The Lovable Losers

You wonder how much of this sort of thing comes with the age of some of these politicians. It's as if they don't really realize that we live in an age where virtually everything they've done publicly is easily accessed via a Google search.
 
yes, i think lying on twitter is less worse than lying under oath

that this is somehow debatable is crazy

The only one debating it is you, because you didn't answer my question ... instead choosing to go with an extremely useless interpretation.
 
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...e-855pm:homepage/story&utm_term=.54e89cca3ca6

It was a long journey for Indian snowshoe champion Tanveer Hussain and his team manager to the World Snowshoe Championships in Saranac Lake, N.Y., last weekend.

The two men were initially denied visas to travel to the United States in the chaotic days following the Trump administration’s travel ban. The reasons for the rejections remain unclear — India is not among the seven countries named in Trump’s executive order — but after the intervention of Saranac Lake’s mayor and the office of Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.), the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi reversed its decision.

Hussain and team manager Abid Khan arrived Feb. 23 in the bucolic Adirondacks town, which had been following their visa ordeal and extended them a hero’s welcome. Locals offered congratulations and free lodging at an inn that in the snow looked like a “fairy tale scene from a movie,” Khan said in a Facebook post.

The “fairy tale” was shattered Wednesday when Hussain, 24, was arrested and charged with felony sexual abuse and child welfare endangerment, police said.

The parents of the 12-year-old girl who was allegedly involved said the incident happened Monday, after the three-day snowshoe competition, and reported it to local authorities.


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https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...e-855pm:homepage/story&utm_term=.54e89cca3ca6

It was a long journey for Indian snowshoe champion Tanveer Hussain and his team manager to the World Snowshoe Championships in Saranac Lake, N.Y., last weekend.

The two men were initially denied visas to travel to the United States in the chaotic days following the Trump administration’s travel ban. The reasons for the rejections remain unclear — India is not among the seven countries named in Trump’s executive order — but after the intervention of Saranac Lake’s mayor and the office of Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.), the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi reversed its decision.

Hussain and team manager Abid Khan arrived Feb. 23 in the bucolic Adirondacks town, which had been following their visa ordeal and extended them a hero’s welcome. Locals offered congratulations and free lodging at an inn that in the snow looked like a “fairy tale scene from a movie,” Khan said in a Facebook post.

The “fairy tale” was shattered Wednesday when Hussain, 24, was arrested and charged with felony sexual abuse and child welfare endangerment, police said.

The parents of the 12-year-old girl who was allegedly involved said the incident happened Monday, after the three-day snowshoe competition, and reported it to local authorities.


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Setting themselves up for a disaster.
 
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BREAKING: FBI investigating 300 people admitted to the U.S. as refugees in current counterterrorism probes - congressional sources
 
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BREAKING: FBI investigating 300 people admitted to the U.S. as refugees in current counterterrorism probes - congressional sources

Is this the 300 to whom you refer?

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Seems a lot of insane people end up being Muslim....

So you're just a straight-up bigot now?

Edit: And before you lean in with that tenuous "The Feckless Left calls everything they don't like racist" cudgel, I certainly do not have a history of doing that. But sometimes words and actions really do reflect bigotry, and saying "a lot of insane people end up being Muslim" is pretty ****ing senselessly bigoted, bro, not to mention unsupported by facts.
 
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...e-855pm:homepage/story&utm_term=.54e89cca3ca6

It was a long journey for Indian snowshoe champion Tanveer Hussain and his team manager to the World Snowshoe Championships in Saranac Lake, N.Y., last weekend.

The two men were initially denied visas to travel to the United States in the chaotic days following the Trump administration’s travel ban. The reasons for the rejections remain unclear — India is not among the seven countries named in Trump’s executive order — but after the intervention of Saranac Lake’s mayor and the office of Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.), the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi reversed its decision.

Hussain and team manager Abid Khan arrived Feb. 23 in the bucolic Adirondacks town, which had been following their visa ordeal and extended them a hero’s welcome. Locals offered congratulations and free lodging at an inn that in the snow looked like a “fairy tale scene from a movie,” Khan said in a Facebook post.

The “fairy tale” was shattered Wednesday when Hussain, 24, was arrested and charged with felony sexual abuse and child welfare endangerment, police said.

The parents of the 12-year-old girl who was allegedly involved said the incident happened Monday, after the three-day snowshoe competition, and reported it to local authorities.


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Not sure the point of this post? The alleged abuse is terrible, but it appears entirely ex post facto to the visa denial and pretty irrelevant to said topic.
 
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