If anyone tells you this guy is going to pivot to the center, they either believe in the plan or they're selling something.
ABC News: Obama doubles down on two of his most-despised policies
Pipeline, no! Amnesty, Si!
ABC News: Obama doubles down on two of his most-despised policies
Pipeline, no! Amnesty, Si!
Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi are both back in their jobs. Good to see that the Dems have learned nothing from their midterm losses...
Having learned nothing, Democrats re-elect Nancy Pelosi to captain their Titanic
Full speed, straight ahead.
Having learned nothing, Democrats re-elect Nancy Pelosi to captain their Titanic
Full speed, straight ahead.
[ How is this race pimp not in jail? ]
[h=1]Al Sharpton rails against report that he owes $4.5 million in unpaid taxes[/h] By Ashley Killough, CNN
updated 2:20 PM EST, Wed November 19, 2014
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STORY HIGHLIGHTS
(CNN) -- Civil rights leader Al Sharpton sharply denounced an extensive New York Times report that he and his companies are subject to $4.5 million in current state and federal tax liens.
The MSNBC host said in a press conference Wednesday that the $4.5 million was the original figure he was ordered to pay back in 2008, but that he has been making regular payments since then and the amount is now less.
Sharpton did not give the outstanding balance owed by him and his for-profit companies --Raw Talent and Revals Communications.
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Rather, he focused his remarks on how much money his nonprofit group, the National Action Network, has paid back. The liens against that organization, however, were not lumped into the $4.5 million figure reported by the Times.
The Times reported that Sharpton is still liable for personal federal tax liens of more than $3 million, and state tax liens of $777,657. The companies owe another $717,329 on state and federal tax liens.
But Sharpton argued that it wasn't possible that he still owed $4.5 million.
"If we owed $4.5 million in '08 then how could we owe this now, unless you're saying that everybody just went to sleep on this and just gave us a pass, which is ridiculous," he said.
Sharpton has been a regular face in New York and Washington political circles. The report points out that President Barack Obama has raised money for Sharpton's group, and that Sharpton attended the recent announcement that Loretta Lynch would be the White House's pick to be the next Attorney General.
Sharpton's former aide Rachel Noerdlinger is also adviser to the wife of New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, Chirlane McCray.
Sharpton argued that he and the National Action Network could feasibly each pay off their respective balances in one day, but could not yet afford to pay the penalties and interest.
Still, he said, it is "absolutely inaccurate" that he and his organization collectively owe $4.5 million--which is how much the Times said that he and his for-profit businesses owe.
His press conference came as his group prepares for the grand jury decision regarding police officer Darren Wilson to be announced in Ferguson, Missouri as soon as this week. Politics, he argued, was at the heart of negative stories about him in the press.
"Every time there's a Sean Bell or a Ferguson or a Trayvon Martin, we go through my taxes. It's the same agreement y'all. It's the same thing we announced in '09. It is the same thing we've been paying every month," he said.
[h=1]Al Sharpton rails against report that he owes $4.5 million in unpaid taxes[/h] By Ashley Killough, CNN
updated 2:20 PM EST, Wed November 19, 2014
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STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- A New York Times report says that Rev. Al Sharpton owes $4.5 million in state and federal taxes
- The civil rights leader and MSNBC host strongly pushed back in a press conference
- He said he's been making payments since 2008 and owes less, but didn't say how much
(CNN) -- Civil rights leader Al Sharpton sharply denounced an extensive New York Times report that he and his companies are subject to $4.5 million in current state and federal tax liens.
The MSNBC host said in a press conference Wednesday that the $4.5 million was the original figure he was ordered to pay back in 2008, but that he has been making regular payments since then and the amount is now less.
Sharpton did not give the outstanding balance owed by him and his for-profit companies --Raw Talent and Revals Communications.
Rather, he focused his remarks on how much money his nonprofit group, the National Action Network, has paid back. The liens against that organization, however, were not lumped into the $4.5 million figure reported by the Times.
The Times reported that Sharpton is still liable for personal federal tax liens of more than $3 million, and state tax liens of $777,657. The companies owe another $717,329 on state and federal tax liens.
But Sharpton argued that it wasn't possible that he still owed $4.5 million.
"If we owed $4.5 million in '08 then how could we owe this now, unless you're saying that everybody just went to sleep on this and just gave us a pass, which is ridiculous," he said.
Sharpton has been a regular face in New York and Washington political circles. The report points out that President Barack Obama has raised money for Sharpton's group, and that Sharpton attended the recent announcement that Loretta Lynch would be the White House's pick to be the next Attorney General.
Sharpton's former aide Rachel Noerdlinger is also adviser to the wife of New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, Chirlane McCray.
Sharpton argued that he and the National Action Network could feasibly each pay off their respective balances in one day, but could not yet afford to pay the penalties and interest.
Still, he said, it is "absolutely inaccurate" that he and his organization collectively owe $4.5 million--which is how much the Times said that he and his for-profit businesses owe.
His press conference came as his group prepares for the grand jury decision regarding police officer Darren Wilson to be announced in Ferguson, Missouri as soon as this week. Politics, he argued, was at the heart of negative stories about him in the press.
"Every time there's a Sean Bell or a Ferguson or a Trayvon Martin, we go through my taxes. It's the same agreement y'all. It's the same thing we announced in '09. It is the same thing we've been paying every month," he said.
Pat Buchanan: 'Rogue President' Says 'To Hell With Constitution'
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The United States has a "rogue president" who has decided that he is going to do what he wants to do and "to hell with the Constitution," columnist Pat Buchanan, former adviser to Presidents Reagan and Nixon
The United States has a "rogue president" who has decided that he is going to do what he wants to do and "to hell with the Constitution," columnist Pat Buchanan, former adviser to Presidents Reagan and Nixon
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Expecting Al Sharpton to pay the taxes he accuses people like Mitt Romney of NOT paying!? That's totally racist.
Al Sharpton: My Tax problems are because of racism! ...And Trayvon! ...And Ferguson!
Al Sharpton - victim of racism.
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Expecting Al Sharpton to pay the taxes he accuses people like Mitt Romney of NOT paying!? That's totally racist.
Al Sharpton: My Tax problems are because of racism! ...And Trayvon! ...And Ferguson!
Al Sharpton - victim of racism.
Oops! Obamacare enrollment stats fudged
Only 6.7 million signed up for Obamacare health insurance this year, not 7.1 million.
[h=1]Democrat, Gay Rights Activist Arrested for Alleged Sex With Minor[/h] 780
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[h=2]A prominent Democrat activist was indicted for allegedly having sex with a 15-year-old boy. The suspect, 66-year-old Terrence Patrick Bean, was a co-founder of Human Rights Campaign, which takes a pro-abortion stance.[/h] The alleged abuse occurred in 2013 in Eugene, Oregon, according to The Orgonian. No further details about the incident have been released by the District Attorney.
Bean was eventually arrested in his home located in Portland. He was reportedly charged with two counts of third-degree sodomy and one count of third-degree sexual abuse.
Bean was one of Oregon's biggest and most prominent Democratic donors. He is known for promoting gay rights and supporting abortion. Aside from helping found the Human Rights Campaign, Bean also had a role in the creation of the Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund. He additionally donated substantial funds to President Barack Obama's presidential campaigns.
The Human Rights Campaign previously praised a bill that would permanently cut federal abstinence education funding because it would "end abstinence-only-until-marriage programs once and for all."
Bean has pictures of himself talking with Obama on his Flickr account. He also has shots of himself with Michelle Obama, former President Bill Clinton, and Nancy Pelosi.
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Bean was eventually arrested in his home located in Portland. He was reportedly charged with two counts of third-degree sodomy and one count of third-degree sexual abuse.
Bean was one of Oregon's biggest and most prominent Democratic donors. He is known for promoting gay rights and supporting abortion. Aside from helping found the Human Rights Campaign, Bean also had a role in the creation of the Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund. He additionally donated substantial funds to President Barack Obama's presidential campaigns.
The Human Rights Campaign previously praised a bill that would permanently cut federal abstinence education funding because it would "end abstinence-only-until-marriage programs once and for all."
Bean has pictures of himself talking with Obama on his Flickr account. He also has shots of himself with Michelle Obama, former President Bill Clinton, and Nancy Pelosi.
[ This is how dumb liberals are, and where dumb fucks like AKFratFraud get their talking points from ]
This is what happens when you watch The View.
Joy Behar: Say, isn't it racist to call it Black Friday?
This is what happens when you watch The View.
Joy Behar: Say, isn't it racist to call it Black Friday?
