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Wez said:
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No idea if true, but wouldn't surprise me...
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Yes, they did, but of course they didn't call it that.

http://www.heller.senate.gov/public...921c44b0/Heller Cruz Rubio Jerusalem Bill.pdf

See page 3, line 17.
 
Hypocrisy as far as the eyes can see....

http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-...out-trumps-cabinet-picks?cid=eml_mra_20170110

"The point, of course, is that Senate Republicans seem to have a very different set of standards for Trump’s nominees than they did for Obama’s nominees. The Huffington Post found one GOP senator who was surprisingly candid on the matter.
When The Huffington Post asked [Oklahoma Sen. Jim Inhofe] on Monday night if this same standard of disclosing foreign payments should apply to Trump’s Cabinet nominees, he said it shouldn’t.

“So it’s different now because it’s Trump?” we asked.

“That’s just right,” Inhofe said.

“That’s right?” we asked to clarify.

“Yeah,” he said.

The disclosure question arose because Inhofe signed onto a 2013 letter demanding “unprecedented disclosures” from former Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-Neb.), at the time Obama’s nominee for Secretary of Defense, because Senate Republicans were concerned about “the potential for foreign conflicts of interest.”

Inhofe seems to have no comparable concerns now – because it’s “different.”
telling the Huffington Post that Inhofe doesn’t support “a double standard,” even though he’d just said the exact opposite."
 
Wez said:
Hypocrisy as far as the eyes can see....

http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-...out-trumps-cabinet-picks?cid=eml_mra_20170110

"The point, of course, is that Senate Republicans seem to have a very different set of standards for Trump’s nominees than they did for Obama’s nominees. The Huffington Post found one GOP senator who was surprisingly candid on the matter.
When The Huffington Post asked [Oklahoma Sen. Jim Inhofe] on Monday night if this same standard of disclosing foreign payments should apply to Trump’s Cabinet nominees, he said it shouldn’t.

“So it’s different now because it’s Trump?” we asked.

“That’s just right,” Inhofe said.

“That’s right?” we asked to clarify.

“Yeah,” he said.

The disclosure question arose because Inhofe signed onto a 2013 letter demanding “unprecedented disclosures” from former Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-Neb.), at the time Obama’s nominee for Secretary of Defense, because Senate Republicans were concerned about “the potential for foreign conflicts of interest.”

Inhofe seems to have no comparable concerns now – because it’s “different.”
telling the Huffington Post that Inhofe doesn’t support “a double standard,” even though he’d just said the exact opposite."
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WOW
 
‘We may just have to kick somebody’s ass’: Black Caucus chair sounds off on painting removal

The chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus said Tuesday those who’re against the repeated removal of a controversial painting on Capitol Hill depicting police officers as pigs may have to get physical with offenders.

“We may just have to kick somebody’s ass and stop them,” Rep. Cedric Richmond (D-La.), chairman of the CBC, told Politico.
And this is the head guy.

I can't see what all the fuss is about.
I love libs.
http://www.theblaze.com/news/2017/0...-caucus-chair-sounds-off-on-painting-removal/


 
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