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mahatmakanejeeves

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6. What the Wash. Free Beacon shows is how far you can go in life if you marry the boss's daughter.

Reply to mobeau69 (Original post)

Fri Oct 27, 2017, 08:24 PM

Oct 2017

Look it up.

I don't know why the Examiner is going after them, as they are two peas in the same pod. There must be some jealous rivalry going on that I don't know anything about.

There is no physical Washington Free Beacon*, by the way. You can't go pick up a copy, as there is no such thing. It's as much a newspaper as that operation Donny Ferguson set up that he tried to pretend was in Montana.

* Not italicized, because it is not a periodical.

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Washington Free Beacon funded initial Fusion GPS anti-Trump research [View all] mobeau69 Oct 2017 OP

Here's their statement B2G Oct 2017 #1

Not you, but that statement was BS. They paid Fusion GPS for opposition research... George II Oct 2017 #3

Steele was hired after Elias hired GPS Fusion. B2G Oct 2017 #5

Like I said, it wasn't what you said that was BS, it was the Free Beacon statement. George II Oct 2017 #7

Yeah, they also claim not to report slander Maeve Oct 2017 #11

Either way Boilingpots Oct 2017 #8

Republicans realized they were shooting themselves in their own evil feet Achilleaze Oct 2017 #2

Thanks for the post, so glad this is out. Now will the M$M give it just due or keep harping on iluvtennis Oct 2017 #4

What the Wash. Free Beacon shows is how far you can go in life if you marry the boss's daughter. mahatmakanejeeves Oct 2017 #6

It's an online "newspaper", much like Breitbart, Infowars, etc. George II Oct 2017 #9

Not Jeb? Not Ruth Oct 2017 #10