Category: Clinton

Vote count 2012, 2016 and 2020 by state and (D) vs (R) . (2020 as per 10/15)

State      ·  Clinton (D) Trump (R) D %    R %   D’12  D’16 Margin Total ’12     Total ’16

                     Votes           Votes      2016   2016      Margin   Shift    Votes           Votes  

2020          Biden (D)   Trump (R)                        total 2020

Raw Votes vs. ’12 U.S.

 Total      65,844,610 62,979,636 48.2% 46.1%  3.9% 2.1% -1.8% 129,075,630 136,628,459 

2020        79,982,189 73,288,903                                                       153,271,062  

Swing States

Arizona*     1,161,167 1,252,401 45.1% 48.7% -9.1% -3.5% 5.5% 2,299,254 2,573,165

2020            1,672,054 1,661,677 49.4% 49.1%

Colorado*   1,338,870 1,202,484 48.2% 43.3%  5.4% 4.9% -0.5% 2,569,521 2,780,220

2020            1,803,921 1,364,202 55,4% 41.9%

 Florida*     4,504,975 4,617,886. 47.8% 49.0%  0.9% -1.2% -2.1% 8,474,179 9,420,039

2020            5,297,029 5,668,728  47.9% 51.2%

Iowa*             653,669    800,983  41.7% 51.1%  5.8% -9.4% -15.2% 1,582,180 1,566,031

2020              758,597     897,356  45%    53,2% 

Maine*           357,735.   335,593. 47.8% 44.9% 7.3% 15.3% 3.0% -12.3% 713,180 747,927

2020               430,023    359,502  52.9%  44.2%

Michigan*   2,268,839 2,279,543  47.3% 47.5% 9.5% -0.2% -9.7% 4,730,961 4,799,284

2020             2,795,184 2,649,063 50.6%  47,9%

Minnesota*  1,367,716 1,322,951  46.4% 44.9% 7.7% 1.5% -6.2% 2,936,561 2,944,813

Nevada*         539,260.    512,058. 47.9% 45.5% 6.7% 2.4% -4.3% 1,014,918 1,125,385

2020               703,486     669,890  50.1%  47.7%

N. Hampshire 348,526     345,790  46.8% 46.5% 5.6% 0.4% -5.2% 710,972 744,158

2020                423,291     365,373  52.8% 45.6%

N. Carolina* 2,189,316. 2,362,631. 46.2% 49.8%  -2.0% -3.7% -1.6% 4,505,372 4,741,564

2020              2,683,787  2,757,112  48.7% 50%

Ohio*            2,394,164  2,841,005  43.6% 51.7% 3.0% -8.1% -11.1% 5,580,840 5,496,487

2020              2,603,731  3,074,418  46.5% 52.1%

Pennsylvania2,926,441 2,970,733   47.9% 48.6%  5.4% -0.7% -6.1% 5,753,546 6,115,402

2020             3,434,458  3,361,131  50.0%  48,9%

Wisconsin*  1,382,536 1,405,284   46.5% 47.2%  6.9% -0.8% -7.7% 3,068,434 2,976,150

2020             1,630,683 1,610,139   49.6%  48.9%

Non-Swing States

Alabama*        729,547 1,318,255  34.4% 62.1% -22.2% -27.7% -5.5% 2,074,338 2,123,372

2020                 843,724 1,434,315  36.6% 62.3%

Alaska*           116,454    163,387   36.6% 51.3%  -14.0% -14.7% -0.7% 300,495 318,608

2020   (98%)   150,155    185,807   43%    53.2%

Arkansas*        380,494.   684,872. 33.7% 60.6% -23.7% -26.9 -3.2% 1,069,468 1,130,635

2020                 418,811    757,315   34,6% 62.6%

California*   8,753,788 4,483,810 61.7% 31.6% 23.1% 30.1% 7.0% 13,038,547 14,181,595

2020 (96%) 10,759,316 5,749,736 63.8% 34.1%

Connecticut*   897,572    673,215 ,54.6% 40.9%  17.3% 13.6% -3.7% 1,558,114 1,644,920

2020             1,080,471    714,581  59.3%  39.2%

Delaware*       235,603    185,127  53.4% 41.9%  18.6% 11.4% -7.2% 413,890 441,590

2020                295,493    199,829  58.8%  39.8%

D. C.*              282,830      12,723  90.9%   4.1%  83.6% 86.8% 3.1% 293,764 311,268

2020                307,265       18,172  92.9%  5.5%

Georgia*       1,877,963  2,089,104 45.9% 51.0%  -7.8% -5.2% 2.7% 3,900,050 4,092,373

2020              2,472,002  2,457,880 49.5% 49.2%            

Hawaii*           266,891     128,847  62.2% 30.0%  42.7% 32.2% -10.5% 434,697 428,937

2020  (96%)     365,802    196,602  63.7%  34.3%

Idaho*             189,765     409,055  27.5% 59.3%  -31.9% -31.8% 0.1% 652,274 690,255

2020                 286,991     554,019 33.1%  63.9%

Illinois*        3,090,729   2,146,015  55.8% 38.8%  16.9% 17.1% 0.2% 5,242,014 5,536,424

2020             3.414.236   2,405,750  57.6%  40.6%

Indiana*      1,033,126.  1,557,286.37.8% 56.9% -10.2%-19.2% -9.0% 2,624,534 2,734,958

2020             1,242,163   1,729,472   41%    57.1%

Kansas*          427,005      671,018  36.1% 56.7%  -21.7% -20.6% 1.1% 1,159,971 1,184,402

2020                551,144       752,903  41.3% 56.5%

Kentucky*     628,854   1,202,971 32.7% 62.5%  -22.7% -29.8% -7.1% 1,797,212 1,924,149

2020                 772,285   1,326,418  36.2% 62.1%

Louisiana*      780,154 1,178,638 38.4% 58.1%  -17.2% -19.6% -2.4% 1,994,065 2,029,032

2020                856,034    1,255,776  39.9% 58.5%

Maryland*    1,677,928.     943,169  60.3% 33.9%  26.1% 26.4% 0.3% 2,707,327 2,781,446

2020              1,905,407     958,547   65.3% 32.9%

Mass.*          1,995,196   1,090,893  60.0% 32.8%  23.1% 27.2% 4.1% 3,167,767 3,325,046

2020              2,316,338   1,148,777 65.6%  32.6%

Mississippi*   485,131    700,714  40.1% 57.9%  -11.5% -17.8% -6.3% 1,285,584 1,209,357

2020                514,891       741,571  40.4% 58.2%   

Missouri*     1,071,068   1,594,511 38.1% 56.8%  -9.4% -18.6% -9.3% 2,757,323 2,808,605

2020             1,242,851   1,711,848   41.3% 56.9%

Montana*        177,709       279,240  35.7% 56.2%  -13.7% -20.4% -6.8% 484,048 497,147

2020                 244,833      343,643  40.5% 56.9%

Nebraska*       284,494       495,961  33.7% 58.7%  -21.8% -25.0% -3.3% 794,379 844,227

2020                 371,921      553,793   39.3% 58.6%

N. Jersey*    2,148,278   1,601,933  55.5% 41.4%  17.8% 14.1% -3.7% 3,640,292 3,874,046

2020  (94%) 2,419,324   1,759,713   57.2% 41.6%

New Mexico* 385,234.    319,666.   48.3% 40.0%  10.1% 8.2% -1.9% 783,758 798,318

 2020              499,782      401,361     54.3% 43.5%  901143

New York*  4,547,218   2,814,346  59.0% 36.5%  28.2% 22.5% -5.7% 7,072,083 7,710,126

2020 (81%)  3,804,597   2,890,532  56.1% 42.6%

North Dakota* 93,758       216,794  27.2% 63.0%  -19.6% -35.7% -16.1% 322,932 344,360

2020                114,902      235,595  31.9% 65.5%

Oklahoma*   420,375      949,136 28.9% 65.3%  -33.5% -36.4% -2.8% 1,334,872 1,452,992

2020              503,289     1,018,870 32.3%  65.4%

Oregon*     1,002,106.       782,403. 50.1% 39.1%  12.1% 11.0% -1.1% 1,789,270 2,001,336

2020            1,329,567       949,646   56.9% 40.6%

Rhode Island* 252,525      180,543  54.4% 38.9%  27.5% 15.5% -11.9% 446,049 464,144

2020                306,192       199,830  59.6% 38.9%

 S. Carolina* 855,373 1,155,389 40.7% 54.9% -10.5% -14.3% -3.8% 1,964,118 2,103,027

2020                 1,091,348 1,384,852   43,4% 55.1%

South Dakota*   117,458    227,721 31.7% 61.5%  -18.0% -29.8% -11.8% 363,815 370,093

2020    (94%)       150,467    261,035 35.6% 61.8%

Tennessee*     870,695  1,522,925 34.7% 60.7% -20.4% -26.0% -5.6% 2,458,577 2,508,027

2020                  1,139,666  1,849,211 37.4% 60.7%

Texas*            3,877,868  4,685,047  43.2% 52.2%  -15.8% -9.0% 6.8% 7,993,851 8,969,226

2020                  5,236,610  5,874,547  46.5% 52.1%

Utah*        310,676 515,231 27.5% 45.5% 27.0% -48.0% -18.1% 30% 1,017,40 1,131,430

2020                     555,694      852.677 37.8%  58%

Vermont*       178,573     95,369 56.7% 30.3% 13.1% 35.6% 26.4% -9.2% 299,290 315,067

2020                   242,805       112,688 66.4% 30.8%

Virginia*     1,981,473 1,769,443 49.8% 44.4% 5.8% 3.9% 5.3% 1.5% 3,854,489 3,982,752

2020                   2,404,510   1,961,126 54.3% 44.3%

Washington* 1,742,718 1,221,747 51.8% 36.3% 14.9% 15.5% 0.6% 3,125,516 3,365,644

2020                    3,359,319   1,574,498 58.4%  39%    

West Virginia* 188,794 489,371 26.5% 68.6% -26.8% -42.2% -15.4% 670,438 713,051

2020                       235,657     544,826  29.7% 68.6%

Wyoming*      55,973  174,419 21.9% 68.2% -40.8% -46.3% -5.5% 249,061 255,849

2020                         73,491     193,559 26.7% 70.4%

What is hate speech?

What is hate speech?

Hillary Clinton put up this tweet on Saturday morning, just before the terrible shooting tragedy in El Paso that killed 22 people and wounded more than two dozen.

The El Paso shooter, Patrick Crusius of Allen Tx, was a registered Democrat, held anti illegal immigrant views since before Donald Trump became President, pointed out that one of his biggest fears was what illegal immigration did to the environment and climate change. His manifesto, published two hours before the shooting mentioned the massacre in Christchurch, NZ, which also defines him as anti Muslim. The interpretation of his manifesto has been that he is a white supremacist, but other parts seem to indicate that he believes in sustainability and has to reduce the overall population of the world.

It looks as though Connor Betts, the Dayton shooter, who killed nine people Saturday night, one of them his own sister, was a registered Democrat, Satanist, vehement anti-Trumper, and supporter of one of the Democratic presidential candidates. I do not mention her name, she has no personal responsibility for the shooting.

Now back to Hillary’s tweet. It mentions climate emergency as if it were a fact and only by voting Democrat can this emergency be averted. This is delusional at best and a flat out lie at worst. Let us take a look at what is happening to Greenland this year.

It is true that we are having a heatwave over Greenland the last four days, and there has been some ice-melt. See chart from the Danish Meteorological Institute

in 2011-2012 there  was a much larger ice-melt. By contrast, the last 4 years the ice accumulation has been above normal and Greenland actually grew its glaciers. This year nearly all snow storms went between Greenland and Scandinavia so the snow did not accumulate as fast, which means it is old ice melting in the western parts of Greenland. This is perfectly normal and now the sun is so low on the horizon that melted water actually reflects the sun more than the ice, so the melting is about over for this year. Hillary is no climate scientist, and all this fear mongering does is trying to whip up a frenzy, so much so that us “climate deniers” (a term reserved for climate change realists) should be exterminated, or at least castrated. This too is hate speech.

One more verse to the “ode to Hillary Clinton” song. Hillary the Cyber Security Expert.

News item: Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton will serve as a keynote speaker at the Cyber Defense Summit 2019, the cybersecurity company FireEye announced on Thursday, May 30.

“We are pleased to announce that Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will be a featured keynote at our #FireEyeSummit in October! Secretary Clinton will engage in an intimate Q&A keynote discussion,” a tweet from the company read.

This calls for one more verse to the Ode to Hillary song:

As Cybersecurity expert in making,

She still is supreme in sincerity faking.

For she was not a sloth,

no, she wiped with a cloth

her server, top secrets for hackers free taking.

It is guessed that her unsecured e-mail server had been accessed by at least five foreign entities, we will never find out who, since the server had been wiped clean using BleachBit after the server had been requested to be preserved for evidence of potential hacking.

The rest of the song: https://lenbilen.com/2015/04/11/ode-to-hilary-clinton-a-song/

If you care about climate change, vote Republican!

The Climate change pace in this plot

shows voting this fall means a lot.

No original sin

if Republicans win

since temperatures will be less hot.

From Wattsupwiththat.com comes this interesting plot: (Thanks, David Middleton)avid Middleton)

From this we can see that the global temperature changes according to hadcrut4gl are:

During the presidency of George H W Bush temperatures fell by 0.20 C/decade

During the presidency of Bill Clinton temperatures rose by 0.26 C/decade

During the presidency of George W Bush temperatures fell by 0.04 C/decade

During the presidency of Barack H Obama temperatures rose by 0.42 C/decade

So far , during the Presidency of Donald J Trump global temperatures have receded 0.24 C.

It seems the hot air has gone out of Washington.

Any questions?

 

 

Hillary okayed sale of Uranium mine to Russia for bribes, donations and a honorarium.

So Hillary sold our Uranium

for bribes and a huge honorarium.

Putin sold to Iran

yellow cake, with no ban.

Is anything left in her cranium?

This sheds new light on her “Reset” with Russia in Geneva, March 2009.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton opened her first extended talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov by giving himperegruzka a present meant to symbolize the Obama administration’s vow to “press the reset button” on U.S.-Russia relations.

She handed a palm-sized box wrapped with a bow. Lavrov opened it and pulled out the gift: a red button on a yellow base with a Russian word peregruzka printed on top.

“We worked hard to get the right Russian word. Do you think we got it?” Clinton asked.

“You got it wrong,” Lavrov said.

Instead of “reset,” Lavrov said the word on the box meant “overcharge.”peregruzkareset

Hillary and Sergei laughed.

“We won’t let you do that to us,” she said.

It doesn’t say ПЕРЕГРУЗКА on the button, it says PEREGRUZKA. The mistranslation is bad enough, but using Roman letters instead of Cyrillic? What was going on? Didn’t anyone realize they use a different alphabet over there? There are two possible explanations: Ignorance, or arrogance on the part of the Hillary Clinton State Department. I know  Hillary Clinton has demonstrated plenty of both in statements such as: “What difference does it make?”

How has this reset worked out for us? Besides Iran, Syria, Turkey, Hezbollah, Libya, Pakistan, Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria and many other countries where U.S. and Russia have opposing interests, and Poland where we plainly sold out the missile defense, we are in a pickle on at least two fronts:

1. Space exploration.

Since Obama made it NASA’s highest priority to promote the contributions of Islam to science and the scrapping of the space shuttle program with no replacements in sight we are still totally dependent on Russia to ferry our astronaut scientists to and from the space station.

Russia is doing the rational thing: Tripling the fees from $22 million to  $71 million to transport just one American astronaut to the International Space Station (ISS) aboard its Soyuz spacecraft in 2016. –

2. Uranium. By selling 20% of our Uranium to Russia via a Canadian Corporation in exchange for a a total of $145 million donations to the Clinton Foundation and a half million dollar speaking fee for Bill Clinton, this has left us vulnerable to extortion, since we are 90% dependent on imported Uranium for our electricity production. The U.S. only have 1.9% of the world’s Uranium resources. Losing control over 20% of the 1.9% means we are now even more vulnerable in our power generation, not to mention national security.

Maybe Hillary really meant “Overcharge” instead of reset? Hillary, as well as Obama seemed to love to give money and influence to our adversaries instead of caring about our economy at home.

We need a major national effort in developing Thorium based Nuclear energy. there is a million year supply of Thorium, as opposed to Uranium, where we are hopelessly reduced to importing 92% or more of our need.

Here are https://lenbilen.com/2017/07/14/twenty-two-reasons-to-rapidly-develop-thorium-based-nuclear-power-generation/

Who rebuked David Duke and who flew the rebel flag?

How racist was once David Duke?

Yes,  Trump gave resounding rebuke.

But Bill Clinton, Al Gore

showed their symbols galore.

Their rebel flag flown was no fluke.

In a 1991 CNN interview, Donald Trump remarked that he hated seeing support for David Duke because it shows there’s a lot of “anger” and “hostility in this country” and said President George H.W. Bush “had to come out against him.”

On the other hand this was Bill Clinton and Al Gore’s campaign flag in 1992

Who is the racist?

It is true the flag was not official Clinton campaign material. It was only used in the Southern states, and so they could deny any connection, even knowing about it in the Northern states, Targeted marketing.

Why was Obama silent on Russian hacking before the election? A Limerick.

Obama did not mention hacking

’til Trump sent old Hillary packing.

For he couldn’t reveal

how the Dem’s tried to steal

the process by voter fraud backing.

Hmm, let’s see. Obama knew of Russian successful hacking of two states, Illinois and Arizona, and knew of Russia trying to hack 21 states election processes. The DNC computer server was hacked, and they prevented FBI and NSC from investigating the server. It can only mean the DNC had their own illegal election fraud operation going on, and silence was a necessity. After the election he tried to frame the Trump election operation.

Makes sense.

One final verse to the Hillary Nursery rhyme: Hillary blaming everybody but herself.

I thought I was through with the Hillary Nursery Rhyme, but this adds one final verse:

 Hillary, Hillary, where have you been?“It’s  none of your business, for I am the queen.”

……more……………

Hillary, Hillary, who do you blame?

“The FBI, James Coney, the Russians, Vladimir Putin, ‘Anti-American forces’, low information voters, voters wanting change, Obama winning two terms, people assuming I’d win, misogynists, racists, homophobics, suburban white women, anti women’s reproductive rights groups, Christians still believing God’s word, misleading polling numbers, the vast right wing conspiracy paper ‘The New York Times’, television executives showing right wing bias, cable news, the right wing documentaries of netflix, democrats not making progressive documentaries, Facebook, Twitter, Wikileaks, Fake News, ‘Content farms in Macedonia’, hostile local news reporters, the Republican Party, the Democrat Party, and the DNC being so broke that I personally had to inject funds to get their full cooperation,

but not me, and not Trump, that’s a shame.”

Thanks, that’s should do it.

The whole nursery rhyme: https://lenbilen.com/2015/05/17/hillary-clinton-as-a-nursery-rhyme/

There she lies! Hillary Clinton commencement speech at Wellesley College, a Limerick.

Was Nixon impeached, or was Bill?

No, Nixon resigned, showed good will.

But Bill Clinton, unshamed

was impeached in the end,

and Hillary is an old shrill.

“We were furious about the past presidential election of a man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace with his impeachment for obstruction of justice, after firing the person running the investigation into him at the Department of Justice,” Clinton said at her commencement speech, discussing the sentiment on campus the year that she graduated from Wellesley College.

How many lies has Hillary Clinton told? They are too numerous to count.

Clinton and Sessions, Trump and Comey. Which firing was worse? A Limerick.

Was firing of Comey Nixonian?

And firing of Sessions Clintonian?

Both were Hillary’s fault

from her vicious assault

on truth, life and freedom: Hillaryian.

The comparison of firing of special prosecutor Archibald Fox with the firing of FBI director Comey is far fetched at best. Archibald Fox had one job: to investigate Nixon and was hot on his trail when he was fired.  Comey was FBI director and had hundreds of investigations, none of which he personally led and which continued unchanged after he was fired.

Bill Clinton on the other hand fired Bill Sessions after trumped up, but true ethics violations such as taking personal trips on FBI air-planes  and having a 10,000 dollar fence installed around his house for personal protection, all on taxpayers dime. The real reason for the firing of Sessions was that he was investigating Bill’s and Hillary’s multiple criminal acts left over from their time in Arkansas. A short time before somebody from the White House (Hillary?) had requested all FBI files on their political opponents and not fully reliable friends, and got the complete dossiers from A to F, but then somebody leaked the information and they stopped their “mistake” . Sessions was fired and the next day Vincent Foster was found dead, ruled suicide. He was to have testified before congress a few days later about Hillary’s Rose Law Firm’s records, among other things. Bill Clinton had another candidate ready for the FBI job, Louis Freeh, more to his liking. He would know better than to look for the skeletons in the Clintons’ closets.

No comparison can be made with Trump’s firing of Comey, except that they were both sudden and expected. Comey had usurped authority by taking it on himself to exonerate Hillary Clinton on the e-mail scandal, a job that only the deputy attorney General or the AG herself could do. In addition he failed to investigate numerous crimes, such as Fast and Furious, IRS, national security leaks, too name a few. His firing was necessary to restore confidence in FBI.