Guesser is an ass clown. He is just behind DuhFinch.
Remember when he posted the Ben Carson link about him losing his medical license?
Then the same assclowns come in here and point fingers at Repubs about blindly following fox, right wing publications, etc.
Their kind is weird, missing a chromosome or something...probably why most queers are Dems.
Remember when he posted the Ben Carson link about him losing his medical license?
Then the same assclowns come in here and point fingers at Repubs about blindly following fox, right wing publications, etc.
Their kind is weird, missing a chromosome or something...probably why most queers are Dems.
You gullible idiots like Gassy, who should just stay down permanently, and Brit Twit Idiot Super Sick Beets, who I'm shocked removed his mouth from Putin's cock long enough to post, fall for anything. Of course all the above shit by these idiots falls on it's face, as usual.
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON
03.12.16 12:50 PM ET
Trump Jr. Smears 63-Year-Old Bernie Supporter as Nazi
The Donald's eldest child lied this weekend, claiming Nazi-saluting Trump supporter Birgitt Peterson was actually a Bernie fan in disguise.
The streetlights illuminated her golden hair, almost like a halo. But that’s where similarities to the divine end.
Her fingers pressed together tightly and her arm reached out toward the sky. A young man stared down at her, in what looked like disbelief. Through her wire-rimmed glasses, she met his gaze. She seemed to smirk.
An elderly woman, decked out in Donald Trump campaign swag, was giving a Nazi salute.
In Chicago.
Her name, according to The Chicago Tribune, is Birgitt Peterson, of Yorkville, Illinois. Her photo immediately went viral—a distillation of these strange, sad times.
Another user, @brassidio, wrote, “Hitler was a National Socialist. It’s unsurprising to see a Socialist giving a Nazi salute. #PortiaBoulger #trump.”
Boulger is 63 and a union carpenter by trade, though she says she now works part time as a teacher for at-risk children when she’s not volunteering on behalf of Sanders. According to a public records search, Peterson is 69. A call placed to the number listed for her was not answered, and the answering machine suggested it was outdated anyway.
I reached Boulger by phone on Saturday morning, a few minutes after Donald Trump Jr. tweeted her photo with the caption, “Big surprise. However, the media will never run with this.” The New Republic's Jeet Heer, pointing to what he said were numerous "racist, sexist and transphobic" comments, reported that the user who Trump Jr. got the photo from, @voxday, is a white supremacist. (Update: @voxday, for his part, denies that he is a white supremacist. On Twitter, he said, "You are calling an American Indian - and the great-grandson of a Mexican revolutionary - a 'white supremacist.' Retract. Now.")
His tweet had, as of this writing, 908 retweets and over 1,000 ‘likes’. Trump Jr. also retweeted conservative actor James Woods making the same case.
And Trump Jr. responded to a user, @Namaste_zen, who said the photo of the woman giving a nazi salute proved Trump supporters are "racists and bigots" by saying, "Apparently you don't read the news. She runs Bernie Sander's women for Bernie site. It's all staged [sic]."
“I was at 4 North Bridge Street in Chillicothe, Ohio, at the IBEW union hall, making calls for Sanders,” Boulger told me of her whereabouts Friday night.
“My gut tells me that they did this as a full bore attack, and that they were not being honest or that they were misled by someone,” she said.
A Sanders spokeswoman has not yet responded to a request for confirmation of Boulger’s account. On Boulger’s Facebook page, a friend, Rhonda Kinnamon commented, “The photo of the person saluting IS NOT Portia A Boulger. In fact, I was chatting with Portia last evening on the phone at approximately the same time this photo was taken. She was in Chillicothe.”
Another user called her a “Nazi ****,” before the comment was deleted.
She said she didn’t realize she was being identified as the woman in the photo until her son called her, and then people started contacting her on social media.
“When my hair was long, there was a little bit of a resemblance with the hairdo, but my hair’s real short now,” she said. She pointed me to a photo she had posted, from March 9, that showed her bright white hair cropped close to her head.
But Boulger didn’t seem even agitated by the truther campaign she found herself at the center of.
“They want me to be worried, that’s what these people do on Twitter: they try to scare people,” she said. “I’ve been standing for the 99 percent all my life and if someone wants to take me out for standing for truth and justice, that’s the way I was meant to go out.”
UPDATE 2:55 p.m. ET: Donald Trump Jr. appears to have deleted several of his Tweets that falsely accused Boulger of being the Nazi-saluting Trump supporter without comment or explanation. Additonally, this post has been updated to include comment from Twitter user @voxday and several screenshots of tweets.
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON
03.12.16 12:50 PM ET
Trump Jr. Smears 63-Year-Old Bernie Supporter as Nazi
The Donald's eldest child lied this weekend, claiming Nazi-saluting Trump supporter Birgitt Peterson was actually a Bernie fan in disguise.
The streetlights illuminated her golden hair, almost like a halo. But that’s where similarities to the divine end.
Her fingers pressed together tightly and her arm reached out toward the sky. A young man stared down at her, in what looked like disbelief. Through her wire-rimmed glasses, she met his gaze. She seemed to smirk.
An elderly woman, decked out in Donald Trump campaign swag, was giving a Nazi salute.
In Chicago.
Her name, according to The Chicago Tribune, is Birgitt Peterson, of Yorkville, Illinois. Her photo immediately went viral—a distillation of these strange, sad times.
But Trump apologists and fans, as has become their custom, refused to believe what they were seeing could be true.They began circulating a rumor, on social media, that the woman pictured was not Birgitt Peterson of Yorkville, but Portia Boulger, a former Hillary Clinton supporter and current Bernie Sanders activist from Chillicothe, Ohio.
Twitter user @new_debis, who uses the hashtag #AlwaysTrump, posted Boulger’s picture. “It appears Portia works for Bernie. Promoting violence at Trump Rally,” she said.Another user, @brassidio, wrote, “Hitler was a National Socialist. It’s unsurprising to see a Socialist giving a Nazi salute. #PortiaBoulger #trump.”
Boulger is 63 and a union carpenter by trade, though she says she now works part time as a teacher for at-risk children when she’s not volunteering on behalf of Sanders. According to a public records search, Peterson is 69. A call placed to the number listed for her was not answered, and the answering machine suggested it was outdated anyway.
I reached Boulger by phone on Saturday morning, a few minutes after Donald Trump Jr. tweeted her photo with the caption, “Big surprise. However, the media will never run with this.” The New Republic's Jeet Heer, pointing to what he said were numerous "racist, sexist and transphobic" comments, reported that the user who Trump Jr. got the photo from, @voxday, is a white supremacist. (Update: @voxday, for his part, denies that he is a white supremacist. On Twitter, he said, "You are calling an American Indian - and the great-grandson of a Mexican revolutionary - a 'white supremacist.' Retract. Now.")
“My gut tells me that they did this as a full bore attack, and that they were not being honest or that they were misled by someone,” she said.
A Sanders spokeswoman has not yet responded to a request for confirmation of Boulger’s account. On Boulger’s Facebook page, a friend, Rhonda Kinnamon commented, “The photo of the person saluting IS NOT Portia A Boulger. In fact, I was chatting with Portia last evening on the phone at approximately the same time this photo was taken. She was in Chillicothe.”
Another user called her a “Nazi ****,” before the comment was deleted.
She said she didn’t realize she was being identified as the woman in the photo until her son called her, and then people started contacting her on social media.
“When my hair was long, there was a little bit of a resemblance with the hairdo, but my hair’s real short now,” she said. She pointed me to a photo she had posted, from March 9, that showed her bright white hair cropped close to her head.
But Boulger didn’t seem even agitated by the truther campaign she found herself at the center of.
“They want me to be worried, that’s what these people do on Twitter: they try to scare people,” she said. “I’ve been standing for the 99 percent all my life and if someone wants to take me out for standing for truth and justice, that’s the way I was meant to go out.”
UPDATE 2:55 p.m. ET: Donald Trump Jr. appears to have deleted several of his Tweets that falsely accused Boulger of being the Nazi-saluting Trump supporter without comment or explanation. Additonally, this post has been updated to include comment from Twitter user @voxday and several screenshots of tweets.
'Heil Lady' Insists On Nazi Salute At Trump Rally Protest
By Frances Langum
3/12/16 6:07am
My mother taught me it's not nice to point at crazy people.
But this photo is going viral because the woman in the center insisted on making this pose with her body. The photograph was taken by Chicago Tribune photographer E. Jason Wambsgans (@ejwamb), and the person on the left is confirmed as Michael Joseph Garza (@ampersandcastle). The tweets tell the story:
I think it's important to point out that obviously, this person is not representative of anyone but herself. The sad thing is not that crazy lady did crazy, but that crazy lady felt that her crazy was entirely welcome and appropriate at a Trump rally. It's not that she represented them, they and their leader represented her.
Donald Trump has triggered what Driftglass calls "The Great Un-buckle-ing," where all the overeaten stuffed racism and fascism in America's white stomach is finally allowed to flop on the table. This woman just let it out, let her fascist worship of great white man Trump go full bore. She didn't become this person this week or this election cycle. But now a major US political party, the Republican Party under Trump, has become home for her.
It's a tragedy.
By Frances Langum
3/12/16 6:07am
Credit: E Jason Wambsgans, Chicago Tribune
My mother taught me it's not nice to point at crazy people.
But this photo is going viral because the woman in the center insisted on making this pose with her body. The photograph was taken by Chicago Tribune photographer E. Jason Wambsgans (@ejwamb), and the person on the left is confirmed as Michael Joseph Garza (@ampersandcastle). The tweets tell the story:
I think it's important to point out that obviously, this person is not representative of anyone but herself. The sad thing is not that crazy lady did crazy, but that crazy lady felt that her crazy was entirely welcome and appropriate at a Trump rally. It's not that she represented them, they and their leader represented her.
Donald Trump has triggered what Driftglass calls "The Great Un-buckle-ing," where all the overeaten stuffed racism and fascism in America's white stomach is finally allowed to flop on the table. This woman just let it out, let her fascist worship of great white man Trump go full bore. She didn't become this person this week or this election cycle. But now a major US political party, the Republican Party under Trump, has become home for her.
It's a tragedy.
