The nothingness of the substance for the "not a pretty picture" statement was telling. Grasping and more grasping is all I read. The angst involved with making something out of nothing must be excruciating.
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The nothingness of the substance for the "not a pretty picture" statement was telling. Grasping and more grasping is all I read. The angst involved with making something out of nothing must be excruciating.
Trump vindicated in bullshit made up Russia witch hunt, Dow sets another record high. #Winning,MAGA!
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Yep, and the DEM corruption exposed. Lynch, Rice and Co. are looking real bad right now.
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COMEY ADMITS DEM. CORRUPTION: AG Loretta Lynch Directed Comey To Address Crooked Hillary Emails As A “Matter” Not “Investigation” or “Probe”
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...illary-emails-matter-not-investigation-probe/
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...illary-emails-matter-not-investigation-probe/
Is that kind of like didn't "inhale"?
Ir cracks me up (and it shouldn't) that the MSM says "TRUMP LIED" and the sheep eat it up. Go to Fox News and it's "Comey admits that Trump didn't coerce" but it's not made national news. Anything to take Trump down'....it's disgusting.
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Serious question:
Seeing as how Comey leaked official gov't documents, why wasn't he arrested on site? What exactly does it take to get someone in power like that arrested and charged?
Seeing as how Comey leaked official gov't documents, why wasn't he arrested on site? What exactly does it take to get someone in power like that arrested and charged?
I thought the same thing. It pisses me off as an average American. Had I done this, I'd be in jail. We've seen countless go to jail for less. Our Government officials are above the law, nearly all of them. Doesn't sit well with me. We don't live in hierarchical, medieval times where the Kings and Queens are exempt, but the citizens get their hands chopped off.
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CNN Drops Reza Aslan Following Profane Anti-Trump Comments
“CNN has decided to not move forward with production on the acquired series ‘Believer with Reza Aslan,’” the network said in a statement. “We wish Reza and his production team all the best. “
Aslan is an Iranian refugee who came to America with his family during the Iranian revolution of the late 1970s. Aslan later became a U.S. citizen and is a religious scholar by profession and education.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...-aslan-following-profane-anti-trump-comments/
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ha ha
At this rate, by the end of Trump’s first term, CNN will have no employees!
CNN Drops Reza Aslan Following Profane Anti-Trump Comments
“CNN has decided to not move forward with production on the acquired series ‘Believer with Reza Aslan,’” the network said in a statement. “We wish Reza and his production team all the best. “
Aslan is an Iranian refugee who came to America with his family during the Iranian revolution of the late 1970s. Aslan later became a U.S. citizen and is a religious scholar by profession and education.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...-aslan-following-profane-anti-trump-comments/
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At this rate, by the end of Trump’s first term, CNN will have no employees!
Or CNN will turn into Fox News. It already looks like Fox is turning into CNN since Murdoch's kids took over.
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hahahahaha - put the ******* in their place!
CNN, NYT Reporters Whine After Trump WH Relegates Them to ‘Siberia’ Section
On Friday, mainstream media reporters from the New York Times and CNN whined after President Donald Trump’s White House relegated them to the rear of the Rose Garden during Trump’s press conference with Romanian President Klaus Iohannis.
“We were in the equivalent of Siberia, no pun intended, when it comes to where we were seated,” CNN’s Jim Acosta reportedly said on Friday evening. “That could be seen as an oversight on the part of the White House staff but it could also be seen as retaliation over the reporting we’re doing over here at CNN.”
CNN’s Wolf Blitzer said it was “outrageous.” And Acosta, mustering up the courage mainstream media reporters never found while Barack Obama was president, said the poor seating assignments are “not going to deter us from what we’re doing over here.” Breitbart’s Matt Boyle has described Acosta as “a vehemently anti-Trump media figure in the heart of the opposition party’s mothership CNN.”
The New York Times was sent to the very last row a day after former FBI director James Comey revealed on Thursday while testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee that the Times published a fake news story in February suggesting that Trump’s campaign had colluded with Russians a year before the 2016 election.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-journa...ine-relegated-siberia-trump-press-conference/
CNN, NYT Reporters Whine After Trump WH Relegates Them to ‘Siberia’ Section
On Friday, mainstream media reporters from the New York Times and CNN whined after President Donald Trump’s White House relegated them to the rear of the Rose Garden during Trump’s press conference with Romanian President Klaus Iohannis.
“We were in the equivalent of Siberia, no pun intended, when it comes to where we were seated,” CNN’s Jim Acosta reportedly said on Friday evening. “That could be seen as an oversight on the part of the White House staff but it could also be seen as retaliation over the reporting we’re doing over here at CNN.”
CNN’s Wolf Blitzer said it was “outrageous.” And Acosta, mustering up the courage mainstream media reporters never found while Barack Obama was president, said the poor seating assignments are “not going to deter us from what we’re doing over here.” Breitbart’s Matt Boyle has described Acosta as “a vehemently anti-Trump media figure in the heart of the opposition party’s mothership CNN.”
The New York Times was sent to the very last row a day after former FBI director James Comey revealed on Thursday while testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee that the Times published a fake news story in February suggesting that Trump’s campaign had colluded with Russians a year before the 2016 election.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-journa...ine-relegated-siberia-trump-press-conference/
They were allowed to be there! I don't get this outrage. Not like Trump denied them access at all. Snowflakes in action!!!
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Texas AG: Trump Has Done More To Stop Illegal Immigration Than Any Admin In World History
http://dailycaller.com/2017/06/09/t...other-in-world-history/?utm_source=site-share via @dailycaller
http://dailycaller.com/2017/06/09/t...other-in-world-history/?utm_source=site-share via @dailycaller
This impacts my life in zero ways.
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DOJ: Trump Can Accept Foreign Payments For His Businesses
The Justice Department asked a court to dismiss the lawsuit brought by a watch dog group alleging that President Trump is in violation of the Constitution’s Emolument clause.
The filing from the federal government on Friday argued that neither the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics (CREW), nor the businesses that have joined the lawsuit, have the standing to bring the legal challenge, while asserting that the Emoluments clause does not apply to the sort of profits Trump is benefiting from through his businesses while in office.
“As explained below, the Emoluments Clauses apply only to the receipt of compensation for personal services and to the receipt of honors and gifts based on official position. They do not prohibit any company in which the President has any financial interest from doing business with any foreign, federal, or state instrumentality,” the court doc said.
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/muckraker/trump-doj-dismiss-emoluments-clause-case
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EPA moves one step closer to upending Obama's climate legacy
The Trump administration moved one step closer Friday in the process to withdraw former President Barack Obama's Clean Power Plan climate regulations, according to the White House.
The Environmental Protection Agency sent its draft proposal for changing the climate plan to the White House, where it will begin the final interagency review process to scrap the regulations
The proposal went to the Office of Management and Budget a week after President Trump announced he would be withdrawing from the Paris climate change agreement. The Clean Power Plan represents the centerpiece of Obama's plan to meet its emission reduction commitments under the 2015 climate deal.
Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., the chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, which oversees the EPA, praised the procedural step as the beginning of the end for the Obama-era climate regulations.
"The so-called Clean Power Plan regulation would have closed power plants and hurt Wyoming's energy workers," the environment chairman said. "I am glad the Environmental Protection Agency is beginning the process of removing this punishing regulation."
Barrasso said he will continue to work with the Trump administration to find "common-sense policies to keep America's air clean and economy growing."
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/e...pending-obamas-climate-legacy/article/2625538
DOJ: Trump Can Accept Foreign Payments For His Businesses
The Justice Department asked a court to dismiss the lawsuit brought by a watch dog group alleging that President Trump is in violation of the Constitution’s Emolument clause.
The filing from the federal government on Friday argued that neither the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics (CREW), nor the businesses that have joined the lawsuit, have the standing to bring the legal challenge, while asserting that the Emoluments clause does not apply to the sort of profits Trump is benefiting from through his businesses while in office.
“As explained below, the Emoluments Clauses apply only to the receipt of compensation for personal services and to the receipt of honors and gifts based on official position. They do not prohibit any company in which the President has any financial interest from doing business with any foreign, federal, or state instrumentality,” the court doc said.
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/muckraker/trump-doj-dismiss-emoluments-clause-case
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EPA moves one step closer to upending Obama's climate legacy
The Trump administration moved one step closer Friday in the process to withdraw former President Barack Obama's Clean Power Plan climate regulations, according to the White House.
The Environmental Protection Agency sent its draft proposal for changing the climate plan to the White House, where it will begin the final interagency review process to scrap the regulations
The proposal went to the Office of Management and Budget a week after President Trump announced he would be withdrawing from the Paris climate change agreement. The Clean Power Plan represents the centerpiece of Obama's plan to meet its emission reduction commitments under the 2015 climate deal.
Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., the chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, which oversees the EPA, praised the procedural step as the beginning of the end for the Obama-era climate regulations.
"The so-called Clean Power Plan regulation would have closed power plants and hurt Wyoming's energy workers," the environment chairman said. "I am glad the Environmental Protection Agency is beginning the process of removing this punishing regulation."
Barrasso said he will continue to work with the Trump administration to find "common-sense policies to keep America's air clean and economy growing."
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/e...pending-obamas-climate-legacy/article/2625538
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White House to unveil workforce development program led by Ivanka Trump
The White House is dubbing next week "workforce development week." The administration will announce new administrative actions focused on streamlining current federal job training programs and expanding apprenticeship programs. Ivanka Trump, assistant to the president and the president's daughter, will lead next week's events, including what a senior White House official called a "major policy speech" by President Trump.
The official said the administration will seek to re-organize current workforce development programs and make existing spending more efficient, rather than make a large increase to federal funding for these programs. There are currently 43 job training programs across 13 different government agencies, totaling $16.7 billion a year in government funding. The official said the administration believes some of those programs are ineffective and unaccountable
Trump will join the president and Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta on Tuesday to travel to Waukesha County Technical College in Wisconsin. They will be joined by Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker as the group tours several of the school's training classrooms and participates in a roundtable discussion with local business owners.
Trump said in her view, the purpose of the visit to Wisconsin is to highlight the school as an example of one that is "evolving curriculum to meet the modern economy." She said this type of approach is something the administration would like to see more of and is looking to cultivate.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/white-house-workforce-development-week-ivanka-trump/
The White House is dubbing next week "workforce development week." The administration will announce new administrative actions focused on streamlining current federal job training programs and expanding apprenticeship programs. Ivanka Trump, assistant to the president and the president's daughter, will lead next week's events, including what a senior White House official called a "major policy speech" by President Trump.
The official said the administration will seek to re-organize current workforce development programs and make existing spending more efficient, rather than make a large increase to federal funding for these programs. There are currently 43 job training programs across 13 different government agencies, totaling $16.7 billion a year in government funding. The official said the administration believes some of those programs are ineffective and unaccountable
Trump will join the president and Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta on Tuesday to travel to Waukesha County Technical College in Wisconsin. They will be joined by Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker as the group tours several of the school's training classrooms and participates in a roundtable discussion with local business owners.
Trump said in her view, the purpose of the visit to Wisconsin is to highlight the school as an example of one that is "evolving curriculum to meet the modern economy." She said this type of approach is something the administration would like to see more of and is looking to cultivate.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/white-house-workforce-development-week-ivanka-trump/
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Trump, in Miami speech, set to roll back Obama's Cuba policy
President Trump will head to Miami on Friday, home to a large and influential Cuban-American community, to unveil his administration’s new Cuba policy -- which will roll back central parts of his predecessor’s efforts to normalize ties with the Communist island nation, according to a senior administration official and other sources.
While details on the changes to the policy have yet to be fully revealed, a U.S. official suggested that Trump would call for Cuban President Raul Castro to push for more political freedom and to release democratic activists in Cuban prisons, among other initiatives.
Trump is at the same time expected to announce a reversal in some areas of former President Barack Obama's previous steps toward normalizing relations including the opening of embassies between the two countries and the easing of flight restrictions between the U.S. and Cu
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...eech-set-to-roll-back-obamas-cuba-policy.html
President Trump will head to Miami on Friday, home to a large and influential Cuban-American community, to unveil his administration’s new Cuba policy -- which will roll back central parts of his predecessor’s efforts to normalize ties with the Communist island nation, according to a senior administration official and other sources.
While details on the changes to the policy have yet to be fully revealed, a U.S. official suggested that Trump would call for Cuban President Raul Castro to push for more political freedom and to release democratic activists in Cuban prisons, among other initiatives.
Trump is at the same time expected to announce a reversal in some areas of former President Barack Obama's previous steps toward normalizing relations including the opening of embassies between the two countries and the easing of flight restrictions between the U.S. and Cu
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...eech-set-to-roll-back-obamas-cuba-policy.html
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President Trump has signed more bills into law than his four predecessors
Compared to his immediate predecessors, Mr. Trump is forging ahead in his bid to better the nation and move forward.
“To date, President Trump has signed 37 bills into law, placing him ahead of the last four administrations,” the two Republican leaders noted
“The Republican-led House has passed 158 bills, making it the most productive in the modern-era,” the pair said in their report, noting that during the equivalent passage of time in the Obama administration, the House passed 131 bills.
The lawmakers had passed 67 bills at this point during the George W. Bush era, 60 during Mr. Clinton’s time in office and 41 during the George H.W. Bush administration. Mr. McCarthy says it’s “record Congressional productivity to date.”
http://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/jun/10/president-trump-has-signed-more-bills-into-law-tha/
Compared to his immediate predecessors, Mr. Trump is forging ahead in his bid to better the nation and move forward.
“To date, President Trump has signed 37 bills into law, placing him ahead of the last four administrations,” the two Republican leaders noted
“The Republican-led House has passed 158 bills, making it the most productive in the modern-era,” the pair said in their report, noting that during the equivalent passage of time in the Obama administration, the House passed 131 bills.
The lawmakers had passed 67 bills at this point during the George W. Bush era, 60 during Mr. Clinton’s time in office and 41 during the George H.W. Bush administration. Mr. McCarthy says it’s “record Congressional productivity to date.”
http://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/jun/10/president-trump-has-signed-more-bills-into-law-tha/
Once again, Trump's been incredibly busy. While the MSM is focused on the witch hunts, daily so much is getting done.
First new coal mine in Trump era opens in PA (Somerset Co.)
http://insider.foxnews.com/2017/06/10/new-coal-mine-donald-trump-pennsylvania-fossil-fuels-regulations
Winning
http://insider.foxnews.com/2017/06/10/new-coal-mine-donald-trump-pennsylvania-fossil-fuels-regulations
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Just invade the joint. We could take over without firing a shot. They'd love us and it would put more '57 Chevys on the market. And the good cigars.
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