CNN Confirmed - Gay General was a Hillary Clinton Plant

[alsis8xmy]

AC just reported it

 

[travismofo]

source or it didn't happen

 

[perpetualstateofwar]

I think he got more time than Paul did.

 

[Rex]

I think he got more time than Paul did.

for real

 

[BeFranklin]

AC just reported it

Think the rest of it was Hillary plants too, she's rich enough in donations.

 

[terlinguatx]

...

 

[steph3n]

Yes it provided a press release saying this.

 

[kahless]

Has someone totalled Paul's time yet? I bet you are right considering that he had both the youtube video and was able to make a long speech from the audience.

 

[DjLoTi]

Is CNN really that poor of a news organization that they couldn't spot this in advance? Crazy...

 

[alsis8xmy]

Here it is:

http://www.hillaryclinton.com/news/release/view/?id=2196

 

[alsis8xmy]

The generals name Keith Kerr, here is the CNN article:
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.co...et-presses-candidate-on-gays-in-the-military/

 

[Drknows]

the question didnt hurt RP since he was excluded from most of the questions.

 

[pointe]

Of course they knew this in advance. The announcer knew he was there and called on him.

 

[alsis8xmy]

LGBT Americans For Hillary Steering Committee Members (Committee In Formation)*:
Eldie Acheson, former U.S. Assistant Attorney General; founding director, Public Policy and Government Affairs, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
Roberta Achtenberg, former Assistant Secretary, U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Toni Atkins, San Diego, CA, City Councilmember
Dr. Christopher Barley, activist, philanthropist
Greg Berlanti, executive producer, TV series, "Brothers and Sisters"
Elizabeth Birch, former Executive Director, Human Rights Campaign
Mary Breslauer, former co-chair, Kerry-Edwards 2004 LGBT Steering Committee; communications consultant
Tonio Burgos, member, Democratic National Committee LGBT Caucus
Ilene Chaiken, creator/producer, Showtime series, "The L Word"
Rocco Claps, former LGBT Outreach Director, Democratic National Committee; Illinois LGBT activist
Bruce Cohen, Oscar-winning film producer
Roberta Conroy, member, National Leadership Council, Lambda Legal
Joan Darrah, retired U.S. Navy Captain
Q. Todd Dickinson, former Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Thomas Duane, New York State Senator
Ingrid Duran, board member, Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation
Steve Elmendorf, Deputy Campaign Manager, Kerry-Edwards 2004
Shelley Freeman, business leader, Los Angeles Police Commissioner
Ethan Geto, long-time gay rights advocate
John Gile, Executive Director, Project Angel Food
Emily Giske, member, Democratic National Committee LGBT Caucus
Deborah Glick, New York Assemblymember
Steven Goldstein, Chair, Garden State Equality
Chad Griffin, CEO, Chad Griffin Consulting, Inc.
Rebecca Haag, Executive Director, AIDS Action Council; Executive Director, AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts
Yashar Hedayat, businessman
Lisa Henderson, General Manager, Olivia Cruises
Stephen Herbits, businessman
Fred Hochberg, former Deputy then Acting Administrator, U.S. Small Business Administration; Dean of the Milano School for Management and Urban Policy, The New School
John Isa, board of directors and Business Council member, Human Rights Campaign
Gloria Johnson, board member, National Stonewall Democrats
Christine Kehoe, California State Senator
Keith Kerr, retired Colonel., U.S. Army; retired Brigadier General, California National Reserve
Kasey Kincaid, attorney, Iowa grassroots activist
Billie Jean King, sports legend and social pioneer
Sheila James Kuehl, California State Senator
Mark Kvare, board member, National Stonewall Democrats
Neel Lattimore, Special Advisor for Strategic Communications, Children's Defense Fund; former press secretary for the First Lady
Bruce Lehman, former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks
Sue Lovell, Houston, TX, City Councilmember
Claire Lucas, chair, Democratic National Committee LGBT Leadership Council; board member, National Stonewall Democrats
Linda Gray Murphy, board member, National Stonewall Democrats
Daniel O'Donnell, New York Assemblymember
Dixon Osburn, LGBT activist on "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy
Annise Parker, Houston, TX, City Controller
Catherine Pino, board member, National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce
Julian Potter, former Special Assistant to President as Liaison to the Gay and Lesbian Community
Christine Quinn, Speaker, New York City Council
Hilary Rosen, President, OurChart.com; media industry consultant
Peter Rosenstein, DC-based LGBT community activist
Mirian Saez, member, Democratic National Committee LGBT Caucus
Greg Sargent, attorney, New Hampshire LGBT activist
Jayne Baron Sherman, co-chair, In the Life Media; former board chair, Lambda Legal
Melissa Sklarz, Director, New York Trans Rights Organization; vice chair, National Stonewall Democrats
Paul M. Smith, board member, Lambda Legal; Attorney who successfully argued the landmark case, Lawrence v. Texas, establishing the right to privacy for gay Americans
Jeff Soref, former chair of the Democratic National Committee LGBT Caucus; former co-chair, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
Laura Spanjian, board member, Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund; board member, Equality California
Campbell Spencer, former National LGBT Outreach Director for the Democratic National Committee and Gore-Lieberman 2000
Rick Stafford, chair, Democratic National Committee LGBT Caucus; co-chair, National Stonewall Democrats
Jill Stauffer, board of directors, Human Rights Campaign
Sally Susman, business leader
Rev. Deborah Tammearu, Episcopal Priest, Diocese of New York
Matthew Titone, New York State Assemblymember
Jeffrey Tooke, board member, National Stonewall Democrats
Olive F. Watson, activist and philanthropist
Paula Redd Zeman, vice chair, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force; vice chair, Black Democrats of Westchester
Bob Zuckerman, board member, National Stonewall Democrats
Jose Zuniga, retired U.S. Army Sergeant and former Soldier of the Year; Executive Director, International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care

 

[devil21]

The more I pay attention the more I think that MSM as a whole is trying to win the presidency for Hillary.

If that CNN commentator hadn't brought up Kerr's affiliation with Hillary they would not have apologized for it and hoped people wouldn't even know. Whether it affects Ron Paul isn't the point. It shows that the media is working to elect Hillary and no one else.

 

[Richandler]

This one one of the big things that upset me about this debate. The openly said you can't serve because you are gay, then his mic got cut! I didn't just fall out stuff like that doesn't happen. Sometimes mics don't get turned on but they don't just cut out. Then the booing of "give them their country back!" was a clincher for disgust.

 

[Korey Kaczynski]

Of course they knew this in advance. The announcer knew he was there and called on him.

Exactly.

 

[uflnuceng]

holy shit... maybe Fox News would be interested in knowing about that plant... they may report on it. Doubt anyone else would care.

 

[alsis8xmy]

The point is clear, the whole debate was a joke. MSM - RIP

 

[lbrtylvr]

They still shouldn't have booed him.