For the second time this month the Biden administration is bypassing Congress to approve an emergency weapons sale to Israel as Israel continues to prosecute its war against Hamas in Gaza under increasing international criticism.
For the second time this month the Biden administration is bypassing Congress to approve an emergency weapons sale to Israel as Israel continues to prosecute its war against Hamas in Gaza under increasing international criticism.
I totally thought you guys were talking about whenever they gave her all of the questions before hand
The questions they also gave to Bernie? His own senior advisor admitted when asked that they were also given the questions about Flint, ect.
Do you have a source for that? I can’t find one. I found plenty of sources saying she gave the questions to the Clinton campaign in advance, apologized for it, and then resigned. But none of them mention giving them to the Sanders campaign.
Here’s one example: https://www.nbcnews.com/card/top-sanders-aide-defends-dnc-chair-wikileaks-controversy-n664831
That’s not her saying she gave questions to both campaigns. That’s her saying she contacted both campaigns for guidance. Even in there she denied giving debate questions, and that senior aide is saying he agreed that she probably didn’t give any debate questions, and that her defense about giving both campaigns guidance is true, so the leak is probably mixing those two things up. You can tell because they say she probably didn’t even know the debate questions, and he’s agreeing. It’s admirable of that guy, but with hindsight he was wrong.
It later turned out she lied and admitted she did do that. Your article is from before she admitted it, during the time she was denying it for while.
Also, Happy New Year! I won’t be able to resume this debate much because I’ll be switching instances in the new year to a bigger one. But I hope you and everyone reading this has a great 2024!
You got a link for that?
Here’s an example: https://www.nbcnews.com/card/top-sanders-aide-defends-dnc-chair-wikileaks-controversy-n664831