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Boehner IS The Best Fraud On Capitol Hill!

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Boehner’s ties with special interest groups, and his eagerness to brazenly take their money is well known, but the Speaker may have pushed things way too far in 2012. Speaker Boehner seems to have dodged an SEC investigation into his financial involvement with the companies that would benefit from the Keystone XL pipeline, but it appears that lure of Citizens United fueled conservative cash was too much for the Speaker to resist last year.

Similar allegations against Boehner surfaced in June, when an FEC complaint was filed against him for accepting $2.5 million in illegal donations from the Venezuelan government run Chevron. It turns out that Boehner’s illegal activities go way beyond Keystone XL and Chevron.

Speaker Boehner’s has been getting away with these kinds of illegal activities for decades, but the walls may finally be closing in on one of the worst Speakers in American political history.(Click For More)

Boehner's and Reid's Farm Bill Fraud on America
Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) politely explained the collusion between rural Republicans and big-city Democrats that resulted in the $1 trillion (over ten years) Farm Bill. This is a $1 trillion tax on all Americans, especially our children. Lee referred to the bill as a: “Beltway marriage of convenience between welfare and corporate welfare.”

Instead of debating and voting for or against food stamps and farm insurance separately, this “marriage” traded $800 billion of food stamps for $200 billion of farm insurance. This is devious and deceptive and is commonly referred to as “logrolling” by America's political elites.

Much more devious was how Speaker of the House Boehner (R-OH) and Senate Majority Leader Reid (D-NV) forced rural and conservative Republicans to participate in the deception. Outraged, Lee called this manipulation a “bullying, disenfranchising shake-down of the American west.”(Click For More)

"Here in the House, the people's priorities continue to be our priorities," House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) told a news conference on Wednesday -- one day after the father of Kate Steinle, a murdered San Francisco woman, urged Congress to pass legisation that would take felonious illegal aliens off America's streets for good.

But on Wednesay, Boehner listed "the people's priorities" as entitlement reform; human trafficking; veterans' health care; free trade, EPA regulations; the National Defense Authorization Bill; and the Iran nuclear deal.

Completely missing from the list of "the people's priorities" was the issue of illegal immigration and sanctuary cities.(Click For Link)

After all, Boehner and the other advocates of comprehensive immigration reform simply cannot openly acknowledge massive illegal alien-driven document fraud and identity theft since it would destroy the image of the good, hard-working, honest illegal alien. And if that image is destroyed, then so is comprehensive immigration reform.

If Boehner and other politicians were to acknowledge the commission of serious job-related felonies, including identity theft, by 75 percent of illegal aliens they would either have to deny the vast majority of illegal aliens legal status or they would have to openly acknowledge that illegal aliens are being given amnesty from serious felonies while their victims are left holding the bag and while American citizens and legal residents are being prosecuted for these very same crimes.(Click For More)

House Speaker John Boehner is under congressional investigation, according to the House Judiciary Committee, after allegedly accepting both direct payment and campaign contributions from the Pfizer corporation for starring in a not-yet-released commercial for the company’s newest erectile dysfunction medication.

Congressman and House Judiciary member Scott Peters (D-CA) alleges that Boehner appeared in the commercial in January, and accepted both $95,000 in direct payment and a one-time $40,000 donation to his 2016 reelection campaign. If true, Boehner would have violated House rules prohibiting him from accepting payment or gifts.

The commercial allegedly shows Boehner sitting on a park bench, crying while beautiful women walk past him, while he narrates an inner monologue, saying “I wish I could get a Boehner, and show these ladies that I’m not a total Boehner.” Then, what Peters describes as “a magical animated elf” appears, promoting Pfizer’s unidentified new pill, after which a reinvigorated John Boehner is surrounded by women, one of whom says “now that’s what I call a Boehner!”

Judiciary Committee Republicans have been tight-lipped on the commercial, with some speculating that a GOP coup against the Speaker of the House might stem out of the investigation. Peters also says he believes Republicans are “on board” with the investigation, based on his personal conversations with committee members. (Click To read More)

John Boehner Admits To Giving Bribes From Big Tobacco On The House Floor...Why Does The Media Consider Him Credible?
In this 1996 documentary by PBS called "The People and the Power Game," John Boehner is caught red-handed in an amazing act of corruption, and his biggest critics are fellow Republicans.

Boehner: Mine asked me to give out a half dozen checks quickly before we got to the end of the month and I complied. I did it on the House floor which I regret and I should not have done, it's not a violation of the House rules, but it's a practice that's gone on here for a long time.

Were the checks from tobacco companies?

Boehner: Ahh, I think if my memory serves me correctly, I think it was a tobacco company, yes.

....but in this case tobacco's well timed contributions helped save its subsidy. The people that were passing out the checks won. (Read more Here)