Official LRC Kamala Harris for President Thread

Equation= wrote:

agip wrote:

just for the record, This is what this psycho thinks was a hit ordered by the president of the United States and uses it as an excuse to support a career criminal’s campaign for president.

We are not a serious nation and equation is not a serious man.

“Mary Mahoney was a former White House internwho, in the early summer of 1997, was gunned down during an attempted robbery inside the Starbucks in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C. where Mahoney was working behind the counter. The robber entered the store and shot Mahoney after she attempted to take his gun. He then shot two Starbucks employees and fled. However, conspiracy theorists believe Mahoney was killed on the orders of the Clintons.[9][18]”

Yes, you are a psycho.

Here's a link, the one you forgot to post.

Mary was going to be testifying against the Clintons...that's not important, right? Your link holds more value than mine? Yeah, ok sir. She was executed, period and you don't care in the least.

"It happened in the days following Matt Drudge’s initial leaks of Michael Isikoff’s report on alleged Clinton sexual dalliances, which eventually led to the Lewinsky scandal. Also at the time, another former employer of Ms. Mahoney’s, Labor Secretary Alexis Herman, was under scrutiny for an alledged pay-off involving a satellite telephone system.
Ms. Mahoney had recently fired an employee she suspected of taking money from the till. Nevertheless, some researchers added this murder to the statistically-anomalous list of deaths associated with the Clinton administration.
After a controversial delay, police ran DNA tests on the sneakers of their one suspect in the Mahoney murder, the disgruntled employee, but could not connect them to the crime. In December, three men were arrested for a related murder — that of an informant assisting police in the Starbucks case.
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Carl D. Cooper confessed to the crime, was convicted and sentenced to life
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For two years, working only on a tip from a caller into America’s Most Wanted, police pursued one Carl D. Cooper, but never had enough evidence to make a case against him. That is, until he confessed after a 54-hour interrogation. He later recanted the confession.
Eventually, Cooper was found guilty on nearly 50 counts which included several charges of racketeering, robbery, and the Starbucks murders. The Washington Post reported during his trial that Cooper told FBI agents: “I swear on my father’s grave and my son’s life that I didn’t do Starbucks.”
Cooper‘s attorney Steven Kirsch told US District Court Judge Joyce Hens Green: “No matter how many times Mr. Cooper denied his involvement, they kept pressuring him. They kept pressuring him until they got what they wanted.”
Cooper is now serving a life sentence in a maximum security prison.
Despite the conviction, many are not convinced that the murders were the result of a botched robbery, as Cooper reportedly told police. Though Cooper has also claimed he did not act alone, and was only a lookout, no one else has ever been charged or even considered as a suspect in the murders.
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Official crime scene photo shows the interior of the Georgetown Starbucks
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The following strange circumstances were discovered around the murder scene:
1) The store’s doors had been locked from the outside, as if the night crew had locked them before leaving the night before, as they did every night. Apparently, the assailant(s) locked up behind them after committing the murders.
2) Nothing in the store was out of place. Though there were thousands of dollars in cash on hand, not one dime had been taken from the day’s receipts. This fact would seem to rule-out a robbery.
3) Despite being located in the densely populated Georgetown neighborhood, no one heard the shots. This fact suggests the assailant(s) used a silencer which would point to a professional hit.
4) While all three of the Starbucks employees had been shot, the former intern Mahoney was shot FIVE TIMES!!!!!, once in the back of the head.
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Apparently Clinton saw any female in his orbit as fair game for sexual predation
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Mahoney worked on Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign, and worked as an intern during Clinton’s first term, arranging tours of the White House. She left the White House in 1995 and took a job at the Georgetown Starbucks as an assistant manager. Another intern, Monica Lewinsky, reportedly frequented the store and became friendly with Mahoney.
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The first to come forward, Paula Jones was one of the winners who got paid
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Mahoney’s execution-style killing occurred amid the pre-trial media coverage of the Paula Jones lawsuit against Clinton, and only three days after Mike Isikoff of Newsweek announced that a “former White House staffer” was coming-out with her story of being sexually harassed while working for Bill Clinton."

So the above is BS and your paragraph is gospel? Okay, I got it now;)