It has just been reported that Jacksonville Florida Congressional Representative Corrine Brown has been indicted by a federal grand jury and is expected to turn herself in to federal law enforcement tomorrow at the Jacksonville Courthouse.
Representative Brown has been controversial as an advocate for various grievance causes; and is recently well known for her advocacy surrounding the Trayvon Martin shooting.
The federal indictment is still under seal until tomorrow when it is expected Brown will turn herself in, therefore the details of the charges against her are not specifically known.
However, Representative Brown is widely accepted to be “Person A” who is outlined in a wire-fraud case surrounding a group called “One Door for Education”, which advertised itself as a charity, but was never a registered nonprofit.
One Door’s president Carla Wiley entered a guilty plea of Conspiracy to Commit Wire Fraud charges in early March 2016. Wiley and Brown were both active in the One Door education “enterprise” which was determined to be entirely based on fraud. (more…)
Candidate Donald Trump went to Washington DC today to meet with House and Senate republicans. The meeting with GOP politicians from the House of Representatives is generally being characterized as very positive:

[…] members who have been critical of Trump, like New York Rep. Peter King, had positive reviews of the meeting.
“I would honestly say there was not one negative moment, there was no awkward moment, it was all positive, it was very united,” King told reporters. “And we’ll see where it goes. But today, if today is the way it’s gonna be, it’s gonna be an extremely effective campaign.” (link)
However the meeting with the Senate chamber was predictably a mixed bag of never Trumpers, U.S. CoC crony consiglieres’ and decepticons. (more…)
During FBI Director James Comey testimony today he stunningly revealed the July 3rd, 2016 interview with Secretary Hillary Clinton was not conducted under oath, was not recorded, there is no transcript of her question and answer session, he was not present, and he did not talk to all of the questioning agents.
Questioning Segment by Trey Gowdy: (more…)

The evolution of the MSM politically correct “redacted” motive continues….
(Via Time) A 37-year-old man who had previously been charged with providing support to Al-Qaeda was handed a three-count indictment in Toledo, Ohio on Wednesday for soliciting the murder of the federal judge presiding over his case.
Yahya Farooq Mohammad was charged with attempted first-degree murder of a federal officer, solicitation to commit a crime of violence and use of interstate commerce facilities in commission of murder for hire, according to a news release from the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Another “self removal“.
This is almost too much winning for one day. Almost…

Senator Marco Rubio has decided to skip the GOP convention in Cleveland this month after originally saying he would attend, citing the rigors of his newly launched Senate campaign. (read more)
The bloom is on the ruse Lou, the bloom is on the ruse.

(The Hill) Republicans will hold hearings to learn more about the FBI’s decision to not recommend criminal charges for presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) said Tuesday night.
A favorite term: “remove yourself“. There’s massive power, leverage, seriousness, resolve and purity of control in that statement. Top level executives use that term frequently to force lower level execs into positional extrication for a myriad of reasons.
Self removal allows lower leadership to “save face”. Modern liberals cannot grasp the power in this approach because they’re optically selfish and fanatic about the appearance of their own control. Blame-casting progressive leadership is constitutionally incapable of understanding how executive empathy exudes strength.

A truly powerful person will remind their team: “If you have to tell people you’re the boss, you’re not“.
Sen. Bob Corker is taking himself out of a pool of potential vice president picks for presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump, according to the Tennessee senator’s office. (link)
A comparison video between Secretary Hillary Clinton and FBI Director James Comey contrasting the Clinton Message and Comey investigative outcome of Clinton’s private email use:
I wonder if the transcript of the FBI July 3rd interview (3.5 hrs) with Hillary Clinton will be available to the public ?
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