'Trump has no sense of shame': Colin Powell brands The Donald 'a national disgrace' who engages in a 'racist' movement, leaked emails reveal

This coming from a turncoat Republican who worked for George W. Bush and voted for Barry solely because they share the same skin color.

And Trump is a racist?

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell has been caught up in Hillary Clinton's server woes. (Carolyn Kaster/AP)

When you live with Democrats you die with them. Killary tried to blame Powell for advising her to have a private server. Powell denied it bur still kisses her ass. 

A touch of Alzheimers?

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Former Secretary of State Colin Powell reportedly had some harsh words for Donald Trump, calling the Republican nominee a "national disgrace" and an "international pariah," according to personal emails seen by Buzzfeed News.

In an email sent June 17 to Emily Miller, a journalist and former aide to Powell, the former secretary of State also said the Republican nominee "is in the process of destroying himself." 

"No need for Dems to attack him," the email said, according to Buzzfeed. 

"Paul Ryan is calibrating his position again," he said of the speaker of the House. 

Powell also slammed the Republican nominee for promoting the birther movement regarding President Obama.

“Yup, the whole birther movement was racist,” Powell wrote in an email from Aug. 21, 2016.

“That’s what the 99% believe. When Trump couldn’t keep that up he said he also wanted to see if the certificate noted that he was a Muslim,” the email said.

“As I have said before, ‘What if he was?’ Muslims are born as Americans every day,” Powell wrote to his former aide.

In another email from July 21, 2015, Powell said Trump had "no sense of shame," in response to an article about Trump giving out the cellphone number of Sen. Lindsey Graham. Powell also called it a "celebrification of society."

Powell told Buzzfeed News he had "no further comment" but is "not denying it."

'Trump has no sense of shame': Colin Powell brands The Donald 'a national disgrace' who engages in a 'racist' movement, leaked emails reveal

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When Hillary collapsed this weekend so did her credibility. Her inability to just be straight with America is what's truly deplorable.

"I just didn't think it was going to be that big a deal"... Hillary's explanation as to why she kept secret her pneumonia.

You know, like her private server wasn't a big deal either and Comey approved!

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Clinton health issue at 9/11 Event! Faints

They said she's suffering from pneumonia. 

Video 280

Looks more like Johnnie Walker syndrome.

A witness told Fox News that Clinton stumbled off the curb, her "knees buckled" and she lost a shoe as she was helped into a van during her "unexpected early departure." The NYPD was sent to retrieve Clinton's shoe, but when they arrived they found it had been deleted. 

Clinton health issue at 9/11 Event! Faints

NFL bracing for possible player National Anthem protests on 9/11

It is their right to protest. It is also the right of the owners to fire the bastards. What have we become? Can you imagine Vince Lombardi putting up with this crap? If it wasn't for football these overpaid opportunists would be going down the same path as the thugs their protesting about. They embrace "innocent" Martyrs like Saint Trayvon and this guy Saint Alton

with a criminal history as long as Interstate 77. 

Check out his holiness... the rap sheet. 

 Cops killing this guy in Baton Rouge is what prompted the shootings in Dallas ---truly a role model for all to admire 

Meanwhile, in Chicago more blacks are shot by other blacks in a weekend then the cops shoot all year! Why are they not protesting that? The fact of the matter in this. Blacks are shot by the cops because they commit the vast majority of crimes. More crimes than whites and Hispanics combined! Don't know about you but I suspect the chances of being shot by the police are greater while committing a crime than not. If Laquan McDonald was sitting on a park bench reading the newspaper instead of walking down the middle of the road brandishing a knife you think he would have been shot? 
Ever hear of cause-and-effect?


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The National Football League is bracing for possible widespread player demonstrations during the national anthem at Sunday’s opening games, in what would mark a high-profile escalation of a protest movement over concerns of racial injustice in America.

The games fall on the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, which the NFL plans to commemorate with appearances by military personnel, first responders and two U.S. presidents. That backdrop could further animate a fierce national debate set off last month by quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s refusal to stand for the anthem.

Officials with the NFL Players Association, who have been providing its union members with guidance on what protests are prohibited under the labor agreement, expect that players on several teams may pursue some form of protest.

An official with one team said his organization had prepared a “response plan” for possible protests and expected that most other teams had done the same.

NFLPA spokesman George Atallah said that players can’t violate the dress code—for example, by writing on their helmets—and they can’t interrupt the game. Apart from that, Mr. Atallah said, players can express themselves as they choose.

The league hasn't disciplined Mr. Kaepernick. NFL executive vice president of communications Joe Lockhart said the league has a “somewhat broader” view than the union of what players can and can’t do but explained the league would work together with the NFLPA to deal with the behavior on a case-by-case basis. He said drawing up an exhaustive list of prohibited behaviors wouldn't make sense.

Mr. Kaepernick, the backup quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, first sat out The Star-Spangled Banner at an August preseason game, saying afterward: “I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color.” Since then, several players have joined Mr. Kaepernick in taking one knee for the anthem, a gesture that has been met with sympathy, solidarity and outrage from fans, commentators and teammates.

The response to Mr. Kaepernick’s protest hasn't only highlighted national anxieties about policing in African-American communities, it has also put coaches and owners in the precarious position of trying to balance respect for players’ political expression against broader public sentiment about the military and police.

NFL bracing for possible player National Anthem protests on 9/11