We all know the New York Times just reported that both John and Tony Podesta have been swooped up as part of Mueller's ongoing Russia investigation.
Interestingly enough, even if it was a fluff piece to prop them up or try to secure some public sympothy for their suffering now, the article went out of its way to include a comment and link to the infamous ARTWORK.
Tony Podesta moved into a 7,000-square-foot house in Washington’s exclusive Kalorama neighborhood, which he had bought for $3.9 million in addition to his homes in Australia and Venice. After three years of renovations, he turned it into a fund-raising hot spot with a modern art collection and a wine cellar with thousands of bottles.
Why is that important? The linked article is old, June 2015, but here is the very FIRST SENTENCE:
If you've ever dreamed of strolling through a museum with a slice of pizza and glass of win in hand, you need to befriend superlobbyist Tony Podesta.
Later on in the same article, whose name should appear?
Currently he has collected from 40 different artists in some depth, with his top five being Marina Abramovic, Vik Muniz, Bourgeois, Olafur Eliasson and Antony Gormley.
Old news, right? Or maybe it's intended to remind us all that Podesta and Pizza are now forever inextricable.
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Shillaxe ago
Wine cellar is above the torture chamber I presume.
therealkrispy ago
Something tells me there's just sound proofing behind the bottles. Wine cellars have wall mounted racks that are easy to tie things to.
Shillaxe ago
Red wine 🍷, what better to cover bloodstains, fava beans ?
GodSaveTheMeme ago
I had a nice chianti once, unfortunately the bottom had crystallized.