DC Madam Lawyer: Files Would Alter 2016 Race
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that monday surprise
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I’m from Brooklyn a place where stars are born.
Somebody please @me when the fukkery begins. 
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can't wait for the egg on faces and finger pointing....
could someone end up getting indicted?
Republicans are going to flip their shyt if one of their own ends up in cuffs before Hillary.
could someone end up getting indicted?
Republicans are going to flip their shyt if one of their own ends up in cuffs before Hillary.
Tomorrow u say
I think some of you are confused. The "dead man's switch" means the files are released if the lawyer dies or gets arrested and he's unable to reset the clock. So long as the lawyer is alive and has internet access, he'll keep resetting the clock before the 72 hours are up and the countdown starts all over again while the files remain hidden. They won't be released today.
The purpose, assuming he's even telling the truth, is to stop someone from murdering him or locking him up in order to make the "problem" disappear.
The purpose, assuming he's even telling the truth, is to stop someone from murdering him or locking him up in order to make the "problem" disappear.
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always that one nikka making sense and being rational in threads all the time.
People are only expecting it today cuz it's supposed to come up in the Supreme Court and the dude sounds like he's gonna release it no matter what.
So what happened?
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The D.C. Madam Is About to Make Her Cameo in the GOP Primary
By Elliot Hannon
Donald Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz listen to the national anthem before the start of the a debate on the campus of the University of Miami on March 10, 2016 in Coral Gables, Florida.
Joe Raedle/Getty Images
There is something almost innocent about the D.C. Madam's arrival on the scene of the 2016 presidential election. It's like something out of a quainter political moment, when sex scandals could unfold in all their lurid detail without once raising the horrifying specter of a Donald Trump presidency.
For those who don't remember, the madam in question was a woman named Deborah Jeane Palfrey who was busted in the aughts for running an escort service with a high-profile client list in the nation's capital. She'd been in operation for more than a decade. Palfrey was convicted of racketeering, money laundering, and mail fraud in 2008. She committed suicide weeks later. Throughout, Palfrey maintained she had thousands of names and phone numbers in her little black book, which was unnerving news for the political set. Louisiana senator David Vitter got outed for having an affair, but the carnage on Capitol Hill was far less than giddily anticipated, in part, because the courts stepped in and stopped the sharing of the full client list.
The lawyer for Palfrey, however, appears set on changing that. Montgomery Blair Sibley recently appealed to the Supreme Court to lift a series of restraining orders that prohibited him from releasing any of the D.C. Madam’s records. Why such an urgent appeal out of the blue? Sibley says it could impact the presidential election. He’s terribly worried American voters are going to be misled.
“I believe the information in my possession from the subpoena returns in the ‘D.C. Madam’ case may be relevant to the upcoming election,” Sibley told WTOP in February in an email. “As I am presently restrained by Court Order from releasing that information, I feel obligated to seek release from those restraining orders.” Sibley has said that if the court denies his request, he might release the goods anyway. Some tabloid outfits are trying to beat him to the punch, suggesting that Cruz's name is the one Sibley is fighting to disclose. Conservative sites are on the case as well. Whether or not those claims are true, if history is any indicator, they’ll earn a Trump retweet either way.
The D.C. Madam Is About to Make Her Cameo in the GOP Primary
By Elliot Hannon
Donald Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz listen to the national anthem before the start of the a debate on the campus of the University of Miami on March 10, 2016 in Coral Gables, Florida.
Joe Raedle/Getty Images
There is something almost innocent about the D.C. Madam's arrival on the scene of the 2016 presidential election. It's like something out of a quainter political moment, when sex scandals could unfold in all their lurid detail without once raising the horrifying specter of a Donald Trump presidency.
For those who don't remember, the madam in question was a woman named Deborah Jeane Palfrey who was busted in the aughts for running an escort service with a high-profile client list in the nation's capital. She'd been in operation for more than a decade. Palfrey was convicted of racketeering, money laundering, and mail fraud in 2008. She committed suicide weeks later. Throughout, Palfrey maintained she had thousands of names and phone numbers in her little black book, which was unnerving news for the political set. Louisiana senator David Vitter got outed for having an affair, but the carnage on Capitol Hill was far less than giddily anticipated, in part, because the courts stepped in and stopped the sharing of the full client list.
The lawyer for Palfrey, however, appears set on changing that. Montgomery Blair Sibley recently appealed to the Supreme Court to lift a series of restraining orders that prohibited him from releasing any of the D.C. Madam’s records. Why such an urgent appeal out of the blue? Sibley says it could impact the presidential election. He’s terribly worried American voters are going to be misled.
“I believe the information in my possession from the subpoena returns in the ‘D.C. Madam’ case may be relevant to the upcoming election,” Sibley told WTOP in February in an email. “As I am presently restrained by Court Order from releasing that information, I feel obligated to seek release from those restraining orders.” Sibley has said that if the court denies his request, he might release the goods anyway. Some tabloid outfits are trying to beat him to the punch, suggesting that Cruz's name is the one Sibley is fighting to disclose. Conservative sites are on the case as well. Whether or not those claims are true, if history is any indicator, they’ll earn a Trump retweet either way.
The D.C. Madam Is About to Make Her Cameo in the GOP Primary
UPDATE: Tuesday April 5, 2016
We have the DC Madam’s phone records.
Pages and pages of phone records.
We are deciding how to present this evidence.
Please pass this on to Ted Cruz and his supporters.
DEVELOPING: We Have the DC Madam's Phone Records - Pages and Pages of Phone Records - The Gateway Pundit
We have the DC Madam’s phone records.
Pages and pages of phone records.
We are deciding how to present this evidence.
Please pass this on to Ted Cruz and his supporters.
DEVELOPING: We Have the DC Madam's Phone Records - Pages and Pages of Phone Records - The Gateway Pundit