Trump campaign manager charged with battery over reporter incident

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Trump campaign manager charged with battery over reporter incident

Published March 29, 2016 FoxNews.com (http://www.foxnews.com/)
Reports: Trump campaign manager charged with battery

Donald Trump’s campaign manager was charged Tuesday with misdemeanor battery over allegations he grabbed the arm of then-Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields.

The incident occurred after a March 8 press conference at the Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter, Fla., where Corey Lewandowski was accused by Fields of grabbing her arm as she asked the Republican front-runner a question.

Lewandowski initially denied the incident had taken place, telling Fields over Twitter he had never even met her.
However, the Jupiter Police Department obtained video from the ball room that it says corroborates Field’s version of events, and subsequently charged Lewandowski.

In most states, battery is defined as intentional offensive or harmful touching of another person without their consent.
The Trump campaign issued a statement Tuesday calling Lewandowski “absolutely innocent.”

“Mr. Lewandowski was issued a notice to appear and was given a court date. He was not arrested. Mr. Lewandowski is absolutely innocent of this charge,” spokeswoman Hope Hicks said in a statement. “He will enter a plea of not guilty and looks forward to his day in court. He is completely confident that he will be exonerated.”

Fields resigned from her job at Breitbart shortly after the incident, claiming that the organization had not stood by her. Editor-at-large Ben Shapiro also stepped down over Breitbart’s handling of the alleged assault.

Fox News' Serafin Gomez and Blake Burman contributed to this report.

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These people play a nasty game.

Here's a video just so you know what they're talking about.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhqAwdidI9Y


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We have a better video here somewhere...

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The videos above show he grabbed her upper arm, she bruised herself on her lower arm though.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CeupoRyWQAEr38q.jpg

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There is a reason Breitbart didn't run her version of the story. They support Cruz, well at least did when Shapiro was on staff, and they couldn't run that story convincingly. As it's total and 100% complete bullshit.

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This thread should be linked with the other one that shows she has a history of false accusations.

http://gold-silver.us/forum/showthread.php?88278-Which-on-of-you-faggot-hurt-Ben-Shapiro-s-feelings

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Looks like Michelle assaulted Trump as well.

You can see Trump's eyes looking down at his arm as he winces in pain.

https://i.imgur.com/7sK1kzJ.png

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Just another scam to attack Trump.

There must be 10's of thousands of organized stop Trump people working Wisconsin over...TV, radio, news papers, paid disruptors for rallies. Can Trump overcome this massive attack?

I think Trump needs to pull out all the stops this week and expose these corrupt dirt bags in the republican party for what they are, power hungry opportunists that care nothing about this country or the people...they only want to keep their power.

He should also expose Heidi Cruz.
He could do that in a second person way, regarding the back and forth between slimy Ted, saying my wife Melania does not work for Goldman Sachs, she does not sit one the CFR board, she did not work for George Bush and Condi Rice, while Ted was a legal policy adviser to the Bush-Cheney campaign in 2000, then as part of the recount team in Florida. He was the Department of Justice coordinator for the Bush-Cheney transition team and then spent six months as Associate Deputy Attorney General at the DOJ. But his longest stretch of work for Bush was at the Federal Trade Commission, before he departed to become the Solicitor General of Texas.

Furthermore, no one has ever found Melania on the side of a freeway having a mental breakdown, which I suspect, could have been because of possible affairs Ted was having?

That being said...talk about being the ultimate 'establishment insider candidate'! Do the people really want more of the same corruption in government?

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Why does the Clinton campaign worry about Trump? All polls supposedly show that Hillary beats Trump in the general election

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Michelle Fields in her own words.
Watch the tape and tell me if you see any of this?

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/714894618333212675/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXKUmu2-rzc

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Why does the Clinton campaign worry about Trump? All polls supposedly show that Hillary beats Trump in the general election

because of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftUItehaIoo

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Brutal words from Corey to Michelle:

"Excuse me"

"Thank you"


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZpnrwr5x48

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because of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftUItehaIoo

Whoaa, very interesting...00

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Michelle Fields crossing the Secret Service line. She's lucky she didn't get tackled.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CevSwOOWIAEx2wI.jpg


She has a history of run-ins with law enforcement:
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Battery

At common law, an intentional unpermitted act causing harmful or offensive contact with the "person" of another.

Battery is concerned with the right to have one's body left alone by others.
Battery is both a tort and a crime. Its essential element, harmful or offensive contact, is the same in both areas of the law. The main distinction between the two categories lies in the penalty imposed. A defendant sued for a tort is civilly liable to the plaintiff for damages. The punishment for criminal battery is a fine, imprisonment, or both. Usually battery is prosecuted as a crime only in cases involving serious harm to the victim.

Elements

The following elements must be proven to establish a case for battery: (1) an act by a defendant; (2) an intent to cause harmful or offensive contact on the part of the defendant; and (3) harmful or offensive contact to the plaintiff.

The Act The act must result in one of two forms of contact. Causing any physical harm or injury to the victim—such as a cut, a burn, or a bullet wound—could constitute battery, but actual injury is not required. Even though there is no apparent bruise following harmful contact, the defendant can still be guilty of battery; occurrence of a physical illness subsequent to the contact may also be actionable. The second type of contact that may constitute battery causes no actual physical harm but is, instead, offensive or insulting to the victim. Examples include spitting in someone's face or offensively touching someone against his or her will.

Touching the person of someone is defined as including not only contacts with the body, but also with anything closely connected with the body, such as clothing or an item carried in the person's hand. For example, a battery may be committed by intentionally knocking a hat off someone's head or knocking a glass out of some-one's hand.

Intent Although the contact must be intended, there is no requirement that the defendant intend to harm or injure the victim. In Tort Law (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Tort+Law), the intent must be either specific intent—the contact was specifically intended—or general intent—the defendant was substantially certain that the act would cause the contact. The intent element is satisfied in Criminal Law (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Criminal+Law) when the act is done with an intent to injure or with criminal negligence—failure to use care to avoid criminal consequences. The intent for criminal law is also present when the defendant's conduct is unlawful even though it does not amount to criminal negligence.

Intent is not negated if the aim of the contact was a joke. As with all torts, however, consent is a defense. Under certain circumstances consent to a battery is assumed. A person who walks in a crowded area impliedly consents to a degree of contact that is inevitable and reasonable. Consent may also be assumed if the parties had a prior relationship unless the victim gave the defendant a previous warning.

There is no requirement that the plaintiff be aware of a battery at the time it is committed. The gist of the action is the lack of consent to contact. It is no defense that the victim was sleeping or unconscious at the time.

Harmful or Offensive Conduct It is not necessary for the defendant's wrongful act to result in direct contact with the victim. It is sufficient if the act sets in motion a force that results in the contact. A defendant who whipped a horse on which a plaintiff was riding, causing the plaintiff to fall and be injured, was found guilty of battery. Provided all other elements of the offense are present, the offense may also be committed by causing the victim to harm himself. A defendant who fails to act when he or she has a duty to do so is guilty—as where a nurse fails to warn a blind patient that he is headed toward an open window, causing him to fall and injure himself.

Aggravated Battery

When a battery is committed with intent to do serious harm or murder, or when it is done with a dangerous weapon, it is described as aggravated. A weapon is considered dangerous whenever the purpose for using it is to cause death or serious harm. State statutes define aggravated battery in various ways—such as assault with intent to kill. Under such statutes, assault means both battery and assault. It is punishable as a felony in all states.
Punishment

In a civil action for tortious battery, the penalty is damages. A jury determines the amount to be awarded, which in most cases is based on the harm done to the plaintiff. Even though a plaintiff suffers no actual injury, nominal damages (a small sum) may still be awarded on the theory that there has been an invasion of a right. Also, a court may award Punitive Damages (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/punitive+damages) aimed at punishing the defendant for the wrongful act.
Criminal battery is punishable by a fine, imprisonment, or both. If it is considered aggravated the penalties are greater.
battery

n. the actual intentional striking of someone, with intent to harm, or in a "rude and insolent manner" even if the injury is slight. Negligent or careless unintentional contact is not battery no matter how great the harm. Battery is a crime and also the basis for a lawsuit as a civil wrong if there is damage. It is often coupled with "assault" (which does not require actual touching) in "assault and battery." (See: assault (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/assault)>

battery

noun assault (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/assault), attack (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/attack), beating (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/beating), harmful physical contact (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/harmful+physical+contact), injurious force (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/injurious+force), offensive action (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/offensive+action), onslaught (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/onslaught), unlawful hitting (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/unlawful+hitting), unlawful striking (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/unlawful+striking), unlawful touching (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/unlawful+touching)
Associated concepts: assault and battery (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Assault+and+Battery), simple batterybattery

see ASSAULT (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/assault).BATTERY. It is proposed to consider, 1. What is a battery; 2. When a battery, may be justified.
2. - 1. A battery is the unlawful touching the person of another by the aggressor himself, or any other substance put in motion by him. 1 Saund. 29, b. n. 1; Id. 13 & 14, n. 3. It must be either willfully committed, or proceed from want of due care. Str. 596; Hob. 134; Plowd. 19 3 Wend. 391. Hence an injury, be it never so small, done to the person of another, in an angry, spiteful, rude or insolent manner, as by spitting in his face, or any way touching him in anger, or violently jostling him, are batteries in the eye of the law. 1 Hawk. P. C. 263. See 1 Selw. N. P. 33, 4. And any thing attached to the person partakes of its inviolability if, therefore, A strikes a cane in the hands of B, it is a battery. 1 Dall. 1 14 1 Ch. Pr. 37; 1 Penn. R. 380; 1 Hill's R. 46; 4 Wash. C. C. R. 534 . 1 Baldw. R. 600.
3. - 2. A battery may be justified, 1. on the ground of the parental relation 2. in the exercise of an office; 3. under process of a court of justice or other legal tribunal 4. in aid of an authority in law; and lastly, as a necessary means of defence.
4. First. As a salutary mode of correction. For example: a parent may correct his child, a master his apprentice, a schoolmaster his scholar; 24 Edw. IV.; Easter, 17, p. 6 and a superior officer, one under his command. Keilw. pl. 120, p. 136 Bull. N. P. 19 Bee, 161; 1 Bay, 3; 14 John. R. 119 15 Mass. 365; and vide Cowp. 173; 15 Mass. 347.
5. - 2. As a means to preserve the peace; and therefore if the plaintiff assaults or is fighting with another, the defendant may lay hands upon him, and restrain him until his anger is cooled; but he cannot strike him in order to protect 'the party assailed, as he way in self-defence. 2 Roll. Abr. 359, E, pl. 3.
6. - 3. Watchmen may arrest, and detain in prison for examination, persons walking in the streets by might, whom there is reasonable ground to suspect of felony, although there is no proof of a felony having been committed. 3 Taunt. 14.
7. - 4. Any person has a right to arrest another to prevent a felony.
8. - 5. Any one may arrest another upon suspicion of felony, provided a felony has actually been committed and there is reasonable ground for suspecting the person arrested to be the criminal, and that the party making the arrest, himself entertained the suspicion.
9. - 6. Any private individual may arrest a felon. Hale's P. C. 89.
10. - 7. It is lawful for every man to lay hands on another to preserve public decorum; as to turn him out of church, and to prevent him from disturbing the congregation or a funeral ceremony. 1 Mod. 168; and see 1 Lev. 196; 2 Keb. 124. But a request to desist should be first made, unless the urgent necessity of the case dispenses with it.
11. Secondly. A battery may be justified in the exercise of an office. 1. A constable may freshly arrest one who, in, his view, has committed a breach of the peace, and carry him before a magistrate. But if an offence has been committed out of the constable's sight, he cannot arrest, unless it amounts to a felony; 1 Brownl. 198 or a felony is likely to ensue. Cro. Eliz. 375.
12. - 2. A justice of the peace may generally do all acts which a constable has authority to perform hence he may freshly arrest one who, in his view has broken the peace; or he may order a constable at the moment to take him up. Kielw. 41.
13. Thirdly. A battery may be justified under the process of a court of justice, or of a magistrate having competent jurisdiction. See 16 Mass. 450; 13 Mass. 342.
14. Fourthly. A battery may be justified in aid of an authority in law. Every person is empowered to restrain breaches of the peace, by virtue of the authority vested in him by the law.
15. Lastly. A battery may be justified as a necessary means of defence. 1. Against the plaintiffs assaults in the following instances: In defence of himself, his wife, 3 Salk. 46, his child, and his servant. Ow. 150; sed vide 1 Salk. 407. So, likewise, the wife may justify a battery in defending her husband; Ld. Raym. 62; the child its parent; 3 Salk. 46; and the servant his master. In these situations, the party need not wait until a blow has been given, for then he might come too late, and be disabled from warding off a second stroke, or from protecting the person assailed. Care, however, must be taken, that the battery do not exceed the bounds of necessary defence and protection; for it is only permitted as a means to avert an impending evil, which might otherwise overwhelm the party, and not as a punishment or retaliation for the injurious attempt. Str. 953. The degree of force necessary to repel an assault will naturally depend upon, and be proportioned to, the violence of the assailant; but with this limitation any degree is justifiable. Ld. Raym. 177; 2 Salk. 642.
16. - 2. A battery may likewise be justified in the necessary defence of one's property; if the plaintiff is in the act of entering peaceably upon the defendant's land, or having entered, is discovered, not committing violence, a request to depart is necessary in the first instance; 2 Salk. 641; and if the plaintiff refuses, the defendant may then, and not till then, gently lay hands upon the plaintiff to remove him from the close and for this purpose may use, if necessary, any degree of force short of striking the plaintiff, as by thrusting him off. Skinn. 228. If the plaintiff resists, the defendant may oppose force to force. 8 T. R. 78. But if the plaintiff is in the act of forcibly entering upon the land, or having entered, is discovered subverting the soil, cutting down a tree or the like, 2 Salk. 641, a previous request is unnecessary, and the defendant may immediately lay hands upon the plaintiff. 8 T. R. 78. A man may justify a battery in defence of his personal property, without a previous request, if another forcibly attempt to take away such property. 2 Salk. 641. Vide Rudeness; Wantonness.

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Battery

Intent is not negated if the aim of the contact was a joke. As with all torts, however, consent is a defense. Under certain circumstances consent to a battery is assumed. A person who walks in a crowded area impliedly consents to a degree of contact that is inevitable and reasonable. Consent may also be assumed if the parties had a prior relationship unless the victim gave the defendant a previous warning.

There is no requirement that the plaintiff be aware of a battery at the time it is committed. The gist of the action is the lack of consent to contact. It is no defense that the victim was sleeping or unconscious at the time.

Amazing how fast they can act except when it comes to Hillsie.

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Trump plays fact checker at CNN's GOP Town Hall

@CNNMoney (https://twitter.com/intent/user?screen_name=CNNMoney) March 29, 2016: 10:44 PM ET

Donald Trump played fact checker at Tuesday's CNN Town Hall. He even brought notes.

The GOP frontrunner knew he would be asked about his embattled campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, who has been charged with simple battery of a reporter (http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/29/politics/trump-campaign-manager-charged-with-simple-battery/index.html?iid=EL), and he responded by offering a point-by-point rebuttal to the accusation.

Trump's display, which worked quite well for him, served to showcase how the reality television star's undaunted self-confidence and knack for stagecraft enable him to overcome the controversies that might threaten to ruin other candidates.

When CNN's Anderson Cooper asked Trump if Lewandowski would remain with his campaign, Trump was unequivocal: "Yes he will." A newly released security video of the incident "exonerates him totally," Trump said.

Lewandowski has been charged with simple battery of former Breitbart News reporter Michelle Fields, who claims that the campaign manager assaulted her after a press conference in Jupiter, Florida, earlier this month.

When Fields first made the accusation, Trump accused her of making it up. Lewandowski claimed that he'd never even met Fields, let alone touched her. The newly released video shows that Lewandowski did grab Fields arm -- which alone could qualify as simple batter in the State of Florida -- though she was not pulled to the ground.

But at Tuesday's Town Hall, it wasn't Trump who was forced to account for his false claim that Fields made up the incident. Rather, it was Fields who got fact-checked by Trump.

"When she found out that there was a security camera, and that they had her on tape, all of a sudden her story changed," Trump said of Fields claims.
When Cooper countered that Fields had claimed her story had remained exactly the same, Trump responded by pulling out notes with Fields' original tweet.

"Oh really? Can I read this to you then?" Trump said to applause. "Here's what she said... That's an exact quote from her prior to seeing the cameras, and now she says, 'Oh I better change my story, I guess.'"

Trump went on to challenge Fields' claims point-by-point: "'I was jolted backwards.' Well, she wasn't. She's standing there," Trump said.

"'Someone had grabbed me tightly by the arm and yanked me down.' She wasn't yanked down, she didn't have any expression... there's no emotion," he continued.

"'I almost fell to the ground.' She didn't almost fall to the ground... And by the way, she was grabbing me. Am I supposed to press charges against her?"

"'Nonetheless I was shaken. Campaign managers aren't supposed to forcefully throw reporters to the ground.' She didn't go to the ground, she didn't even have an expression on her face," Trump concluded.

Trump's fact-checking proved to be a clever tactic: Even Cooper was forced to acknowledge that Fields had not been dragged to the ground, and relatively little time was given to the false statements Trump and Lewandowski had made about Fields.

Trump wrapped up that effort by seeking to cast Lewandowski as the would-be victim, were Trump forced to fire him.

"It would be so easy for me to terminate this man, ruin his life, ruin his family ... and say you are fired. I have fired many people, especially on 'The Apprentice,'" Trump told Cooper. "The problem is everybody dumps people when there is a sign of political incorrectness."

CNNMoney (New York) First published March 29, 2016: 10:44 PM ET

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Isn't it funny how so many of these hacks are quick to say he should fire a key guy to Trumps campaign, a personal friend that has a family...before all the facts are presented in a court case.

Cruz and Kasich both said they would have fired their personal friend and destroy him and his family on something so lame as this.
This really says a lot to me about someone's loyalty...that they have no loyalty to anyone but themselves. I have nothing to do with people like that!

Furthermore, it appears there is a law in Florida of no unwanted touching...even if it's in a crowded room. Trump should counter sue for her breaching security and touching him, if need be, before this cunt gets one penny out of this.

*New rules at rallies - everyone in a crowded room MUST remain at over an arms length so no unwanted touching can occur. That is the law!
Maybe seating should be moved to allow an arms length of distance too?

We might see a lot of new "unwanted touching" cases coming soon, if the courts rule against Mr. Lewandowsk.

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Isn't it funny how so many of these hacks are quick to say he should fire a key guy to Trumps campaign, a personal friend that has a family...before all the facts are presented in a court case.

Cruz and Kasich both said they would have fired their personal friend and destroy him and his family on something so lame as this.
This really says a lot to me about someone's loyalty...that they have no loyalty to anyone but themselves. I have nothing to do with people like that!

Furthermore, it appears there is a law in Florida of no unwanted touching...even if it's in a crowded room. Trump should counter sue for her breaching security and touching him, if need be, before this cunt gets one penny out of this.

*New rules at rallies - everyone in a crowded room MUST remain at over an arms length so no unwanted touching can occur. That is the law!
Maybe seating should be moved to allow an arms length of distance too?

We might see a lot of new "unwanted touching" cases coming soon, if the courts rule against Mr. Lewandowsk.

Watch how this is going to work in Trumps favor. I don't know how yet but it will, everything does. I am not saying the guy is a genious but things work his way... karma? Everything negative so far goes to his favor, man that would be cool.

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Watch how this is going to work in Trumps favor. I don't know how yet but it will, everything does. I am not saying the guy is a genious but things work his way... karma? Everything negative so far goes to his favor, man that would be cool.

It's because people are finally seeing through the liberal Fox News agenda.

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No wonder the Liberal media is playing this up so big...they are terrified of running against Trump.

LEWANDOWSKI PROSECUTOR OUTED AS HILLARY SUPPORTER
Put on Florida Democratic Party's campaign-endorsing council
Published: 2 hours ago

author-image JEROME R. CORSI About | Email | Archive

NEW YORK – The Florida prosecutor who brought battery charges against Donald Trump’s campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, supports Hillary Clinton’s campaign for president.

An article published by the Palm Beach Post on Nov. 17, 2015, has been circulating since Tuesday evening because it lists Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg as a member 150-member Florida Leadership Council, which was established by the Democratic Party to promote Hillary Clinton’s presidential candidacy.

The article states that Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg and Tax Collector Anne Gannon “are also part of Clinton’s Florida team.”

Hillary for prosecution, not president! Join the sizzling campaign to put Mrs. Clinton where she really belongs

Mike Cernovich, writing Tuesday in the blog DangerAndPlay.com, cited the Palm Beach Post article in arguing the charges against Lewandowski were politically motivated. He contended “there was no assault,” because reporter Michelle Fields “was heading towards Trump and was brushed away due to security concerns.”

Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg’s office hasn’t yet weighed in on what it will do, Bob McGovern reported in the Boston Herald on Wednesday.

“That’s probably because this high-profile case will be tough to prove in court. In Florida, you have to show that Lewandowski ‘actually and intentionally’ touched Fields against her will.”

McGovern wrote that the “ball is in Aronberg’s court now.”

“And even though he’s a well-known Hillary Clinton supporter, those who know Aronberg’s office say there is little reason to believe he’ll try to score political points by throwing the book at Lewandowski.”

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The official website for the Office of State Attorney for the 15th Judicial Circuit in Palm Beach County, Florida notes Aronberg, elected state attorney for the 15th Judicial Circuit in November 2012, is a former assistant attorney general, a White House fellow in 2000 and a Florida state senator.

“Dave Aronberg was born in Miami,” the Palm Beach County website continues. “He attended public schools before going on to graduate with honors from Harvard College and Harvard Law School. After graduation, he worked in the litigation department of a large South Florida law firm while also working closely with then-Insurance Commissioner Bill Nelson to investigate European insurance companies that refused to honor World War II-era policies sold to victims of the Holocaust.

“In 2010, Aronberg returned to the Florida Attorney General’s Office as a special prosecutor for prescription drug trafficking,” the website continues. “In his role as the Attorney General’s ‘Drug Czar,’ Aronberg led an anti-pill mill initiative that helped clean up the pain clinic industry and reduced the record number of people dying each day from oxycodone abuse.”

A Newsmax TV interview April 7, 2015, pitted Aronberg against Sid Dinerstein, chairman of the Republican Party of Florida, regarding how the antagonism between President Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would impact Florida voters.

3-30-16, Left-leaning Palm Beach County Florida State attorney and right-leaning chairman of the Republican Party of Florida debate the impact of the battle raging between President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the liberal base of the Democratic Party, in particular Jewish voters, and whether this could truly offer the GOP an opportunity in 2016.

Former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields filed assault charges against Lewandowski this week, alleging the campaign manager roughed her to the point of bruising her arm. She claims video of the incident proves she was wrongfully handled.

Trump, meanwhile, has defended Lewandowski, saying the video actually clears his campaign manager of wrongdoing. The candidate suggests Fields is using Florida law – which defines battery as just about any type of unwanted physical contact – for a political or personal agenda.

In a tweet, Trump wrote, as WND previously reported: “Wow, Corey Lewandowski, my campaign manager and a very decent man, was just charged with assaulting a reporter. Look at tapes – nothing there!”

One unnamed Secret Service agent, meanwhile, has given a different version of events, saying in a statement to the London Daily Mail that Fields “crossed in between agents and our protectee after being told not to,” and touched Trump first, WND reported.


Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2016/03/lewandowski-prosecutor-outed-as-hillary-supporter/#6CxIGzA3hpMIJyIy.99

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FOX News with Kelly the tranny:

Female Journos Sign Letter to Fire Trump Mgr: 'This Isn't About Simply One Reporter'

http://a57.foxnews.com/media2.foxnews.com/BrightCove/694940094001/2016/03/30/780/438/694940094001_4824035812001_1c9c2fd2-3551-496c-87d3-d04b19c020a8.jpg

As seen on The Kelly File (http://insider.foxnews.com/show/kelly-file)

A group of conservative female journalists put out a letter today demanding that Donald Trump remove campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, saying that Lewandowski's actions were "inexcusable and unprofessional."

Lewandowski was charged yesterday with simple battery, a misdemeanor, for grabbing reporter Michelle Fields after a Florida event.]

Conservative female journalists’ open letter to Trump: Tell Lewandowski ‘You’re fired!’ https://t.co/5MQ3CGFBwE pic.twitter.com/eICp5f3yZC (https://t.co/eICp5f3yZC)


Tonight on "Kelly File," one of the letter's signees, Katie Pavlich, said the response wasn't just about the incident, but about how the Trump campaign responded to Fields afterwards.

"We saw libel, defamation, slander, smearing of her reputation, simply for trying to do her job," she said. "This isn't just about simply one reporter. It's a bigger issue of the role of the press in America."

Pavlich said that Fields' character was smeared simply for exercising her First Amendment rights and doing her job.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a senior advisor for the Trump campaign, said that the real disagreement comes from the fact that nothing out of the ordinary took place at the event.

Megyn Kelly challenged Sanders on that assertion, saying that it's not common for a campaign manager to cause bruises, and then pressed her to explain how the Trump campaign did not use "intimidation" in the aftermath.

Sanders said that she thought the intimidation was going "both ways" and that Fields was also trying to pressure and intimidate the Trump campaign into admitting something was not true.
Watch more above.

[midnight rambler]

simply for trying to do her job

Does 'doing her job' include being an obnoxious, arrogant bitch who thinks the rules don't apply to her*??

*breaking through a Secret Service cordon, putting her hand on Trump and impeding his progress, asking questions when clearly the news conference is over and he's on the move exiting the room

[Glass]

Does 'doing her job' include being an obnoxious, arrogant bitch who thinks the rules don't apply to her*??

*breaking through a Secret Service cordon, putting her hand on Trump and impeding his progress, asking questions when clearly the news conference is over and he's on the move exiting the room

How is she any different to Piers Morgan or that other Douche who smacked someone around (his wife?) or that other douche who pretended to be in helicopter under attack in a war zone when he wrote a book?

She's a tough journalist getting to the truth of things.

[midnight rambler]

Does 'doing her job' include being an obnoxious, arrogant bitch who thinks the rules don't apply to her*??

*breaking through a Secret Service cordon, putting her hand on Trump and impeding his progress, asking questions when clearly the news conference is over and he's on the move exiting the room

Michelle Fields is such a special snowflake (big emphasis on the flake aspect)

[vacuum]

This is all hurting Trump short term, but in the grand scheme of things, the media is cannibalizing itself. They're destroying their reputation. They're helping alternative media. Truly interesting to watch.

[Cebu_4_2]

Transvestite Kelly Megan pushing it... He/She wont be on Dons good side, watch this bullshit agenda...

http://insider.foxnews.com/2016/03/30/female-journalists-sign-open-letter-fire-trump-campaign-manager

[midnight rambler]

This is all hurting Trump short term, but in the grand scheme of things, the media is cannibalizing itself. They're destroying their reputation. They're helping alternative media. Truly interesting to watch.

Private email server...? FBI investigation...? What private email server?? And exactly what's this about the FBI??

[Joshua01]

FOX News with Kelly the tranny:

Female Journos Sign Letter to Fire Trump Mgr: 'This Isn't About Simply One Reporter'

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As seen on The Kelly File (http://insider.foxnews.com/show/kelly-file)

A group of conservative female journalists put out a letter today demanding that Donald Trump remove campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, saying that Lewandowski's actions were "inexcusable and unprofessional."

Lewandowski was charged yesterday with simple battery, a misdemeanor, for grabbing reporter Michelle Fields after a Florida event.]

Conservative female journalists’ open letter to Trump: Tell Lewandowski ‘You’re fired!’ https://t.co/5MQ3CGFBwE pic.twitter.com/eICp5f3yZC (https://t.co/eICp5f3yZC)


Tonight on "Kelly File," one of the letter's signees, Katie Pavlich, said the response wasn't just about the incident, but about how the Trump campaign responded to Fields afterwards.

"We saw libel, defamation, slander, smearing of her reputation, simply for trying to do her job," she said. "This isn't just about simply one reporter. It's a bigger issue of the role of the press in America."

Pavlich said that Fields' character was smeared simply for exercising her First Amendment rights and doing her job.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a senior advisor for the Trump campaign, said that the real disagreement comes from the fact that nothing out of the ordinary took place at the event.

Megyn Kelly challenged Sanders on that assertion, saying that it's not common for a campaign manager to cause bruises, and then pressed her to explain how the Trump campaign did not use "intimidation" in the aftermath.

Sanders said that she thought the intimidation was going "both ways" and that Fields was also trying to pressure and intimidate the Trump campaign into admitting something was not true.
Watch more above.

The media is pushing this big time. Is there any doubt at all that we're being played like a old tired deck of cards?

[Neuro]

This is all hurting Trump short term, but in the grand scheme of things, the media is cannibalizing itself. They're destroying their reputation. They're helping alternative media. Truly interesting to watch.

I can't see how this is hurting Trump at all. They are pushing an obvious fraudulent story on someone who won't take this shit. I really can't see any downside to Trump on this overall, short or long term, in public opinion...

[EE_]

I can't see how this is hurting Trump at all. They are pushing an obvious fraudulent story on someone who won't take this shit. I really can't see any downside to Trump on this overall, short or long term, in public opinion...

Trump is hurt this week because of statements he's made on abortion, government, nuclear, his campaign manager and because there's the biggest barrage of attacks by the corrupt RNC and their billionaire friends, the liberal media, liberal Fox News and Bernie and Hillary. Everything is covered to take Trump down.

I have lost faith Trump will win the nomination. Corruption will win.

The question, what can the people do, other then voicing their opinion and not voting ever again?

Once Trump knows the fix has won and he is finished, I hope he uses what's left of his campaign to expose as many corrupt people in the party and government as he can.
He should also make statements to his followers, that the system, the government and Fox news care nothing about this country and the people. They only care about people in power and those who pay their handsome salaries.

This country is done! Got Revolution?

[collector]

A local experience;

I had to get two tires mounted and balanced yesterday. While I was sitting in the office waiting for the car to get finished, CNN was on and they were running this story. I was sitting there with another customer (male in his late 60s), the girl behind the desk (white, early 30s) and a mechanic checking service manuals on the computer (white male, early 30s). When Wolf Blitzer was parroting the usual talking points I noticed the girl's face - noticed an eye roll. I said "can you believe this nonsense, looks like another baseless hit piece against Trump. She responded, can it be any more obvious? The other customer said he thought she just wanted her 15 minutes of fame and the mechanic said that this whole story was just stupid.
From what i can tell, CNN is just showing itself for what it is - a propaganda / joke of a news network. No one is buying their lies and and this effort to discredit Trump and his staff is backfiring on all involved.

At this point, there's still hope...

[EE_]

Quote from Cruz on the Jimmy the faggot liberal Kimmel show

“If I were in my car and getting ready to reverse and saw Donald in the backup camera, I’m not confident which pedal I’d push.”

When I hear shit like this, I can only hope karma visits the Cruz family and finds them all dead in the street from a horrific semi/car accident.

[Glass]

Never tire of stories like these.

A local experience;

I had to get two tires mounted and balanced yesterday. While I was sitting in the office waiting for the car to get finished, CNN was on and they were running this story. I was sitting there with another customer (male in his late 60s), the girl behind the desk (white, early 30s) and a mechanic checking service manuals on the computer (white male, early 30s). When Wolf Blitzer was parroting the usual talking points I noticed the girl's face - noticed an eye roll. I said "can you believe this nonsense, looks like another baseless hit piece against Trump. She responded, can it be any more obvious? The other customer said he thought she just wanted her 15 minutes of fame and the mechanic said that this whole story was just stupid.
From what i can tell, CNN is just showing itself for what it is - a propaganda / joke of a news network. No one is buying their lies and and this effort to discredit Trump and his staff is backfiring on all involved.

At this point, there's still hope...

[ximmy]

Meanwhile Michelle Fields waits in hospital for justice.
http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/FlWkAwooJGg/0.jpg

[EE_]

Even kids hate this phony Christian piece of shit

She seem to be flicking him away like a booger

http://i.giphy.com/hS1HyJcP3P49a.gif

[Cebu_4_2]

Man thats creepy!

[Neuro]

Even kids hate this phony Christian piece of shit

She seem to be flicking him away like a booger

http://i.giphy.com/hS1HyJcP3P49a.gif

Children has a good sense of character...
http://cache3.asset-cache.net/gc/543900579-hitler-adolf-politician-nsdap-germany20-04-gettyimages.jpg?v=1&c=IWSAsset&k=2&d=X7WJLa88Cweo9HktRLaNXkYU7VCc7H9DJXqBdAHtNbUlVZpN oa2BoVoynTnib8D0JVJBxHEo0Yr5ebCCvKUu7w%3d%3d

[EE_]

TRUMP CAMP SPOTLIGHTS FIELDS' HISTORY OF 'BECOMING NEWS'
Reporter pressed charges against campaign manager because 'she likes it'
Published: 10 hours ago

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NEW YORK – Donald Trump’s suggestion in an interview Wednesday that former Breitbart News reporter Michelle Fields pressed battery charges against his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, because “she likes it,” echoed his campaign’s initial suggestion that Fields had a history of such allegations against public figures.



Two days after the March 8 incident, Trump campaign spokeswoman Hope Hicks said Fields’ accusation that Lewandowski “grabbed [her] tightly by the arm and yanked [her] down” was “entirely false” and that the staff had “no knowledge” of any confrontation.

“We leave it to others whether this (is) part of a larger pattern of exaggerating incidents, but on multiple occasions she has become part of the news story as opposed to reporting it,” Hicks said March 10. “Recall she also claimed to have been beaten by a New York City police officer with a baton.”

In an interview with NBC’s “Today” show Wednesday, Trump said he believes that even if Lewandowski had apologized to Fields, she would have gone ahead and filed battery charges.

“I think she would have pressed charges anyway, because I think she likes it,” Trump said.

Fields did not respond to WND requests for comment.

The March 8 incident at the Trump National Golf Course in Jupiter, Florida, after a press conference was captured in a video released Tuesday by the city’s police department. It shows Lewandowski reaching for Fields as she moves toward Trump then standing next to the candidate with a pen and phone.

Lewandowski, who plans to plead not guilty, turned himself in to Jupiter police on Tuesday morning and will appear May 4 in Palm Beach County Circuit Court on a misdemeanor battery charge.

In a column published March 10 by Breitbart, Fields said she approached Trump after the news conference to ask him a question.

“Trump acknowledged the question, but before he could answer I was jolted backwards,” Fields said. “Someone had grabbed me tightly by the arm and yanked me down. I almost fell to the ground, but was able to maintain my balance. Nonetheless, I was shaken.”

Trump has argued, however, that the overhead CCTV footage his staff gave to the police department doesn’t show her being yanked down and nearly falling to the ground.

Accused NYPD of assault

The New York City incident referenced by the Trump campaign took place in November 2011 when Fields, then a Daily Caller reporter, claimed she and videographer Direna Cousins “were struck” by NYPD officers as the police tried to clear the street of Occupy Wall Street protesters.

Daily Caller opinion editor J. Arthur Bloom quoted Fields saying: “The police officers were beating the protesters with batons, and were also beating the media. They hit Direna and me with batons. They hit other members of the press in order to get them to move out of the street.”

Bloom wrote that while Fields and Cousins were struck by the NYPD, “neither sustained injuries that required hospitalization.”

Fields said Cousins “had a camera in her hand and I had a microphone, and we were being hit.”

“When I fell to the ground I said at one point, ‘I’m just covering this! I’m covering this!’ And the officer just said, ‘Come on, get up, get up,’ before pulling me up by my jacket.'”

Bloom wrote that “in the crush of the crowd,” Fields and Cousins were unable to get off the street to comply with the NYPD orders, adding that “clear indications” that they were members of the press did not stop what he characterized as “the NYPD beating.”

“The protesters came up to me right away and asked if I needed any medical assistance. They were actually very kind and helpful. It was the police officers who were very aggressive,” Fields added.

In an interview with C-SPAN’s Brian Lamb after the Occupy Wall Street incident, Fields maintained the NYPD were the aggressors, while she found the Occupy protestors to be “quite kind.”

See the C-SPAN interview:


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The video of the incident shows Fields crying and upset but apparently unhurt.

There is no evidence she ever filed a police report.

On March 10, after the Trump incident, Fields’ friend Jamie Weinstein tweeted a photograph of her with the description: “Michelle getting pushed down by police during the Occupy Wall Street protests. Trump campaign serial liars.”

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MICHELLE FIELDS jamie weinstein TWEET on NYPD and OCCUPY WALL STREET PROTESTS

Accused Allen West

In March 2015, Charles C. Johnson at GotNews.com reported that Fields accused former U.S. congressman Allen West of groping her in front of an elevator while they were colleagues at PJ Media.

But Johnson said that after making the accusation, Fields “repeatedly and emphatically refused comment on the record and asked that I change her earlier confirmation which I have now done.”

On March 10, Lewandowski posted a tweet drawing attention to the GotNews.com report, commenting that Fields “is an attention seeker who once claimed Allen West Groped her but later went silent.”

West joined PJ Media’s Next Generation in TV January 2013 to host a Web show with Fields and Los Angeles radio host John Phillips.

West could not be reached by WND for comment.

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MICHELLE FIELDS daily mail PHOTO AND DAILY MAIL CAPTION on DICAPRIO INTERVIEW

DiCaprio and RFK Jr.

As a PJTV reporter, Fields “confronted” actor Leonardo DiCaprio about his lifestyle during a climate-change protest in New York City, and when DiCaprio refused to answer, Fields “was quickly pushed out of the way by a minder,” the Daily Mail in London reported in May 2014.

A PJTV video of the incident archived on YouTube shows Fields persisting in aggressive questioning even after it was apparent DiCaprio had no interest in responding.

See Fields’ interview with Leonardo DiCaprio:


Michelle Fields interviews Leonardo DiCaprio and Bernie Sanders

Fields posted a comment regarding the incident on Twitter, Sept. 21, 2014: “Talking to Leonardo DiCaprio about climate change. Don’t think he was happy about me bringing up his yachts & jets.”

At the same New York City climate-change protest, Fields cornered Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

See Fields interview with RFK Jr.:


Michelle Fields interviews Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at the People's Climate March in NYC

The Daily Mail reported Fields’ complaints that Kennedy “lost his cool,” “grabbed the microphone” from her and “pointed at her aggressively” after she pressed him, suggesting his lavish lifestyle was hypocritical.

In a tweet posted Sept. 21, 2014, Fields claimed Kennedy got “handsy with me.”

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MICHELLE FIELDS michelle fields TWEET on RFK JR __gets handsy__‘Assault and battery, Chicago style’

In an email to WND, Chicago-based reporter William J. Kelly commented that in Chicago, “what happened during the Lewandowski video would have been called ‘being nice.'”

Kelly writes for the American Spectator and has a monthly column on Newsmax.com.

Laura Grock, Kelly’s publicist, told WND that in Kelly’s reporting of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, formerly President Obama’s White House chief of staff, “a politician’s staff and security are routinely rough, never fail to make contact and regularly shove, push, hold people up against walls and trip reporters – even those who have never made any physical contact with the politician – a much different case than what happened with Mr. Lewandowski.”

To make the point, Grock forwarded to WND two videos.

In the first example, Emanuel’s staff shoved Kelly out of the way after the mayor didn’t want to answer questions.

See Rahm Emanuel staffer shove reporter:


Reporter William J. Kelly asks Rahm questions about Chicago violence, gets shoved by staffer

In the second incident, Emanuel’s staff surrounded, pushed and tripped Kelly numerous times as he was trying to interview the mayor, though he was nowhere near him.

See Rahm Emanuel’s staff get rough with reporter William Kelly:


Rahm's top staff get rough with reporter William J. Kelly

Kelly is also an Emmy award-winning TV producer and has contributed to the Washington Times communities section and Breitbart.com.


Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2016/03/trump-camp-spotlights-fields-history-of-becoming-news/#0Bq8S4yi8CECHgZ4.99

[EE_]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYjrHVTJ67c#t=386

[midnight rambler]

Mark Dice harassed Michelle Fields three years ago.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8D3Ohyf4Gs

[EE_]

More Dice


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99y4ElEYjuA


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHa7Ruu2BGI

[Neuro]

Mark Dice harassed Michelle Fields three years ago.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8D3Ohyf4Gs

Poor woman, she manages to meet the worst criminals of all and they all attack her person, who will it be next Robbespierre? Pol Pot? Hitler? Stalin? Orwell?

[Cebu_4_2]

VIDEO: Greta Van Susteren Takes MASSIVE Stand For Trump’s Right Hand Man… This Was Unexpected


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There has much ado made about an incident that transpired several weeks ago in which billionaire businessman Donald Trump’s campaign manager Corey Lewandowski was alleged to have grabbed now-former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields after a Florida news conference.

The ongoing saga involving countless hours of in-depth analysis of multiple videos and still frames from various angles has finally resulted in a criminal battery charge (http://conservativetribune.com/campaign-battery-charge-trump/) being filed against Lewandowski.

After the charge was announced, Trump declared, “I’m not going to let a person’s life be destroyed over somebody that we have on tape. And you just take a look at what people are saying when they see that incident on tape. And no jury, in my opinion, no jury would convict a man and destroy a man over what you had here.”

It would seem that Trump is not alone in his assessment of the merits of the case, as noted legal expert and Fox News host Greta Van Susteren (http://conservativetribune.com/over-30000-people-just-liked/), along with her two legal analyst guests, reached a similar conclusion.

The general consensus was that they would all find it highly difficult to actually win this case in court, and that there were likely political motivations (http://conservativetribune.com/lewandowski-prosecutors-secret/) behind the filing of the charge.

“In my wildest dreams I don’t see how a jury ever convicts on this with all the ambiguity,” Van Susteren stated.

“In fact, it looks like two Secret Service who were protecting Donald Trump are reaching for her,” she continued. “I don’t know whether or not that is what is provoking the bruises or not. That’s the problem. Here’s your reasonable doubt right there.”

Van Susteren makes a valid point in bringing up the issue of “reasonable doubt,” as in all of the aforementioned hours of scouring the various videos and still frames, though contact was certainly possible, not a single shot has appeared that conclusively shows Lewandowski’s hand on Fields’ arm.

It would be nice if the media would simply make a report on the matter and then move along to the more serious issues at hand, such as protecting the country, strengthening the economy, and undoing the destructive agenda that has been foisted upon us over the past eight years.