Katrina is a strong voice for Donald Trump. She didnt budge when Wolf kept trying to lead her in her answers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Judy
Some of the Trump surrogates will more than likely be on later.
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Katrina is a strong voice for Donald Trump. She didnt budge when Wolf kept trying to lead her in her answers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Judy
Some of the Trump surrogates will more than likely be on later.
Katrina is terrific! She amazes me how quick she responds and responds with such great answers. She's wonderful, and I always look forward to seeing her. She used to be on a lot but lately I don't see her that much. I guess she's too smart for them so they don't ask her on as much.
GeorgiaPeach, this is a good article, I put it in General Discussion yesterday. Glad you posted the Breitbart article- it is a good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by GeorgiaPeach
This is the snapshot of Khans site. Just so it doesn't get lost.
KM KHAN LAW OFFICE
Khizr Muazzam Khan
Attorney at Law
Khizr M. Khan, CFC, HPSC
Attorney at Law
Khizr Khan is admitted to practice law before the State Courts of New York and also admitted to practice before the United States District Court, Southern District of New York and United States District Court, Western District of New York. He has taught numerous CLE seminars and electronic discovery courses to lawyers and other professionals. In 2006 he was a member of the adjunct faculty at Georgetown University Law Center's Advance Electronic Discovery Institute; from 2007 to 2010 he was Director of Law Technology & Electronic Discovery at a major global law firm based in New York, and from 1998 to 2007, he managed firm wide, including European and Asian offices of the law firm, Litigation Technology Services group at the international law firm of Hogan & Hartson, Washington, DC. At the both law firms, he was responsible for numerous large electronic discovery projects in complex litigation, mergers and acquisitions, US Dept. of Justice and Federal and State regulatory agencies' investigations, on behalf of the global business enterprise clients. He was also directly responsible for the healthcare provider clients' EHR conversion, HIPAA Privacy and Security policy development, implementation and training matters. He holds LL.B degree from University Law College, Punjab University and LL.M from the Harvard Law School.
Mr. Khan is the founder of the ESI Institute, New York, which offers courses and seminars on US and cross-border electronic discovery law and HIPAA Compliance related topics world wide.
Mr. Khan is also the founder of two recent pro bono projects, legal services for the families of the men and the women serving in the Armed Forces and legal services for those not represented by the legal counsel especially the elderly, the women and the children in New York.
Areas of Practice
- Complex Litigation Electronic Discovery
- HIPAA Compliance & Audit
- E2 Treaty Investors, EB5 Investments & Related Immigration Services
Court Admissions
- New York State Supreme Court, 3rd Dept.
- U.S. District Court Southern District of New York
- U.S. District Court Western District of New York
Bar and Professional Associations and Memberships
- New York State Bar Association
- American Bar Association - Litigation & Health Law Sections
- American Health Lawyers Association
- CFC - American College of Forensic Examiners, Certified Forensic Consultant
- HPSC - HIPAA Privacy & Security Certified
- Applied Discovery - eDiscovery Certified
- HIMSS - Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society, US and Europe, Member
https://web.archive.org/web/20160802121411/http://www.kmkhanlaw.com/
Newmexican, I am sorry I missed your article that you posted and thank you for posting the additional information. I will edit my post and put your article in there. I wanted to group the other posts on Alipac that dealt with the subject. My Searching falls short at times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Newmexican
No need to apologize or change anything. I didn't want someone to go to the trouble of posting the whole article when we already had it.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by GeorgiaPeach
Great posts GeorgiaPeach!
Great thread! Thanks to you all!!!
Navy SEAL Who Killed Bin Laden Says Khan Part Of ‘Clinton Machine’
"There's no mistake..."
Randy DeSoto August 3, 2016 at 2:14pm
Former U.S. Navy SEAL Rob O’Neill charged on Tuesday that Khirz Khan is “part of the Clinton machine” and pointed to the timing of the Muslim man’s address to the Democratic National Convention as proof.
Appearing on Fox Business Network’s Lou Dobbs Tonight, O’Neill, who killed Osama Bin Laden, said Khan’s appearance at the DNC was “unfortunate,” adding he shouldn’t be politicizing his son’s death in the Iraq War in 2004.
“And there was no mistake that he [Khan] came out for the Clintons,” said O’Neill. “He’s worked for the Clintons before and there’s been three presidential elections since his son was killed. And he could have come out for — this is one he decides to come out for. This is part of the Clinton machine.”
O’Neill continued, “There’s no mistake that Mr. Trump was interviewed by George Stephanopoulos. He’s in the Clinton camp as well and this is how Clinton politics work — as opposed to going on Hillary’s record, we’re just going to go on how bad you are.”
Stephanopoulos interviewed Trump on ABC News’ This Week on Sunday and asked him to comment on Khan’s claim that the Republican candidate had “sacrificed nothing” for his country. The news anchor was once a senior aide to President Bill Clinton.
Trump appeared to try to give Khan the benefit of the doubt regarding the tone of his remarks saying the man was clearly emotional and “looked like a nice guy.”
Rather than attacking Trump, O’Neill asserted, “Mr. Khan should be saying what can we do to defeat this [radical Islam]. He is a Muslim, Pakistani born, and all the work that he’s done in Saudi Arabia especially with bringing in migrants. We should be using people like Mr. Khan to how are we going to defeat radical Islam rather than yelling at each other back and forth.”
O’Neill believes the Khans did not honor their son’s sacrifice by their actions at the DNC. “If I had been in his situation and saw people politicizing my sacrifice and what I’d done, I’d be a little bit disappointed, because that’s not what it’s all about. He died a hero,” he said.
As reported by Western Journalism, Chris Mark, who served in a Marine Corps elite Force Reconnaissance unit, agreed with O’Neill. He wrote in an “Open Letter To Khizr Khan“ over the weekend: “I am troubled that you would allow a party that has little more than contempt for the US Service Member to parade you into the DNC to denounce Donald Trump.”
“As you continue to make the media circuit and bask in the glow of affection cast upon you by a party that has little regard for your son’s own sacrifice, and veterans in general, I would ask you to consider your comments and your position more closely,” he added.
http://www.westernjournalism.com/nav...inton-machine/
From artist's article above:
artist, I posting the letter from Chris Mark that is referenced in your article. It's been posted on the Forum, but am posting it again, so more people might read it. It's such a great letter with such a true message:Quote:
As reported by Western Journalism, Chris Mark, who served in a Marine Corps elite Force Reconnaissance unit, agreed with O’Neill. He wrote in an “Open Letter To Khizr Khan“ over the weekend: “I am troubled that you would allow a party that has little more than contempt for the US Service Member to parade you into the DNC to denounce Donald Trump.”
“As you continue to make the media circuit and bask in the glow of affection cast upon you by a party that has little regard for your son’s own sacrifice, and veterans in general, I would ask you to consider your comments and your position more closely,” he added.
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An Open Letter to Khizr Khan July 31, 2016
Posted by Chris Mark in Uncategorized.
Dear Mr. Khan,
I want to preface this letter by stating that I respect your son’s sacrifice for this great nation. By all accounts, he is a true hero that sacrificed himself in service to our country. For that I am thankful.
As a veteran, I watched your comments at the Democratic National Convention with a mixture of sadness, and anger. The United States has a military comprised of volunteers. Every single member has made the conscious choice to join the military and serve. There is not a single service member who has been forced into service. It is important for all service members (and apparently, their families) to understand that service to this great nation does not imbue one with special privileges or rights. I found your comments troubling when you said: “Have you ever been to Arlington cemetery? Go look at the graves of brave patriots who died defending the United States of America. You will see all faiths, genders and ethnicities. You have sacrificed nothing and no one.”
Does it matter whether Mr. Trump has sacrificed “…nothing and no one?”…has Ms. Clinton “..sacrificed” for this nation? How about Mr. Obama? Your comment stating that Mr. Trump “…has sacrifice no one” is alarming. Are you intimating that YOU sacrificed? Sir, your son willingly sacrificed himself. As a father I cannot imagine the pain you must feel but his sacrifice is his own. He was not forced to serve.
I am troubled that you would allow a party that has little more than contempt for the US Service Member to parade you into the DNC to denounce Donald Trump. Did you watch when protesters at the DNC booed and heckled Medal of Honor recipient Capt. Florent Groberg? Did you notice your party interrupting the moment of silence for slain police officers? Your own hypocrisy in not denouncing these acts and instead using the DNC as a platform to make a political point is disgraceful. The simple fact is that whether one served or sacrificed does not give greater power to their statements. One vote is as valuable as another. That sir, is why our Country is great. Your condemnation of one person for a statement while standing idly as your party disparages veterans and police officers is the height of hypocrisy.
To conflate the need to prevent potential terrorists from entering our country with the belief that ‘all Muslims’ should be banned is simply wrong and disingenuous. As a reminder, Mr. Trump said: ” “Until we are able to determine and understand this problem and the dangerous threat it poses, our country cannot be the victims of horrendous attacks by people that believe only in Jihad, and have no sense of reason or respect for human life,” The irony of your son’s own death at the hands of these very people in Iraq should not be ignored. I have little doubt that your son would have recognized the need to protect our country from these very people. In fact, he held is own troops back so that he could check on a suspicious car. Your son understood sacrifice and how to protect “his people”…’his soldiers’….’his fellow Americans’…
As you continue to make the media circuit and bask in the glow of affection cast upon you by a party that has little regard for your son’s own sacrifice, and veterans in general, I would ask you to consider your comments and your position more closely.
Respectfully,
Chris Mark
US Marine and Navy Veteran.