Tim Kaine (vote, campaign, ethical, illegal)

[MUTGR]

Tim Kaine accepted clothes, vacation as gifts - POLITICO

...he's the perfect running mate for Hillary "wall street" Clinton.

[natalie469]

Originally Posted by MUTGR

Tim Kaine accepted clothes, vacation as gifts - POLITICO

...he's the perfect running mate for Hillary "wall street" Clinton.

You won't vote for them anyway so why do you care.

[ambient]

Originally Posted by MUTGR

Tim Kaine accepted clothes, vacation as gifts - POLITICO

...he's the perfect running mate for Hillary "wall street" Clinton.

He did nothing illegal - it was all perfectly in play based on Virginia law.

He also fully disclosed all of it, not hiding anything.

No evidence of any corruption or quid pro quo, as was the case with Bob McDonnell.

Of course, it is in your interest to spin it into a lie that implies illegal and unethical activity, so that's what you'll do.

Put it this way: it's as legal and in bounds as Trump stiffing a bunch of people for that waste of a time Trump University of his.

Oh, and by the way: Mike Pence did the same. Do your research on that.

[Floorist]

Originally Posted by MUTGR

Tim Kaine accepted clothes, vacation as gifts - POLITICO

...he's the perfect running mate for Hillary "wall street" Clinton.

You spelled his name wrong in the thread title.

[swbtoo]

I like him. When he smiles that full chubby-faced smile, he reminds me of Bugs Bunny.

[BentBow]

Originally Posted by MUTGR

Tim Kaine accepted clothes, vacation as gifts - POLITICO

...he's the perfect running mate for Hillary "wall street" Clinton.

Wall Street and the big Banks are loving the choice, so the rich can get richer and the poor get poorer.

[saltine]

Kaine and Unable- the globalist dynamic duo.. Your vote

[bluesjuke]

Originally Posted by southward bound

I like him. When he smiles that full chubby-faced smile, he reminds me of Bugs Bunny.

It's all like a cartoon.

[ambient]

What about Mike Pence and the campaign funds he used to pay his mortgage and credit cards? Crickets in that one, huh?

[Ringo1]

Tim Kaine seems to be a good man from all indications. He'd best get his position on Wall Street more in line with the base however and quickly.