The Inevitable New The Inevitable Trump Mocking Thread
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Sheriff Joe
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Well, that backfired: Prof who wants to castrate corpses of GOP senators will NOT moderate her rage
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Sheriff Joe
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Man there's a lot of white people in Tennessee.
Sheriff Joe
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I'm sure Andy Duke wouldn't approve of this picture, oh well.
I stand corrected. What kind of fool believes such nonsense? What kind of bigger fool propagates such nonsense?
I wonder what "Mother" would say if Mike Pence saw this?I'm sure Andy Duke wouldn't approve of this picture, oh well.
Sheriff Joe
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Saw what?
Sheriff Joe
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What a bitch,
Jeff Flake: ‘We Can’t Have That on the Court’
The Arizona senator called Brett Kavanaugh’s interactions with lawmakers at a hearing last week “sharp and partisan.”
Elaina Plott 11:51 AM ET
Jim Bourg / Reuters
As the Senate awaits the results of the FBI investigation into the Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, Jeff Flake, one of the lawmakers who spurred the inquiry, criticized the judge Tuesday for his recent appearance in the upper chamber.
Speaking with Jeffrey Rosen, the president of the Constitution Center, and Democratic Senator Chris Coons at The Atlantic Festival on Tuesday morning, Flake called the judge’s interactions with senators “sharp and partisan.”
“We can’t have that on the Court,” Flake said.
Flake’s “gentleman’s agreement” with Coons led to the FBI reopening its investigation into Kavanaugh.
I caught up with Flake briefly as he left the event, and asked if this meant he would not vote to confirm Kavanaugh, even if the FBI cleared him by week’s end. He appeared rattled, and his handlers rushed him into the stairwell. “I didn’t say that …” he stammered. “I wasn’t referring to him.”
Jeff Flake: ‘We Can’t Have That on the Court’
The Arizona senator called Brett Kavanaugh’s interactions with lawmakers at a hearing last week “sharp and partisan.”
Elaina Plott 11:51 AM ET
Jim Bourg / Reuters
As the Senate awaits the results of the FBI investigation into the Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, Jeff Flake, one of the lawmakers who spurred the inquiry, criticized the judge Tuesday for his recent appearance in the upper chamber.
Speaking with Jeffrey Rosen, the president of the Constitution Center, and Democratic Senator Chris Coons at The Atlantic Festival on Tuesday morning, Flake called the judge’s interactions with senators “sharp and partisan.”
“We can’t have that on the Court,” Flake said.
Flake’s “gentleman’s agreement” with Coons led to the FBI reopening its investigation into Kavanaugh.
I caught up with Flake briefly as he left the event, and asked if this meant he would not vote to confirm Kavanaugh, even if the FBI cleared him by week’s end. He appeared rattled, and his handlers rushed him into the stairwell. “I didn’t say that …” he stammered. “I wasn’t referring to him.”
Sheriff Joe
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Ronna McDaniel
✔ @GOPChairwoman
Red-state Democrats should do the right thing and confirm Judge Kavanaugh.
In North Dakota, an overwhelming 60% of voters support him. Heidi Heitkamp’s refusal to do so has her down 10 points against @KevinCramer. #NDSen
7:47 AM - Oct 2, 2018
Hüsker Dü
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Not a flattering photo by any means.I'm sure Andy Duke wouldn't approve of this picture, oh well.
Hüsker Dü
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Damn liberal justice system!
Four members of a militant white supremacist group from California have been arrested on charges they traveled to Virginia last year to incite a riot and attack counter protesters at a white nationalist rally that turned deadly, court documents unsealed Tuesday say.
"These guys came to Charlottesville in order to commit violent acts, and it wasn't the first time they'd done it," U.S. Attorney Thomas Cullen said at a news conference held to announce the charges.
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Four members of a militant white supremacist group from California have been arrested on charges they traveled to Virginia last year to incite a riot and attack counter protesters at a white nationalist rally that turned deadly, court documents unsealed Tuesday say.
"These guys came to Charlottesville in order to commit violent acts, and it wasn't the first time they'd done it," U.S. Attorney Thomas Cullen said at a news conference held to announce the charges.
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Four Democrats ( KKK ) have been arrested.....Now let's see the Governor, Mayor and Vice Mayor arrested for their involvement in the sham protest that was set up just like the sham with Dr Christine Blasey - Ford....
All responsible in both actions should be arrested and charged accordingly....
All perpetrators in both of these incidents were DEMOCRATS !
THAT IS INDISPUTABLE AND A FACT !
Sheriff Joe
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Where is our resident union boy?
Steelworkers Union: USMCA Labor Protections Much Stronger than NAFTA or TPP
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SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images
2 Oct 201835
The Trump administration’s new trade pact with Mexico and Canada is much better than previous trade agreements in the area of workers rights, the United Steelworkers union leader said in a statement Monday.
The new United States Mexico Canada Agreement, which will replace the North America Free Trade Agreement, is an improvement on its predecessor and on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the failed attempt at a multilateral trade agreement rejected by President Donald Trump shortly after he took office.
“In the area of workers’ rights, the draft text we have seen includes significant improvements over the existing NAFTA and is stronger than the rejected Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). It goes farther than any prior trade agreement,” United Steelworkers (USW) International President Leo W. Gerard said in a statement.
This undercuts arguments that critics of the Trump administration who say the new deal is not that different from Nafta. People with ‘skin in the game’ believe it is a much better agreement.
Gerard praised the efforts of the Trump trade team in building a better trade agreement in cooperation with labor groups.
“The USW and other labor groups have worked closely with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer since the United States initiated renegotiation of NAFTA. Labor has provided concrete and specific recommendations. Ambassador Lighthizer has worked diligently and seriously to resolve these issues,” Gerard said.
Despite the stronger protections for labor in the agreement, labor groups say that enforcement will be crucial going forward. That means, American political leadership must stay focused on an America First economic agenda.
From Gerard’s statement:
“The impact of the deal must be measured not only by what is in the final agreement, but also by what Mexico adopts legislatively to implement its commitments. Also, what will the Trump Administration and Congress do to ensure that the provisions of any final agreement are effectively applied, monitored and enforced? Strong text in an agreement backed up by legislative changes in Mexico will only matter if they are fully and faithfully enforced.
“t is vital to understand that this debate is not about free trade, protectionism or ivory-tower academic arguments. It is about what will happen to real people. NAFTA’s long-term impact has been devastating, and reforms are sorely needed.”
The USW represents 850,000 workers in North America.
Steelworkers Union: USMCA Labor Protections Much Stronger than NAFTA or TPP
59EmailGoogle+Twitter
SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images
2 Oct 201835
The Trump administration’s new trade pact with Mexico and Canada is much better than previous trade agreements in the area of workers rights, the United Steelworkers union leader said in a statement Monday.
The new United States Mexico Canada Agreement, which will replace the North America Free Trade Agreement, is an improvement on its predecessor and on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the failed attempt at a multilateral trade agreement rejected by President Donald Trump shortly after he took office.
“In the area of workers’ rights, the draft text we have seen includes significant improvements over the existing NAFTA and is stronger than the rejected Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). It goes farther than any prior trade agreement,” United Steelworkers (USW) International President Leo W. Gerard said in a statement.
This undercuts arguments that critics of the Trump administration who say the new deal is not that different from Nafta. People with ‘skin in the game’ believe it is a much better agreement.
Gerard praised the efforts of the Trump trade team in building a better trade agreement in cooperation with labor groups.
“The USW and other labor groups have worked closely with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer since the United States initiated renegotiation of NAFTA. Labor has provided concrete and specific recommendations. Ambassador Lighthizer has worked diligently and seriously to resolve these issues,” Gerard said.
Despite the stronger protections for labor in the agreement, labor groups say that enforcement will be crucial going forward. That means, American political leadership must stay focused on an America First economic agenda.
From Gerard’s statement:
“The impact of the deal must be measured not only by what is in the final agreement, but also by what Mexico adopts legislatively to implement its commitments. Also, what will the Trump Administration and Congress do to ensure that the provisions of any final agreement are effectively applied, monitored and enforced? Strong text in an agreement backed up by legislative changes in Mexico will only matter if they are fully and faithfully enforced.
“t is vital to understand that this debate is not about free trade, protectionism or ivory-tower academic arguments. It is about what will happen to real people. NAFTA’s long-term impact has been devastating, and reforms are sorely needed.”
The USW represents 850,000 workers in North America.
Sheriff Joe
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Forgive them my Lord, they know not what they do,
Kavanaugh effect? Quinnipiac shows Dem generic ballot lead cut in half in a month
Ed Morrissey Oct 02, 2018 2:01 PM
Harvard-Harris: 69% call the Kavanaugh hearings a “national disgrace
Kavanaugh effect? Quinnipiac shows Dem generic ballot lead cut in half in a month
Ed Morrissey Oct 02, 2018 2:01 PM
Harvard-Harris: 69% call the Kavanaugh hearings a “national disgrace
Sheriff Joe
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Whenever I take a " Dump " it is now referred to as a " Whoopi "....
Just go away " Whoopi ".....
Just go away......
You're now just a real life " Star Wars " character....
Multi Sport
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You.