Trump confirms too that the so boasted American education system is a failure and a cheat:
"People are tired of spending more money on education per capita than any other country».
-Stock exchange and Wall Street: Trump speaks like a man to whom rational economic choices are second nature. And so he understands that the "stock market is bloated"; that the Stock Exchange is a laughing stock, and that soaring stock prices are a consequence of centrally planned, monetary stimulus.
And the final point: Trump is good for peace. For Trump surprised Bill O'Reilly with the revelation that he'd "have a great relationship with Vladimir Putin." This is why Trump would be a great president indeed; he admires Vladimir Putin who is the most popular man in the world now.
Trump is a populist like many European politicians. In France and in Europe too we have doormats and hostile elites challenged by populist leaders, thus prophesied forty years ago by Professor Brzezinski - in his book Between Two Ages:
"The creation of the global information grid, facilitating almost continuous intellectual interaction and the pooling of knowledge, will further enhance the present trend toward international professional elites and toward the emergence of a common scientific language (in effect, the functional equivalent of Latin). This, however, could create a dangerous gap between them and the politically activated masses, whose "nativism"- exploited by more nationalist political leaders-could work against the "cosmopolitan" elites.
Trump is given little chances against the "cosmopolitan elites". And the maverick candidates help to elect the worst of candidates: see Ross Perot, a billionaire too, who got elected Clinton in 1992, or Ralph Nader who helped Bush 2nd in 2000. But this time we have no worse candidate: Mother Monster and Jeb Brother are both an abomination.
Wake up, America. Bonne chance, Donald.
Nicolas Bonnal
- See more at: http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/column ... oQldG.dpuf
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Why Donald Trump is our maverick candidate
29.06.2015
By Nicolas Bonnal
Violence in Charleston reflects American madness. Recession is back again, despite cheating figures. Fires in Alaska reflect the worst drought in a century and the American ecological disaster (read Dean Kunstler's books on the subject). Satanism is everywhere in American culture, from Lady Gaga (second most popular figure in the world) to the Bordello or Gothika shoes. Then a rabid Pentagon and the hostile elite want a nuclear war in "Old Europe". All's well that starts well...
Two years ago, I was writing here that America needed her populist candidate in order to challenge Mother Monster Clinton or Bush the 3rd. Such is the American nightmare that the American people cannot vote for another candidate than a pawn representing an obnoxious dynasty. America cannot get rid of Bush or Clinton, it is becoming like an indecent tragic-comedy. Both candidates are responsible for main recent American problems - uncontrolled immigration, violence, deficits, de-industrialization and a grotesque imperialism.
Trump represents of course somehow a caricature of the American dream. He's vulgar, ultra-rich, tempestuous, but at least his exuberance looks rational; a millionaire in the great traditional sense of the screwball comedies.
Trump has got sense, unlike McCain
Trump's got sense and sensibility too, unlike another monster like McCain. He has not sold his soul to a Sheldon Adelson for instance, and he really likes his country - or what is left of it. Let us recap the advantages of his candidacy:
- First, Trump is rich. He doesn't need to steal or to sell his will to an invisible wire-puller. He knows that the American dream is truly dead. The murder began in Dallas but this dream was definitively assassinated during the Bush-Clinton era. He says: "I don't need anyone else's money, I'm really rich," he said. "I have total net worth of $8.73bn. I'm not doing that to brag. I'm doing that to show that's the kind of thinking or country needs."
- Trump sees the N°1 problem: there are no statesmen in America, just pawns and employees of the big corporations and the military-industrial complex. And so he states: "Our enemies are getting stronger and stronger by the day, and the US as a country is getting weaker and weaker. How stupid are our leaders, how stupid are our politicians to let this happen? Our president doesn't have a clue..."Politicians are all talk and no action. They will not bring us to the promised land."
- Trump is preoccupied by his Mexican border. One may accuse him of xenophobia, but it is clearly better than to be preoccupied by Russian or Ukrainian border! 18 million immigrants during Obama era! Let us listen to him. Trump's wrath is directed at Mexico, which he accused of "bringing their worst people" to America, including criminals and "rapists". He adds shrewdly: "They're sending us not the right people," he said, adding: "The US has become a dumping ground for everyone else's problems. They're sending people that have lots of problems and they're bringing their problems," he said. "They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists, and some assume they are good people but I speak to border guards and they tell us what we are getting." He promised that as President Trump, one of his first actions would be to build a "great, great wall on our southern border, and I will make Mexico pay for that wall".
Economy: Donald Trump acknowledges the unofficial figures provided by John Williams, Michael Snyder or Dr Roberts: "Our real unemployment is 18-20%, don't believe their 5.6%. China has our jobs, Mexico has our jobs. I'll bring back our jobs and bring back our money."
About China, I will remind my reader these lines written by Michael Snyder:
"In 2010, China produced more than twice as many automobiles as the United States did. In 2010, China produced 627 million metric tons of steel. The United States only produced 80 million metric tons of steel." Trump wants to recuperate the jobs left to China or Mexico with the suicidal treaties signed by the American presidents, obeying the mad neoliberal agenda.
American education system is a failure
Trump confirms too that the so boasted American education system is a failure and a cheat:
"People are tired of spending more money on education per capita than any other country».
-Stock exchange and Wall Street: Trump speaks like a man to whom rational economic choices are second nature. And so he understands that the "stock market is bloated"; that the Stock Exchange is a laughing stock, and that soaring stock prices are a consequence of centrally planned, monetary stimulus.
And the final point: Trump is good for peace. For Trump surprised Bill O'Reilly with the revelation that he'd "have a great relationship with Vladimir Putin." This is why Trump would be a great president indeed; he admires Vladimir Putin who is the most popular man in the world now.
Trump is a populist like many European politicians. In France and in Europe too we have doormats and hostile elites challenged by populist leaders, thus prophesied forty years ago by Professor Brzezinski - in his book Between Two Ages:
"The creation of the global information grid, facilitating almost continuous intellectual interaction and the pooling of knowledge, will further enhance the present trend toward international professional elites and toward the emergence of a common scientific language (in effect, the functional equivalent of Latin). This, however, could create a dangerous gap between them and the politically activated masses, whose "nativism"- exploited by more nationalist political leaders-could work against the "cosmopolitan" elites.
Trump is given little chances against the "cosmopolitan elites". And the maverick candidates help to elect the worst of candidates: see Ross Perot, a billionaire too, who got elected Clinton in 1992, or Ralph Nader who helped Bush 2nd in 2000. But this time we have no worse candidate: Mother Monster and Jeb Brother are both an abomination.
Wake up, America. Bonne chance, Donald.
Nicolas Bonnal
- See more at: http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/column ... oQldG.dpuf
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The Donald tells truths that other presidential candidates won't admit, but don't get your hopes up, Whitey. He loves Israel...because he has to. Surrounded by Jews like George Ross, his Chief Counsel and Executive VP. His daddy Fred was a demi-Jew. Daughter Ivanka dated Jews almost exclusively, married one and converted to Judaism, etc.
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Donald Trump's Political 'Pit Bull': Meet Michael Cohen
April 16, 2011
By MICHAEL FALCONE
The man behind Donald Trump's possible 2012 presidential campaign is a registered Democrat who voted for Barack Obama in 2008.
Not only that, but Michael Cohen, an executive at the Trump Organization who doubles as Trump's chief political adviser, once volunteered for 1988 presidential candidate Michael Dukakis and worked for a Democratic member of Congress.
This election cycle is different. Late last year, Cohen co-founded the draft Trump website "Should Trump Run?" It has received more than 830,000 hits.
Cohen, 44, is known around the office -- and around New York -- as Trump's "pit bull." Some have even nicknamed him "Tom," a reference to Tom Hagen, the consigliore to Vito Corleone in the "Godfather" movies.
"It means that if somebody does something Mr. Trump doesn't like, I do everything in my power to resolve it to Mr. Trump's benefit," Cohen said in an interview with ABC News. "If you do something wrong, I'm going to come at you, grab you by the neck and I'm not going to let you go until I'm finished."
But since Obama's election in 2008, he said he has grown disappointed with the president, so much so that he now describes himself as "offended" by the administration's agenda. America, Cohen said, has become a "third-world nation," echoing words that have become a familiar refrain of Trump's.
"I thought it was the greatest thing ever," Cohen said he felt during the first months of the Obama presidency. "This fantastic orator was going to make a change in this country. He was going to do things that Bush clearly did not do."
His distaste for Obama, and Trump's professed interest in pursuing the Republican nomination in 2012, led Cohen, businessman JEW Stewart Rahr and other supporters to create "Should Trump Run?" as a way both to spark -- and gauge -- interest in a potential Trump presidential bid.
A lawyer by training, Cohen is Trump's special counsel and a juggler of people and projects. One minute he's on the phone with a reporter, the next he's giving orders to an assistant, and a moment later he's finalizing a deal on another line -- and frequently, he's doing all three at once.
With Trump stoking new speculation about his political ambitions every day, Cohen said "the phones have not stopped ringing, the fax machine is off the hook" and his email inbox is clogged. More than a few of those messages have to do with the issue that has catapulted Trump into the headlines recently -- birtherism.
"I am certain that the president was born in Hawaii -- I really am," Cohen said. "I am most irritated with the fact that this president has been exceptionally secretive when it relates to any personal documentation about his past. If you run on a platform of transparency, you should be transparent."
Cohen was the aide who flew to Iowa in a private plane bearing Trump's logo to meet with Republican operatives there in March. He said he may make a similar trip to another crucial early nominating state -- New Hampshire -- in the weeks to come.
Roger Stone, a Republican consultant known for his controversial brand of politics, is long-time Trump associate and a cheerleader for his presidential run (albeit without Trump's blessing). In an interview with ABC News, Stone described Cohen as a "nice guy" and an "enthusiast" but lacking the political expertise to manage the growing interest in Trump candidacy.
"If you need brain surgery, you go to a brain surgeon," Stone said. "You don't go to a dentist."
A case in point, Stone said, was Cohen's one-day Iowa trip that led to questions about his role as both a Trump Organization employee and a promoter of his boss's potential presidential campaign -- questions that he sought to answer by stating unequivocally that the trip and the website were paid for, not with any of Trump's money, but out of pockets of Cohen and Rahr, who made a fortune in the pharmaceutical industry.
Still, the trip triggered a complaint to the Federal Election Commission by a supporter of Texas Rep. Ron Paul, who alleged that the trip violated election law.
Cohen may be new to presidential politics, but he's not a total novice. In 2003 he briefly became a Republican to run for a New York City Council seat at the request of then-Gov. George Pataki. He lost that race to Democrat Eva Moskovitz by a wide margin. In 2009, he started a short-lived campaign for a New York State Senate seat, but dropped out of the race after a just a few weeks.
Donald Trump and Michael Cohen
By all indications, he and Rahr have more than enough personal wealth to finance the independent effort urging Trump to run. Cohen owns several residences in Trump buildings, including a home at Trump World Tower at United Nations Plaza, and Trump Park Avenue, just blocks from Central Park. His parents and in-laws have also invested in Trump properties in New York and Florida.
"Michael Cohen has great insight into the real estate market," Trump said of Cohen in a 2007 New York Post interview. "He has invested in my buildings because he likes to make money -- and he does."
The feeling is mutual.
"I think the world of him," Cohen said of the billionaire real estate and reality television mogul who has said he will decide sometime before June whether to run for president. "I respect him as a businessman, and I respect him as a boss."
The two talk regularly -- "I speak to him even more than I did before," Cohen said -- and he has spearheaded a variety of projects for Trump, including sealing a business partnership in the former Soviet republic of Georgia, running a mixed martial arts promotion company called Affliction Entertainment and a firm that turns landfills into golf courses.
Cohen, whose position allows him to play at any of Trump's courses around the world, describes himself as a "decent" golfer and an avid tennis player. Much like Trump's, his circle of acquaintances include political leaders, actors and "super high net worth people," as Cohen calls them.
He only wears Dolce & Gabbana suits and Hermes ties. Even when he was a legislative intern for former Congressman Joe Moakley, a Massachusetts Democrat, Cohen says he was "always dressed to the hilt."
"It's very, very surreal," Cohen told ABC News. "I've been admiring Donald trump since I was in high school." (He said that when he was a young man he read Trump's 1987 book, "The Art of The Deal" cover to cover -- twice.)
Cohen grew up on Long Island. His mother was a nurse and his father was a surgeon who escaped a Nazi concentration camp with his family during World War II. He attended American University followed by law school and said he got his first taste of politics when he was a boy. A neighbor of his parents' invited him to walk precincts with New York Mayor John Lindsay in Atlantic Beach, Queens and Brooklyn.
Donald Trump's 'Pit Bull'
Like Trump, Cohen has donated money to both Democratic and Republican candidates over the years, including Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. He's hobnobbed with Hillary Clinton and the late Sen. Ted Kennedy. Cohen said he and Kennedy even once went sailing near the Kennedy Compound in Cape Cod and later shared a lobster and clambake.
After law school, Cohen went on to work at a personal-injury malpractice law firm in New York and later became a partner at the firm Phillips Nizer. He joined the Trump Organization in 2006 at Trump's invitation. He's married and has two children.
Cohen said he sees no conflict in his advocacy for Trump now and his past support for Obama...
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/donald-t ... ePage=true
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Donald Trump's Political 'Pit Bull': Meet Michael Cohen
April 16, 2011
By MICHAEL FALCONE
The man behind Donald Trump's possible 2012 presidential campaign is a registered Democrat who voted for Barack Obama in 2008.
Not only that, but Michael Cohen, an executive at the Trump Organization who doubles as Trump's chief political adviser, once volunteered for 1988 presidential candidate Michael Dukakis and worked for a Democratic member of Congress.
This election cycle is different. Late last year, Cohen co-founded the draft Trump website "Should Trump Run?" It has received more than 830,000 hits.
Cohen, 44, is known around the office -- and around New York -- as Trump's "pit bull." Some have even nicknamed him "Tom," a reference to Tom Hagen, the consigliore to Vito Corleone in the "Godfather" movies.
"It means that if somebody does something Mr. Trump doesn't like, I do everything in my power to resolve it to Mr. Trump's benefit," Cohen said in an interview with ABC News. "If you do something wrong, I'm going to come at you, grab you by the neck and I'm not going to let you go until I'm finished."
But since Obama's election in 2008, he said he has grown disappointed with the president, so much so that he now describes himself as "offended" by the administration's agenda. America, Cohen said, has become a "third-world nation," echoing words that have become a familiar refrain of Trump's.
"I thought it was the greatest thing ever," Cohen said he felt during the first months of the Obama presidency. "This fantastic orator was going to make a change in this country. He was going to do things that Bush clearly did not do."
His distaste for Obama, and Trump's professed interest in pursuing the Republican nomination in 2012, led Cohen, businessman JEW Stewart Rahr and other supporters to create "Should Trump Run?" as a way both to spark -- and gauge -- interest in a potential Trump presidential bid.
A lawyer by training, Cohen is Trump's special counsel and a juggler of people and projects. One minute he's on the phone with a reporter, the next he's giving orders to an assistant, and a moment later he's finalizing a deal on another line -- and frequently, he's doing all three at once.
With Trump stoking new speculation about his political ambitions every day, Cohen said "the phones have not stopped ringing, the fax machine is off the hook" and his email inbox is clogged. More than a few of those messages have to do with the issue that has catapulted Trump into the headlines recently -- birtherism.
"I am certain that the president was born in Hawaii -- I really am," Cohen said. "I am most irritated with the fact that this president has been exceptionally secretive when it relates to any personal documentation about his past. If you run on a platform of transparency, you should be transparent."
Cohen was the aide who flew to Iowa in a private plane bearing Trump's logo to meet with Republican operatives there in March. He said he may make a similar trip to another crucial early nominating state -- New Hampshire -- in the weeks to come.
Roger Stone, a Republican consultant known for his controversial brand of politics, is long-time Trump associate and a cheerleader for his presidential run (albeit without Trump's blessing). In an interview with ABC News, Stone described Cohen as a "nice guy" and an "enthusiast" but lacking the political expertise to manage the growing interest in Trump candidacy.
"If you need brain surgery, you go to a brain surgeon," Stone said. "You don't go to a dentist."
A case in point, Stone said, was Cohen's one-day Iowa trip that led to questions about his role as both a Trump Organization employee and a promoter of his boss's potential presidential campaign -- questions that he sought to answer by stating unequivocally that the trip and the website were paid for, not with any of Trump's money, but out of pockets of Cohen and Rahr, who made a fortune in the pharmaceutical industry.
Still, the trip triggered a complaint to the Federal Election Commission by a supporter of Texas Rep. Ron Paul, who alleged that the trip violated election law.
Cohen may be new to presidential politics, but he's not a total novice. In 2003 he briefly became a Republican to run for a New York City Council seat at the request of then-Gov. George Pataki. He lost that race to Democrat Eva Moskovitz by a wide margin. In 2009, he started a short-lived campaign for a New York State Senate seat, but dropped out of the race after a just a few weeks.
Donald Trump and Michael Cohen
By all indications, he and Rahr have more than enough personal wealth to finance the independent effort urging Trump to run. Cohen owns several residences in Trump buildings, including a home at Trump World Tower at United Nations Plaza, and Trump Park Avenue, just blocks from Central Park. His parents and in-laws have also invested in Trump properties in New York and Florida.
"Michael Cohen has great insight into the real estate market," Trump said of Cohen in a 2007 New York Post interview. "He has invested in my buildings because he likes to make money -- and he does."
The feeling is mutual.
"I think the world of him," Cohen said of the billionaire real estate and reality television mogul who has said he will decide sometime before June whether to run for president. "I respect him as a businessman, and I respect him as a boss."
The two talk regularly -- "I speak to him even more than I did before," Cohen said -- and he has spearheaded a variety of projects for Trump, including sealing a business partnership in the former Soviet republic of Georgia, running a mixed martial arts promotion company called Affliction Entertainment and a firm that turns landfills into golf courses.
Cohen, whose position allows him to play at any of Trump's courses around the world, describes himself as a "decent" golfer and an avid tennis player. Much like Trump's, his circle of acquaintances include political leaders, actors and "super high net worth people," as Cohen calls them.
He only wears Dolce & Gabbana suits and Hermes ties. Even when he was a legislative intern for former Congressman Joe Moakley, a Massachusetts Democrat, Cohen says he was "always dressed to the hilt."
"It's very, very surreal," Cohen told ABC News. "I've been admiring Donald trump since I was in high school." (He said that when he was a young man he read Trump's 1987 book, "The Art of The Deal" cover to cover -- twice.)
Cohen grew up on Long Island. His mother was a nurse and his father was a surgeon who escaped a Nazi concentration camp with his family during World War II. He attended American University followed by law school and said he got his first taste of politics when he was a boy. A neighbor of his parents' invited him to walk precincts with New York Mayor John Lindsay in Atlantic Beach, Queens and Brooklyn.
Donald Trump's 'Pit Bull'
Like Trump, Cohen has donated money to both Democratic and Republican candidates over the years, including Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. He's hobnobbed with Hillary Clinton and the late Sen. Ted Kennedy. Cohen said he and Kennedy even once went sailing near the Kennedy Compound in Cape Cod and later shared a lobster and clambake.
After law school, Cohen went on to work at a personal-injury malpractice law firm in New York and later became a partner at the firm Phillips Nizer. He joined the Trump Organization in 2006 at Trump's invitation. He's married and has two children.
Cohen said he sees no conflict in his advocacy for Trump now and his past support for Obama...
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/donald-t ... ePage=true
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(From another Politics thread, more appropriate here.)
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Republican females seem to like Miss Carly for no other reason than that their genitalia are similarly configured.
Carly is good for mestizos, too: The largest donation to the Fiorina super PAC -- close to $1.6 million -- came from Jerry Perenchio, the former CEO of Univision [Spanish language TV network] and national finance co-chairman for John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign with deep ties to California. http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/31/politics/ ... super-pac/
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Republican females seem to like Miss Carly for no other reason than that their genitalia are similarly configured.
Carly is good for mestizos, too: The largest donation to the Fiorina super PAC -- close to $1.6 million -- came from Jerry Perenchio, the former CEO of Univision [Spanish language TV network] and national finance co-chairman for John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign with deep ties to California. http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/31/politics/ ... super-pac/
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Re: Meet the 2016 Presidential Candidates
More often than not, the politically incorrect brings to light a covered truth.
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Re: Meet the 2016 Presidential Candidates
NTS on Trump:
Please do not get me started about the American political
circus that has engulfed the Jew spew media for the last
2 weeks.... It is bad enough that the sham called "Fox
News" made total idiots of themselves when they attempted
to bash Donald Trump in that GOP circus on American
talmudvision... Lets face it, "The Donald" is absolutely
right when he states that 'Political Correctness' is
ruining America, and that illegal immigrants are just
that... Illegal... But the facts are still the same that
Donald Trump is nothing more than a side show and indeed
a circus, for the Jewish power elite that controls America
have already selected their puppet to sit in the White House
come November 2016..... I have stated it before that Donald
Trump is exactly what "Ron Paul" and even "Ross Perot" were
before, and that is a sideshow for the gullible American
people... Trump will give the American public "hope" and
then that "hope" will be taken the way from them just like
the others before him and most Americans will be again stuck
with Jew candidate (A) and Jew candidate (B)....Basically
either way, America is again totally screwed! One other
note of course: Donald Trump may be a "self made" billionaire,
but he knows who controls America and has for decades been
under Jewish control as well.....So for those Americans that
actually think Trump is their hero, do not kid yourselves....
http://northerntruthseeker.blogspot.com ... ay_16.html
Please do not get me started about the American political
circus that has engulfed the Jew spew media for the last
2 weeks.... It is bad enough that the sham called "Fox
News" made total idiots of themselves when they attempted
to bash Donald Trump in that GOP circus on American
talmudvision... Lets face it, "The Donald" is absolutely
right when he states that 'Political Correctness' is
ruining America, and that illegal immigrants are just
that... Illegal... But the facts are still the same that
Donald Trump is nothing more than a side show and indeed
a circus, for the Jewish power elite that controls America
have already selected their puppet to sit in the White House
come November 2016..... I have stated it before that Donald
Trump is exactly what "Ron Paul" and even "Ross Perot" were
before, and that is a sideshow for the gullible American
people... Trump will give the American public "hope" and
then that "hope" will be taken the way from them just like
the others before him and most Americans will be again stuck
with Jew candidate (A) and Jew candidate (B)....Basically
either way, America is again totally screwed! One other
note of course: Donald Trump may be a "self made" billionaire,
but he knows who controls America and has for decades been
under Jewish control as well.....So for those Americans that
actually think Trump is their hero, do not kid yourselves....
http://northerntruthseeker.blogspot.com ... ay_16.html
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Re: Meet the 2016 Presidential Candidates
New Agers Back Socialist Sanders as Messiah
By Cliff Kincaid August 18, 2015
The huge crowds greeting socialist Bernie Sanders in his run for the Democratic presidential nomination cannot just be attributed to large numbers of left-wingers. There is a hard-core left-wing element to the Sanders candidacy, of course. But Sanders has tapped into what used to be one of Hillary Clinton’s key constituencies, the New Age Movement. A top Sanders adviser is the influential “spiritual teacher” Marianne Williamson, whose self-help books have been heavily promoted by Oprah Winfrey and sold millions.
Socialist Jew candidate for POTUS Bernie Sanders throws his yarmulke into the ring to capture loony vote
The New Age Movement is a growing group of people in America who have broken with the Judeo-Christian tradition to instead endorse the notion of God as a mystical force inhabiting humans, the earth, or spiritual “masters.” Oprah’s website describes it somewhat differently: “For 20 years, Marianne Williamson has been a pioneer on the front lines of a worldwide spiritual movement aimed at creating a global shift in collective consciousness.”
Taking this perspective into the political realm, Williamson has advocated a Department of Peacebuilding and has created a group called the Peace Alliance to bring this about.
Constance Cumbey has written two books on the New Age Movement and says its “toolbox is mysticism,” or “altered states of consciousness,” which are said to draw people into a relationship with spiritual forces in the world that are part of a “New World Order” and global religion to be headed by an anticipated “messianic figure” of some kind.
Whatever this mean for the world as a whole, it appears that Williamson sees Sanders as the savior of the American political system.
Special Headline: Guess Who’s About To Go Bankrupt in America will Shock you
Williamson, who writes on the Sanders-for-president website about the need for “revolutionary power,” has used her vast influence to mobilize her followers on behalf of the “progressive” wing of the Democratic Party. She says the Marxist presidency of Barack Obama hasn’t been radical enough. “Having invested so much hope in 2008 in a candidate who turned out in many ways to disappoint, it’s not easy to summon our internal forces for another big wave of revolutionary fervor,” she says. But Sanders, the “independent” socialist senator from Vermont, is a true revolutionary, she says. “If we all show up and exercise our power as citizens, Senator Sanders can win the presidency in 2016,” she adds.
Analyst Trevor Loudon has documented that Sanders, the only Senate member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, is actually a member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), an organization that backed Obama’s political career and works with openly communist groups. “DSA works very closely with three of America’s leading communist groups—the Maoist leaning Freedom Road Socialist Organization, the ‘old guard’ Communist Party USA, and the CPUSA spin-off Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism,” notes Loudon. “The four groups have even seriously considered merging in recent years.”
We have noted Sanders’ history of involvement with Communist Party-controlled groups such as the U.S. Peace Council. In the 1980s, he was part of the Soviets’ “nuclear freeze” campaign to undercut President Ronald Reagan’s military build-up.
A former nightclub singer, Williamson herself ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 2014 on a platform that included abortion rights, gay rights, socialized medicine, and the need to combat what she perceives as man-made global warming, nowadays called climate change. “While a lifelong Democrat herself, Marianne ran the congressional race as an Independent, making the statement that she was not beholden to either party,” noted writer Tabby Biddle.
“While America has some serious enemies—and it’s certainly our responsibility to protect our country and our children—I believe our country’s way of dealing with security issues is increasingly obsolete,” Williamson declared. “We cannot simply rely on brute force to rid ourselves of enemies. In so doing, we overburden our military by asking them to compensate for the work that we ourselves are not doing. The only way to make peace with your neighbors is to make peace with your neighbors.”
She added that, if she won, she would co-sponsor the bill to establish a U.S. Department of Peacebuilding that would examine “non-violent problem-solving options” to global conflict. The department was to be paid for out of the defense budget.
Labeled by The Hollywood Reporter as “Hollywood’s favorite New Age Guru” because of her influence with movie producers, directors, and actors, Williamson hosted Sanders at her own feminist-oriented “Sister Giant” conference earlier this year. Described personally as a “radical feminist mother,” Williamson has a daughter whose father is not known and whom she refuses to name.
While some of the New Age rhetoric and books can be dismissed as expensive but harmless fun, it’s when these “spiritual teachers” exert political influence and address global issues that we can see a tendency that seems even more radical than the usual Marxist drivel emanating from Democratic Party politicians such as Obama.
However, there is overlap. Williamson’s proposed Department of Peacebuilding, which was to be headed by a Secretary of Peacebuilding, was introduced by Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA), one of Fidel Castro’s closest friends in the U.S. Congress.
Former Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH), who also works with Williamson, had introduced a similar bill. “The intention is to develop an organized approach, tapping the intellectual and spiritual power of America to develop programs that would include teaching children the principles of peace: teaching them peace giving, peace sharing, mutuality, seeing the other person as an aspect of oneself, of teaching the inner equality of all people,” Kucinich said in a post on Williamson’s Peace Alliance website.
Like Sanders, Williamson is considered by some to be pro-Israel. But in her book, The Healing of America, she discussed how Egypt’s highest Muslim cleric had once approached her “to make sure you understand that Islam is a religion of peace.” She didn’t say whether the Muslim leader condemned and rejected the passages in the Koran that call for killing the “Infidels” who resist Islam.
She also wrote, “The creative challenge of spiritual life is to know enough about God to be hopeful. From Jesus to Buddha to Moses to Mohammed, wayshowers have risen out of the timeline of history to draw maps and pave roads to a more perfect world.” The comparison of Jesus—who led a perfect life and preached love—to the Muslim Prophet Mohammad, is offensive on its face. Islam began in violence and Mohammad himself was a violent warrior.
The term “wayshowers” is common in New Age circles and refers to spiritual beings supposedly leading us into a new world of community and harmony.
When Keith Ellison became the first Congressman to take the oath of office with his hand on the Koran, Williamson commented, “Fantastic story.” Ellison, a co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, endorsed Williamson in her run for Congress.
For a time, Williamson and her associate Jean Houston of the Foundation for Mind Research were considered to be in Hillary Clinton’s political camp. Houston had tried to help Mrs. Clinton, when she was First Lady, “communicate” with Eleanor Roosevelt during a mystical “channeling” session. Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward wrote about these sessions in a book on the 1996 presidential election.
At some point, however, Cumbey says Houston and Williamson abandoned Hillary. Williamson said in 2008 that she was supporting Barack Obama and not Hillary because “I am not going to vote with my vagina.”
This was a dramatic turnaround, since Mrs. Clinton in her memoir Living History had discussed hosting Williamson and Houston and other New Agers at Camp David. “You were wonderful to me back in 1994 when you invited me to the White House. It’s a memory I will treasure always, and you gave it to me,” Williamson wrote back to Hillary in a Huffington Post article.
But the 2014 Williamson article, “An Open Letter to Hillary Clinton,” was actually prompted by Williamson’s revelation that the former First Lady was getting too close to powerful interests in society. Williamson pleaded with Clinton to, “Stop cozying up to the banks, to the chemical companies, to the military-industrial complex, to the party machine, and to all the various financiers who make up the plutocracy now ruining this country.”
The pleas apparently went unheeded, since Williamson eventually broke completely with Hillary and now promotes Sanders for president and writes for his website. Through Sanders and other such candidates, she insists, America can experience a revolution “of light, of consciousness, and love” and “break out of this ridiculous corporate straightjacket that imperils us the way it does now.”
Whatever this means, it has occurred to some on the far-left that while Sanders is taking on “corporate power and oligarchy” and calling for vast federal spending increases for social welfare programs, the “issues” section of his presidential website says absolutely nothing about foreign policy. The group called RootsAction complains that his stump speech hardly mentions the “huge military budget” and says he must challenge “militarism and ongoing war.”
Perhaps Williamson’s proposed Department of Peacebuilding will be the focus of one of Sanders’ next speeches, a development that will make the socialist senator not only look like a pawn of Williamson and the New Age Movement, but the true leader of the Loony Left.
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http://www.gopusa.com/commentary/2015/0 ... bscriber=1
By Cliff Kincaid August 18, 2015
The huge crowds greeting socialist Bernie Sanders in his run for the Democratic presidential nomination cannot just be attributed to large numbers of left-wingers. There is a hard-core left-wing element to the Sanders candidacy, of course. But Sanders has tapped into what used to be one of Hillary Clinton’s key constituencies, the New Age Movement. A top Sanders adviser is the influential “spiritual teacher” Marianne Williamson, whose self-help books have been heavily promoted by Oprah Winfrey and sold millions.
Socialist Jew candidate for POTUS Bernie Sanders throws his yarmulke into the ring to capture loony vote
The New Age Movement is a growing group of people in America who have broken with the Judeo-Christian tradition to instead endorse the notion of God as a mystical force inhabiting humans, the earth, or spiritual “masters.” Oprah’s website describes it somewhat differently: “For 20 years, Marianne Williamson has been a pioneer on the front lines of a worldwide spiritual movement aimed at creating a global shift in collective consciousness.”
Taking this perspective into the political realm, Williamson has advocated a Department of Peacebuilding and has created a group called the Peace Alliance to bring this about.
Constance Cumbey has written two books on the New Age Movement and says its “toolbox is mysticism,” or “altered states of consciousness,” which are said to draw people into a relationship with spiritual forces in the world that are part of a “New World Order” and global religion to be headed by an anticipated “messianic figure” of some kind.
Whatever this mean for the world as a whole, it appears that Williamson sees Sanders as the savior of the American political system.
Special Headline: Guess Who’s About To Go Bankrupt in America will Shock you
Williamson, who writes on the Sanders-for-president website about the need for “revolutionary power,” has used her vast influence to mobilize her followers on behalf of the “progressive” wing of the Democratic Party. She says the Marxist presidency of Barack Obama hasn’t been radical enough. “Having invested so much hope in 2008 in a candidate who turned out in many ways to disappoint, it’s not easy to summon our internal forces for another big wave of revolutionary fervor,” she says. But Sanders, the “independent” socialist senator from Vermont, is a true revolutionary, she says. “If we all show up and exercise our power as citizens, Senator Sanders can win the presidency in 2016,” she adds.
Analyst Trevor Loudon has documented that Sanders, the only Senate member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, is actually a member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), an organization that backed Obama’s political career and works with openly communist groups. “DSA works very closely with three of America’s leading communist groups—the Maoist leaning Freedom Road Socialist Organization, the ‘old guard’ Communist Party USA, and the CPUSA spin-off Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism,” notes Loudon. “The four groups have even seriously considered merging in recent years.”
We have noted Sanders’ history of involvement with Communist Party-controlled groups such as the U.S. Peace Council. In the 1980s, he was part of the Soviets’ “nuclear freeze” campaign to undercut President Ronald Reagan’s military build-up.
A former nightclub singer, Williamson herself ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 2014 on a platform that included abortion rights, gay rights, socialized medicine, and the need to combat what she perceives as man-made global warming, nowadays called climate change. “While a lifelong Democrat herself, Marianne ran the congressional race as an Independent, making the statement that she was not beholden to either party,” noted writer Tabby Biddle.
“While America has some serious enemies—and it’s certainly our responsibility to protect our country and our children—I believe our country’s way of dealing with security issues is increasingly obsolete,” Williamson declared. “We cannot simply rely on brute force to rid ourselves of enemies. In so doing, we overburden our military by asking them to compensate for the work that we ourselves are not doing. The only way to make peace with your neighbors is to make peace with your neighbors.”
She added that, if she won, she would co-sponsor the bill to establish a U.S. Department of Peacebuilding that would examine “non-violent problem-solving options” to global conflict. The department was to be paid for out of the defense budget.
Labeled by The Hollywood Reporter as “Hollywood’s favorite New Age Guru” because of her influence with movie producers, directors, and actors, Williamson hosted Sanders at her own feminist-oriented “Sister Giant” conference earlier this year. Described personally as a “radical feminist mother,” Williamson has a daughter whose father is not known and whom she refuses to name.
While some of the New Age rhetoric and books can be dismissed as expensive but harmless fun, it’s when these “spiritual teachers” exert political influence and address global issues that we can see a tendency that seems even more radical than the usual Marxist drivel emanating from Democratic Party politicians such as Obama.
However, there is overlap. Williamson’s proposed Department of Peacebuilding, which was to be headed by a Secretary of Peacebuilding, was introduced by Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA), one of Fidel Castro’s closest friends in the U.S. Congress.
Former Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH), who also works with Williamson, had introduced a similar bill. “The intention is to develop an organized approach, tapping the intellectual and spiritual power of America to develop programs that would include teaching children the principles of peace: teaching them peace giving, peace sharing, mutuality, seeing the other person as an aspect of oneself, of teaching the inner equality of all people,” Kucinich said in a post on Williamson’s Peace Alliance website.
Like Sanders, Williamson is considered by some to be pro-Israel. But in her book, The Healing of America, she discussed how Egypt’s highest Muslim cleric had once approached her “to make sure you understand that Islam is a religion of peace.” She didn’t say whether the Muslim leader condemned and rejected the passages in the Koran that call for killing the “Infidels” who resist Islam.
She also wrote, “The creative challenge of spiritual life is to know enough about God to be hopeful. From Jesus to Buddha to Moses to Mohammed, wayshowers have risen out of the timeline of history to draw maps and pave roads to a more perfect world.” The comparison of Jesus—who led a perfect life and preached love—to the Muslim Prophet Mohammad, is offensive on its face. Islam began in violence and Mohammad himself was a violent warrior.
The term “wayshowers” is common in New Age circles and refers to spiritual beings supposedly leading us into a new world of community and harmony.
When Keith Ellison became the first Congressman to take the oath of office with his hand on the Koran, Williamson commented, “Fantastic story.” Ellison, a co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, endorsed Williamson in her run for Congress.
For a time, Williamson and her associate Jean Houston of the Foundation for Mind Research were considered to be in Hillary Clinton’s political camp. Houston had tried to help Mrs. Clinton, when she was First Lady, “communicate” with Eleanor Roosevelt during a mystical “channeling” session. Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward wrote about these sessions in a book on the 1996 presidential election.
At some point, however, Cumbey says Houston and Williamson abandoned Hillary. Williamson said in 2008 that she was supporting Barack Obama and not Hillary because “I am not going to vote with my vagina.”
This was a dramatic turnaround, since Mrs. Clinton in her memoir Living History had discussed hosting Williamson and Houston and other New Agers at Camp David. “You were wonderful to me back in 1994 when you invited me to the White House. It’s a memory I will treasure always, and you gave it to me,” Williamson wrote back to Hillary in a Huffington Post article.
But the 2014 Williamson article, “An Open Letter to Hillary Clinton,” was actually prompted by Williamson’s revelation that the former First Lady was getting too close to powerful interests in society. Williamson pleaded with Clinton to, “Stop cozying up to the banks, to the chemical companies, to the military-industrial complex, to the party machine, and to all the various financiers who make up the plutocracy now ruining this country.”
The pleas apparently went unheeded, since Williamson eventually broke completely with Hillary and now promotes Sanders for president and writes for his website. Through Sanders and other such candidates, she insists, America can experience a revolution “of light, of consciousness, and love” and “break out of this ridiculous corporate straightjacket that imperils us the way it does now.”
Whatever this means, it has occurred to some on the far-left that while Sanders is taking on “corporate power and oligarchy” and calling for vast federal spending increases for social welfare programs, the “issues” section of his presidential website says absolutely nothing about foreign policy. The group called RootsAction complains that his stump speech hardly mentions the “huge military budget” and says he must challenge “militarism and ongoing war.”
Perhaps Williamson’s proposed Department of Peacebuilding will be the focus of one of Sanders’ next speeches, a development that will make the socialist senator not only look like a pawn of Williamson and the New Age Movement, but the true leader of the Loony Left.
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David York
Re: Meet the 2016 Presidential Candidates
Hillary Clinton is in trouble now over her private server which she wiped clean before handing over to the FBI. She joked that she "Wiped it clean with a cleenex" but the FBI was not laughing.
Meanwhile Senator Ted Cruz, who is running for the Republican nomination was not even born in the United States. He was born in Canada!
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter ... nt-update/
Meanwhile Senator Ted Cruz, who is running for the Republican nomination was not even born in the United States. He was born in Canada!
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter ... nt-update/