A gun-wielding man wearing a Hillary Clinton mask robbed a Sterling bank on Dec. 27, authorities said.
The man walked into the Wachovia bank in Community Plaza about 9:14 a.m., approached a teller, brandished a firearm and demanded cash, according to Loudoun County sheriff’s office reports.
The robber then fled the bank in an unknown direction with an undisclosed amount of cash. No injuries were reported, according to Kraig Troxell, spokesman for the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office. (See bank robber photo and read more.)
B.S. Report–This story fooled me for a second…I thought it was really Hillary–after all, the Clintons’ have been on a crime spree across America (and abroad) for over 20 years. However, upon reflection, the Clintons usually try to be a little more subtle when committing their assaults.
The Constitution of the United States begins with the words “We the people.” But neither the Constitution nor “we the people” will mean anything if politicians and judges can continue to do end runs around both.
Bills passed too fast for anyone to read them are blatant examples of these end runs. But last week, another of these end runs appeared in a different institution when the medical “end of life consultations” rejected by Congress were quietly enacted through bureaucratic fiat by administrators of Medicare. (Read more.)
From CBS Sports (Pics and video added by B.S. Report)
The New York Giants and Green Bay Packers endured disheartening losses last week that essentially ended each team’s chances of winning division titles. Going to the playoffs as a wild card, however, is well within the reach of both.
The Giants can clinch a playoff spot with a victory at Lambeau Field over the Packers, who would guarantee a berth by winning their last two games and will have Aaron Rodgers back Sunday.
New York (9-5) suffered a stunning collapse in blowing a 21-point lead with 7 1/2 minutes left in a 38-31 defeat to Philadelphia. The only scenario in which the Giants can win the NFC East now is with two victories and two losses by the Eagles. (Read more.)
From CBS Sports (Pics and video added by B.S. Report)
Rex Ryan and the New York Jets would like to focus on business matters instead of personal ones. The Chicago Bears have already taken care of their business by winning the NFC North.
Ryan and the Jets will try to overcome the latest bizarre controversy and clinch a return to the playoffs when they face the Bears on Sunday at Soldier Field for the first time in 13 years.
New York (10-4) needs a win to secure a second consecutive playoff berth. However, Ryan found himself in the middle of a report this week claiming he and his wife, Michelle, participated in foot-fetish videos available on the Internet. (Read more.)
