This is appalling and I hope that we will see calls for the firing of the writer and editor at CBS for such a shameful deliberate false attack on Trump. I am not a TRUMP supporter but this is just too much, even a liberal Democrat should be able to see through this and it’s purposeful attempt to make the reader think TRUMP supports murdering journalists. Shame on CBS, and I hope that George Stephanopoulos will call for the same since his name is used in the article.
If the democrats and liberals let this go by without an uproar you know they are not for equality. And If the Republicans keep quiet also than you can rest assured that the fix is in and they are conspiring to get TRUMP out of the race. In any case this is blatantly meant to get the reader think TRUMP supports killing Journalists. Now lets see who is honest enough and brave enough to say so.
By REENA FLORES CBS NEWS December 20, 2015, 5:04 PM
Donald Trump defends Putin’s record on killing journalists
Days after Vladimir Putin praised Donald Trump as an “outstanding and
talented person,” the GOP 2016 candidate is launching a vociferous
defense on behalf of the Russian president, backing Putin against
allegations that he has ordered the murder of journalists in Russia.
“It would be a terrible thing if it were true, but I have never seen any
information or any proof that he killed reporters,” Trump told ABC News’
George Stephanopoulos in an interview that aired Sunday. “You’re just
saying, he killed reporters. You and other people tell me he killed
reporters. I don’t know that he killed reporters. I haven’t seen it. If he
did, I think it’s despicable. I think it would be horrible. But you’re
making these accusations and I don’t — I don’t see any proof.”
Trump, who has said before that he believes he’d get along well with the
Russian leader, added that he’s “read those allegations.” But, he added,
Putin “totally denies that he kills reporters.”
On Thursday, Putin told reporters that Trump was the “absolute front-
runner” in the U.S. presidential race and that he “certainly welcomes” the
billionaire’s call for better relations between the two countries.
Trump has since basked in the compliments — to the ire of his rival
conservatives.
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Rubio: I do not want Putin’s endorsement
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio slammed Trump on CBS’ “Face the Nation,”
saying that he shouldn’t be honored by the Russian leader.
Putin, Rubio said, has “jailed and murdered journalists, political
opponents. He bombed an apartment building as a pretext to attack the
Chechens. He is responsible for the downing of the Malaysian airliner
over Ukraine, because he provided the antiaircraft weaponry that was
used for that.”
But Trump believes it’s a positive development.
“If Putin respects me and if Putin wants to call me brilliant and other
things that he said which were, frankly, very nice, I’ll accept that and I’ll
accept that on behalf of our country,” Trump said on ABC News. “Because
if we get along well with Russia, that’s a positive thing.”
Trump made the media rounds Sunday, also appearing on Fox News and
repeating that “it’s really good if we get along with other countries
knowing that we want to do well against them.”
And on a radio broadcast Sunday, Trump also seemed to equate the
charges against Putin to the lives lost in wars by the United States.
“We have such incompetent leadership that we’re going all over the
place,” Trump said during a WABC interview. “We’re killing people.
They’re killing people.”
“We’re not killing journalists,” Trump clarified. “But we’re certainly at a
lot of different wars with a lot of different people, and maybe with good
diplomacy and, you know, better leadership, things could work out a lot
better than they’re working out right now, you never know.”
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After smashing through the school’s glass security doors and leaving a trail of death in a killing spree that lasted only minutes, Lanza killed himself with a single bullet to the head from a 10 mm gun. The bullet was recovered from a classroom wall.
Three unnamed survivors were treated in nearby Danbury hospital and are now being given trauma counselling.
Lanza is described as an outcast and a troubled “genius” by those who knew him
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The maniac behind the Sandy Hook massacre was a disturbed “ticking TIMEBOMB” who rowed with four school staff members the day before his murder rampage.
But the fourth person Lanza rowed with was not at school on Friday and was last night being interviewed by police who believe he or she may hold the key.
It also emerged that Lanza was trained to shoot by his gun-loving mother Nancy – who he blasted in the face and killed first, before setting off for the school .
Her former landscaper, Dan Holmes said: “She’d take her two sons to the range a lot, to practise their aim. Nancy was an enthusiast – so much so that she wanted to pass it on to her kids.
“Whenever I finished work and went inside to chit-chat, she spoke often about her fascination with firearms. Nancy had an extensive gun collection and she was really quite proud of it.
“I remember one time she brought a nice case out and when she opened it up, she pulled out this beautiful old rifle. She was really proud of that one. She would just smile when she looked at it.”
No clear motive had emerged for the killing spree last night, but investigators were forming a disturbing portrait of Lanza, who had a troubled childhood, compounded by the marriage bust-up of his wealthy, middle-class parents. They eventually divorced in 2009.
Friends who knew him growing up described a young man with behavioural problems – consistent with Asperger’s Syndrome – who was marked out as an eccentric.
He would carry a brief case to lessons at Newtown High School but talked to virtually no one. The words “camera-shy” were written where his photograph should have been in the school yearbook of 2010.
Although a talented student whose name featured on the honour-roll at his school, Lanza flunked out and didn’t manage to get a job.
He was believed to be distant from his accountant dad Peter and estranged from his older brother Ryan, 24.
Thanks to a newly installed security system at the school, the doors were automatically locked at 9.30am, just before he arrived .
But Lanza smashed his way into the school office at 9.40am and started stalking the corridors, firing round after round with his .223-calibre assault rifle.
In a matter of minutes he’d slaughtered 20 innocent children aged six and seven, as well as the adults. More guns were recovered during the police investigation.
State police Lt Paul Vance said one person suffered an injury and survived, indicating that Lanza was unusually accurate or methodical in his fire – or that most of his victims were shot at point-blank range.
Witnesses say he didn’t say a word as he fired off at least 100 rounds before turning the gun on himself.
Police investigating Lanza’s background claim that so far, they have found no note or manifesto and he had no criminal history.
A “computer genius”, he left no trace on Facebook or Twitter.
Police who found his mother’s body said they were astonished by his bedroom, which was not typical of a 20-year-old male. Everything was immaculate with clothes and shoes neatly stored.
An officer said he was struck that someone on his way to commit mass murder would leave a room in such pristine condition.
Some reports say he’d had a longrunning dispute with his mother. She organised family outings to go target shooting at local gun ranges.
Neighbour and childhood pal Tim Dalton
Olivia DeVivo, a classmate of Lanza’s at elementary school,
Alex Israel, 20, who was in the same class at Newtown High School with Lanza, said: “He was really quiet, he kept to himself.
Tim Arnon, 20, was a member of a school computer club with Lanza.
Is this a religion (Sisters and Brothers) just thought the terminology was interesting. In the fundraiser this morn.
Sisters and Brothers,
During the debate tonight, I was asked if corporations would like President Sanders. I think it’s safe to say they won’t. Wall Street will like me even less.
That’s because our country has a rigged economy held in place by a corrupt system of campaign finance, and we must put an end to that.
I can’t take on the billionaire class alone. I need you to stand with me tonight. So I am asking you directly:
I’m running for president because the middle class is disappearing and more than half of new income is going to the top 1 percent.
I’m running for president because it is harder than ever for students to pay for college and for working parents to afford daycare.
I’m running for president because a handful of billionaires and wealthy families are trying to buy elections just to make themselves richer.
We can’t rely on the political establishment to do the work for us. We can’t rely on the corporate-owned media to get out our message about it. We need a political revolution to say ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, and we need to build that ourselves.