I think Trump is doing a terrible job as POTUS and would be very happy if he would just resign. I didn’t vote for him because I thought he wasn’t the most qualified candidate on the ballot.

However, I despise it when people post FAKE NEWS (be it a blog, Facebook, Twitter, or other social media). There is a significantly edited version of this video that shows Mr. Trump ignoring the child in the wheelchair. As this video shows, nothing could be further from the truth as Trump spends a considerable amount of time with the child.

If you see someone post the edited version of the video, correct that person. Tell them they are spreading fake news and tell them to take down the fake news. The only reason that fake news exists on Facebook and other forums is that we do not chastise those that spread the lies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVjoSgZaReo&sns=fb

“Once again the Benghazi Committee uncovers information that should already be part of the public record but was not made available to the American people or congressional investigators,” said Gowdy, R-S.C. “These emails should have been part of the public record when Secretary Clinton left office and at a bare minimum included when the State Department released Clinton’s self-selected records on Libya. For that reason, the committee has made the decision to release the latest set of Clinton’s public records unearthed by the committee.”

Source: Notable & Quotable: Benghazi

The Associated Press is saying that they have lost emails from 5 more employees at the IRS.  Is this old news? I thought we heard that no emails were truly lost because everything was completely backed up.

Very convenient that they announced this on a Friday. The old naming is “take out the trash day”

WASHINGTON (AP) — The IRS says it has lost emails from five more workers who are part of congressional investigations into the treatment of conservative groups that applied for tax exempt status.

The tax agency said in June that it could not locate an untold number of emails to and from Lois Lerner, who headed the IRS division that processes applications for tax-exempt status. The revelation set off a new round of investigations and congressional hearings.

On Friday, the IRS said it has also lost emails from five other employees related to the probe, including two agents who worked in a Cincinnati office processing applications for tax-exempt status.

The agency blamed computer crashes for the lost emails. In a statement, the IRS said it found no evidence that anyone deliberately destroyed evidence.

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