Wednesday, November 13, 2019

Sanctuary...

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The Democrats who control Tucson designated their town an “immigrantwelcoming city” in 2012, and the police department adopted rules limiting when officers can ask about the immigration status of people they encounter. 

Given the chance to push the envelope further, the heavily Democratic city voted overwhelmingly not to become an official “sanctuary city”

Tucson is widely credited as the birthplace of the Sanctuary Movement in the 1980s, an effort by churches to help refugees from Central America and shield them form deportation. 

Quid Pro Quo-2

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Clapper became CNN consultant.

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Monday, November 11, 2019

Lock her up...



What makes people charismatic in support of Trump is what we see on the other side. 

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The more you push for impeachment,  the more support Trump will get.

Doing nothing is far better than  manipulating the public. Just a thought.

JoeY-Y...

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This is the party that anyone can run as a president candidate. Independent, Republican, lawyer of Stormy, etc. All what this party wants is to beat the Republican President.

It is not about anything else, not the economy, not immigration, not healthcare, and not education. We want it and we want it badly.  Just a thought.

Sunday, November 10, 2019

Bloom-Berg...

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All the gold in Fort Knox could not get Michael Bloomberg elected president. There is a simple reason for this, the man’s entire raison d’etre is an anti-fun agenda that slowly sucks the joy out of life and replaces it with cogs turning wheels in the factory of progress.  

 Michael Bloomberg knows  that gun-grabbing, pretty boy Beto is out of the race, there is nobody running in the repeal the Second Amendment lane.  
Michael Bloomberg has a solid legacy, and he’s a better retail politician than most people outside New York would know.  

The Republican Michael Bloomberg of 2002 would be a compelling and potentially significant entry into the 2020 Democratic primary. The “Hey, I’m a Democrat!” Michael Bloomberg of 2019, not so much.

You kind of have to feel bad for the Democratic primary. It dutifully holds its town halls and debates, but the other network has the Game of Thrones impeachment inquiry that sucks up all the ratings.  

The frustrating thing about Bloomberg is that he really is an effective leader and manager. He did some wonderful things in the Earth’s capital. But he will show what the democrats is all about, and for that he will destroy all the democratic outrages claims as false.  Just a thought.

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While no one can predict how long Trump remains in the Oval Office, it's safe to say his successor will face a challenge unlike any other in the modern era.
As the country careens towards impeachment, the US faces a pivotal moment in history. 
Even if the Republican-controlled Senate does not vote to convict and remove the President, the proceedings will inevitably stretch our country's political divide into a gaping chasm in ways we have not seen for generations.
What’s more troubling is the willingness of political actors to exploit every opportunity to gain an advantage even if it destroys democratic norms. 
A division within the population marked by conflict about the foundations of the governing system itself in the American case, our constitutional democracy. 

In societies facing a regime cleavage, a growing number of citizens and officials believe that norms, institutions and laws may be ignored, subverted or replaced.