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@BarryVannevel [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [134]: #woke #Disney #Biden #Trump #trumptrains #TrumpTruths #TrumpWon #LGB #Trump2024 #COVID19 #FJB #PandemicOfTheVaccinated #BidenIsALaughingstock #elon #musk #twitter #Hillary #killary #hillaryclinton #FakeNews #sensorship #FreedomOfSpeech #freedom #FreedomFighter #GasPrices #gas [URL redacted]
"As a 27 year old staff attorney for the House Judiciary Committee during the Watergate investigation, Hillary Rodham was fired by her supervisor, lifelong Democrat Jerry Zeifman.
When asked why Hillary Rodham was fired, Zeifman said in an interview, 'Because she was a liar. She was an unethical, dishonest lawyer, she conspired to violate the Constitution, the rules of the House, the rules of the Committee, and the rules of confidentiality.'"
#OrgClassifPPUSDemocraticPartyHillaryClinton
#IRLPrivateCitizenJerryZeifman
#OrgClassifPPUSRepublicanPartyGOPPOTUSRichardNixon
Context #WebsiteSnopes "The Judiciary Committee was assisted by a permanent staff, on which attorney Jerry Zeifman served as Chief Counsel, and (for this occasion) by a separate Impeachment Inquiry staff assembled to determine whether President Nixon had committed impeachable offenses. That inquiry staff was headed by former U.S. Justice Department lawyer John Doar, and one of his hires was a 26-year-old Yale Law School graduate then known by her maiden name of Hillary Rodham (who a few years later would marry future Arkansas governor and U.S. president Bill Clinton). A pair of articles published during Hillary Clinton's run for the presidency in 2008, one by Northstar Writers Group founder Dan Calabrese and one by Jerry Zeifman himself, asserted and implied that Zeifman was Hillary's supervisor during the Watergate investigation and that he eventually fired her from the investigation for 'unethical, dishonest' conduct. However, whatever Zeifman may have thought of Hillary and her work during the investigation, he was not her supervisor, neither he nor anyone else fired her from her position on the Impeachment Inquiry staff (Zeifman in fact didn't have the power to fire her, even had he wanted to do so), his description of her conduct as 'unethical' and 'dishonest' is his personal, highly subjective characterization, and the 'facts' on which he based that characterization were ones that he contradicted himself about on multiple occasions." [fact-checked] #IRLLawyerJohnDoar #1972_WatergateScandal
Supplementary #NMUSNBCNews "John Doar, center left, chief counsel to House Judiciary Committee, presents articles of impeachment against President Richard Nixon in Washington in 1974. Beside him is a young staff member named Hillary Rodham, the future First Lady and secretary of state." https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/john-doar-leading-u-s-civil-rights-lawyer-1960s-dies-n246606 #1974_
Context #WebsiteSnopes "The Judiciary Committee was assisted by a permanent staff, on which attorney Jerry Zeifman served as Chief Counsel, and (for this occasion) by a separate Impeachment Inquiry staff assembled to determine whether President Nixon had committed impeachable offenses. That inquiry staff was headed by former U.S. Justice Department lawyer John Doar, and one of his hires was a 26-year-old Yale Law School graduate then known by her maiden name of Hillary Rodham (who a few years later would marry future Arkansas governor and U.S. president Bill Clinton). A pair of articles published during Hillary Clinton's run for the presidency in 2008, one by Northstar Writers Group founder Dan Calabrese and one by Jerry Zeifman himself, asserted and implied that Zeifman was Hillary's supervisor during the Watergate investigation and that he eventually fired her from the investigation for 'unethical, dishonest' conduct. However, whatever Zeifman may have thought of Hillary and her work during the investigation, he was not her supervisor, neither he nor anyone else fired her from her position on the Impeachment Inquiry staff (Zeifman in fact didn't have the power to fire her, even had he wanted to do so), his description of her conduct as 'unethical' and 'dishonest' is his personal, highly subjective characterization, and the 'facts' on which he based that characterization were ones that he contradicted himself about on multiple occasions." [fact-checked] #IRLLawyerJohnDoar #1972_WatergateScandal
Supplementary #NMUSNBCNews "John Doar, center left, chief counsel to House Judiciary Committee, presents articles of impeachment against President Richard Nixon in Washington in 1974. Beside him is a young staff member named Hillary Rodham, the future First Lady and secretary of state." https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/john-doar-leading-u-s-civil-rights-lawyer-1960s-dies-n246606 #1974_
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@BraydenHylemon [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : @benshapiro @timcast @adamCrigler #woke #usa #cnn #bbc #ard #zdf #srf #orf #arte #true #freedom
I think there is also a. #gofundme for #jodishaw i wish her much strenght and the best for her. greetings from #europe [URL redacted]
#IRLSingerSongwriterJodiShaw [Songwriters Hall of Fame]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHx60Sz7fuA
#BrandTheDailyWirePolemicistBenShapiro
#BrandTimcastMediaGroupTimPool
#BrandTimcastMediaGroupAdamCrigler [imdb]
#NMUSCNN
#NMUKBBC
#NMDEARD [Wikipedia]
#NMDEZDF [Wikipedia]
#NMATOsterreichischerRundfunkORF [Wikipedia]
#NMFRARTE [Wikipedia]
#OrgCHSchweizerRadioUndFernsehenSRF [Wikipedia]
#EDUUSSmithCollege [Wikipedia]
#BrandTechSocialMediaGoFundMe
Context #MagazineUSRollingStoneEJDickson [Muckrack] "In 2021, there's a simple formula for becoming a cancel culture martyr, and it's essentially as follows: One, make a tone-deaf remark or faux pas betraying your ignorance of your own privilege; two, lose your job or be publicly reprimanded over said offense; three, get a centrist or right-leaning columnist or public figure with a large platform to take up your cause, persuading their audience to rally behind you as an unwitting sacrifice on the altar of hyper-wokeness. ... In a resignation letter to Smith College President Kathleen McCartney, which was published by writer Bari Weiss on her Substack newsletter, Shaw, who is white, rails against what she views as Smith's 'dehumanizing' climate with respect to race relations, citing mandatory diversity trainings and the encouragement of diverse hiring practices as 'evidence' of such a climate. The first instance she cites is an incident in which a black college student accused a security officer of racial bias after the officer questioned her for eating her lunch in a residential hall, calling her 'out of place.' Although Shaw was not even tangentially involved in this incident, she apparently found it traumatic enough that she cites it in her letter as an example of college initiatives to '[dismantle] the supposed [italics ours] racism that pervades the campus,' which 'only served to support the now prevailing narrative that the incident had been racially motivated and that Smith staff are racist.' The rest of the letter, as published on Weiss' Substack, regurgitates basic anti-cancel culture talking points; in short, it reads like a Facebook post written by your uncle who voted for Obama, then started watching way too much Bill Maher. Shaw paints a portrait of Smith as a Marxist gulag in which free thought is punished (in her case, that free thought being not wanting to complete mandatory diversity trainings), and those who divert from the standard narrative are brutally castigated. ... At first blush, Shaw doesn't seem ill-intentioned so much as an out-of-touch white person struggling to navigate current liberal orthodoxies, which may warrant some degree of sympathy, if not mild amusement (if only for the rap part). But a rebuttal statement from Smith College President Kathleen McCartney indicates that she is actively trying to financially profit from the free speech martyr narrative she is currently peddling. In her letter, Shaw says she turned down a large settlement from the college in exchange for her silence, but McCartney disputes that, writing, 'it was the employee herself who demanded payment of an exceptionally large sum in exchange for dropping a threatened legal claim and agreeing to standard confidentiality provisions.' Fortunately for Shaw, she appears to have gotten her money's worth: A fundraiser to help her with living expenses has raised more than [USD] $214,000, proving that one of the quickest routes to success in the age of social media is to publicly and dramatically claim you've been canceled." https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/jodi-shaw-smith-college-bari-weiss-rapping-librarian-1132010/ #CatchcryCancelCulture #MetaphorMartyr #EDUUSSmithCollegeKathleenMcCartney #NewspaperDEBrdshtDieWeltBariWeiss [Wikipedia] #WebsiteTheFreePress #TheoryMarxism #PowerControlUnfreeLabourGULAG #PhenomnUnconsciousBiasTraining
Supplementary #NewspaperUKBrdshtTheGuardianMargaretSullivan [Muckrack] "Journalism is supposed to speak truth to power, as when Walter Cronkite reported, on the CBS airwaves, that the Vietnam war was not progressing as the US government was claiming, or when the Washington Post revealed, through its Watergate reporting, that the Nixon administration was corrupt. Truth to power. Or, as the New York Times motto has it, telling it straight, 'without fear or favor'. But when Scott Pelley did exactly that by telling CBS, his own workplace of more than three decades, what he thought it needed to hear, they axed him. Rather than hearing the truth that Pelley spoke in a staff meeting on Monday, rather than taking it seriously and vowing reform, the bosses treated his remarks as grounds for dismissal. He was fired on Tuesday 'for cause'. And, as a result, 60 Minutes - the admired, lucrative and top-rated Sunday evening news program - will never be the same. Pelley has been the most prominent correspondent on that show in recent years, and its public-facing heart and soul." https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jun/04/scott-pelley-60-minutes-firing #TVParamountGlobal60MinutesScottPelley #IRLJournalistWalterCronkite #NarrativeWarAmericaVietnam #1972_WatergateScandal #OrgClassifPPUSRepublicanPartyGOPPOTUSRichardNixon #PhenomnTacticSpeakingTruthToPower [Wikipedia]
Context #MagazineUSRollingStoneEJDickson [Muckrack] "In 2021, there's a simple formula for becoming a cancel culture martyr, and it's essentially as follows: One, make a tone-deaf remark or faux pas betraying your ignorance of your own privilege; two, lose your job or be publicly reprimanded over said offense; three, get a centrist or right-leaning columnist or public figure with a large platform to take up your cause, persuading their audience to rally behind you as an unwitting sacrifice on the altar of hyper-wokeness. ... In a resignation letter to Smith College President Kathleen McCartney, which was published by writer Bari Weiss on her Substack newsletter, Shaw, who is white, rails against what she views as Smith's 'dehumanizing' climate with respect to race relations, citing mandatory diversity trainings and the encouragement of diverse hiring practices as 'evidence' of such a climate. The first instance she cites is an incident in which a black college student accused a security officer of racial bias after the officer questioned her for eating her lunch in a residential hall, calling her 'out of place.' Although Shaw was not even tangentially involved in this incident, she apparently found it traumatic enough that she cites it in her letter as an example of college initiatives to '[dismantle] the supposed [italics ours] racism that pervades the campus,' which 'only served to support the now prevailing narrative that the incident had been racially motivated and that Smith staff are racist.' The rest of the letter, as published on Weiss' Substack, regurgitates basic anti-cancel culture talking points; in short, it reads like a Facebook post written by your uncle who voted for Obama, then started watching way too much Bill Maher. Shaw paints a portrait of Smith as a Marxist gulag in which free thought is punished (in her case, that free thought being not wanting to complete mandatory diversity trainings), and those who divert from the standard narrative are brutally castigated. ... At first blush, Shaw doesn't seem ill-intentioned so much as an out-of-touch white person struggling to navigate current liberal orthodoxies, which may warrant some degree of sympathy, if not mild amusement (if only for the rap part). But a rebuttal statement from Smith College President Kathleen McCartney indicates that she is actively trying to financially profit from the free speech martyr narrative she is currently peddling. In her letter, Shaw says she turned down a large settlement from the college in exchange for her silence, but McCartney disputes that, writing, 'it was the employee herself who demanded payment of an exceptionally large sum in exchange for dropping a threatened legal claim and agreeing to standard confidentiality provisions.' Fortunately for Shaw, she appears to have gotten her money's worth: A fundraiser to help her with living expenses has raised more than [USD] $214,000, proving that one of the quickest routes to success in the age of social media is to publicly and dramatically claim you've been canceled." https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/jodi-shaw-smith-college-bari-weiss-rapping-librarian-1132010/ #CatchcryCancelCulture #MetaphorMartyr #EDUUSSmithCollegeKathleenMcCartney #NewspaperDEBrdshtDieWeltBariWeiss [Wikipedia] #WebsiteTheFreePress #TheoryMarxism #PowerControlUnfreeLabourGULAG #PhenomnUnconsciousBiasTraining
Supplementary #NewspaperUKBrdshtTheGuardianMargaretSullivan [Muckrack] "Journalism is supposed to speak truth to power, as when Walter Cronkite reported, on the CBS airwaves, that the Vietnam war was not progressing as the US government was claiming, or when the Washington Post revealed, through its Watergate reporting, that the Nixon administration was corrupt. Truth to power. Or, as the New York Times motto has it, telling it straight, 'without fear or favor'. But when Scott Pelley did exactly that by telling CBS, his own workplace of more than three decades, what he thought it needed to hear, they axed him. Rather than hearing the truth that Pelley spoke in a staff meeting on Monday, rather than taking it seriously and vowing reform, the bosses treated his remarks as grounds for dismissal. He was fired on Tuesday 'for cause'. And, as a result, 60 Minutes - the admired, lucrative and top-rated Sunday evening news program - will never be the same. Pelley has been the most prominent correspondent on that show in recent years, and its public-facing heart and soul." https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jun/04/scott-pelley-60-minutes-firing #TVParamountGlobal60MinutesScottPelley #IRLJournalistWalterCronkite #NarrativeWarAmericaVietnam #1972_WatergateScandal #OrgClassifPPUSRepublicanPartyGOPPOTUSRichardNixon #PhenomnTacticSpeakingTruthToPower [Wikipedia]
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