Sainato writes: "On September 23, hacker Guccifer 2.0 released more
documents obtained from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
(DCCC)."
WikiLeaks released files from Guccifer 2.0 through their Twitter account.
(photo: hamburg_berlin/Shutterstock)
WikiLeaks Releases More DNC Docs Leaked From Guccifer 2.0
By Michael Sainato, Observer
24 September 16
New evidence proves Clinton was always the Democratic choice
On September 23, hacker Guccifer 2.0 released more documents obtained from
the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC).
Last week, WikiLeaks directly released files from Guccifer 2.0 through their
Twitter account. Among them was a high-profile donor list revealing the
pay-to-play appointments of several ambassadorships and other positions by
President Barack Obama. On September 15, Guccifer 2.0 released several DCCC
memos on a WordPress site, including one from Ohio dated December 9, 2015
that referred to Hillary Clinton as the Democratic presidential nominee
before the primaries began, even though Sen. Bernie Sanders was just a few
points behind Clinton in most polls. "With former Governor Ted Strickland
and Secretary Clinton on the ballot, there will be a boost from the top of
the ticket," read the memo.
Based on many similar memos and documents released by Guccifer 2.0 from the
Democratic National Committee (DNC) and DCCC, it appears the Democratic
Party leadership felt strangely self-assured Clinton would be their
presidential nominee before a single vote was cast. The Clinton campaign and
DNC have not disputed the veracity of any files or documents leaked, rather
they have portrayed themselves as the victims of Russian hackers to divert
attention from the content of the leaks.
Guccifer 2.0's latest release includes a dossier file of DCCC Chair Ben Ray
Lujan, a Democratic congressman from New Mexico. The extensive file includes
hundreds of pages of statements, speeches, financial data and weak and
strong points in anticipation of his re-election bid this November, and
likely to prepare his political career for bigger ambitions. Among the weak
points listed in the dossier is nepotism, as Ben Ray Lujan's father, Ben
Lujan Sr. was the Speaker of the New Mexico House of Representatives, and
helped Lujan initially get elected to congress. Lujan's cousin, Michelle
Lujan Grisham, also serves in congress for a separate district in New
Mexico.
One document provides talking points for Lujan to make a call to
controversial New Jersey Democratic donor George Norcross in March 2015. "We
need Mr. Norcross' help in recruiting top targets such as State Sen. Van
Drew, to run in NJ-2. Ideally, he would call the recruits that we feel are
the best and encourage them to run," read the memo. "Likewise it would be
ideal if he could mention his support when asked by others in his powerful
circle. This will help to validate our candidates with the political and
donor classes." In a 2013 article, Philadelphia Magazine called Norcross
"the man who destroyed democracy." The DCCC memo reveals the Democratic
Party has not only embraced wealthy donors influencing the political system
but aggressively courts their input in pushing for their mutually preferred
candidates.
Another memo dated April 2016 details a congressional race in Utah and
notes, "Trump is extremely unpopular in Utah. Public polling has shown that
Hillary Clinton could beat Trump in the very conservative state." The memo
provides further evidence the Democratic Party developed their short-term
and long-term strategies with Clinton in mind as their nominee. Sanders
wasn't mentioned at all as a possible option or alternative; strategies
incorporating him as the potential nominee were never discussed in these
memos.
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WikiLeaks released files from Guccifer 2.0 through their Twitter account.
(photo: hamburg_berlin/Shutterstock)
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WikiLeaks Releases More DNC Docs Leaked From Guccifer 2.0
By Michael Sainato, Observer
24 September 16
New evidence proves Clinton was always the Democratic choice
n September 23, hacker Guccifer 2.0 released more documents obtained from
the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC).
Last week, WikiLeaks directly released files from Guccifer 2.0 through their
Twitter account. Among them was a high-profile donor list revealing the
pay-to-play appointments of several ambassadorships and other positions by
President Barack Obama. On September 15, Guccifer 2.0 released several DCCC
memos on a WordPress site, including one from Ohio dated December 9, 2015
that referred to Hillary Clinton as the Democratic presidential nominee
before the primaries began, even though Sen. Bernie Sanders was just a few
points behind Clinton in most polls. "With former Governor Ted Strickland
and Secretary Clinton on the ballot, there will be a boost from the top of
the ticket," read the memo.
Based on many similar memos and documents released by Guccifer 2.0 from the
Democratic National Committee (DNC) and DCCC, it appears the Democratic
Party leadership felt strangely self-assured Clinton would be their
presidential nominee before a single vote was cast. The Clinton campaign and
DNC have not disputed the veracity of any files or documents leaked, rather
they have portrayed themselves as the victims of Russian hackers to divert
attention from the content of the leaks.
Guccifer 2.0's latest release includes a dossier file of DCCC Chair Ben Ray
Lujan, a Democratic congressman from New Mexico. The extensive file includes
hundreds of pages of statements, speeches, financial data and weak and
strong points in anticipation of his re-election bid this November, and
likely to prepare his political career for bigger ambitions. Among the weak
points listed in the dossier is nepotism, as Ben Ray Lujan's father, Ben
Lujan Sr. was the Speaker of the New Mexico House of Representatives, and
helped Lujan initially get elected to congress. Lujan's cousin, Michelle
Lujan Grisham, also serves in congress for a separate district in New
Mexico.
One document provides talking points for Lujan to make a call to
controversial New Jersey Democratic donor George Norcross in March 2015. "We
need Mr. Norcross' help in recruiting top targets such as State Sen. Van
Drew, to run in NJ-2. Ideally, he would call the recruits that we feel are
the best and encourage them to run," read the memo. "Likewise it would be
ideal if he could mention his support when asked by others in his powerful
circle. This will help to validate our candidates with the political and
donor classes." In a 2013 article, Philadelphia Magazine called Norcross
"the man who destroyed democracy." The DCCC memo reveals the Democratic
Party has not only embraced wealthy donors influencing the political system
but aggressively courts their input in pushing for their mutually preferred
candidates.
Another memo dated April 2016 details a congressional race in Utah and
notes, "Trump is extremely unpopular in Utah. Public polling has shown that
Hillary Clinton could beat Trump in the very conservative state." The memo
provides further evidence the Democratic Party developed their short-term
and long-term strategies with Clinton in mind as their nominee. Sanders
wasn't mentioned at all as a possible option or alternative; strategies
incorporating him as the potential nominee were never discussed in these
memos.
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