Wez
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The more appropriate question from you is always what didn't I get wrong?
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The more appropriate question from you is always what didn't I get wrong?
Obvi.
Sheriff Joe
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TheBlaze
Tucker Carlson rips into Trump for trusting Democrats on immigration deal
9 hours ago
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...LjAC&usg=AOvVaw1P8iR24yZ77rfwNvsjeXEp&cf=1
Tucker Carlson rips into Trump for trusting Democrats on immigration deal
9 hours ago
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...LjAC&usg=AOvVaw1P8iR24yZ77rfwNvsjeXEp&cf=1
Sheriff Joe
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Switzerland Rejects Citizenship Bids of Residents on Welfare...
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2018/01/10/switzerland-rejects-citizenship-bids-residents-welfare/
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2018/01/10/switzerland-rejects-citizenship-bids-residents-welfare/
Bruddah IZ
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Have to maintain their commitments to their own citizens.
How come this new law isn’t googleable? Pretty much everything is.
Sheriff Joe
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Who isn’t? The Post, NBC, ABC, CBS, NYT, the Justice Department, the FBI, Google. Who else? Every university? (Except Liberty U and Bob Jones, right?)
Sheriff Joe
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I am glad all my teachings are not wasted on you.
Tell a friend.
Sheriff Joe
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GOP negotiators say Trump aide Stephen Miller is standing in the way of an immigration deal
They blame him for insisting the administration gets approval for an unrealistic number of immigration policies in exchange for protections for young people brought into the country illegally as children. They loathe his intensity when delivering his hardline views. And they accuse him of coordinating with outside advocacy groups that oppose their efforts.
“It’s no secret that he’s an obstacle to getting anything done on immigration,” said a Republican House member involved in the immigration talks…
“His demeanor is off putting,” acknowledged a lobbyist who shares some of Miller’s positions on immigration and is involved with the negotiations. “It’s more of an issue of the messenger than the message.”
They blame him for insisting the administration gets approval for an unrealistic number of immigration policies in exchange for protections for young people brought into the country illegally as children. They loathe his intensity when delivering his hardline views. And they accuse him of coordinating with outside advocacy groups that oppose their efforts.
“It’s no secret that he’s an obstacle to getting anything done on immigration,” said a Republican House member involved in the immigration talks…
“His demeanor is off putting,” acknowledged a lobbyist who shares some of Miller’s positions on immigration and is involved with the negotiations. “It’s more of an issue of the messenger than the message.”
Bruddah IZ
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The Federalist Party was founded by Alexander Hamilton and his supporters in 1791. His coalition was largely comprised of bankers and businessmen who were eager to support his policies of tariff-based protectionism, central banking, and re-establishment of strong ties with Great Britain.
Many audience members of the Hamilton musical are probably unaware that there were 8 presidents before George Washington after the revolution. The Articles of Confederation came into effect in 1781 and established a very limited role for the Congress and a president to oversee the union of the 13 independent states.
Jefferson, Hamilton, and Madison all believed in different variants of federalism. Hamilton’s brand was rooted in the belief that the Articles of Confederation were inadequate and that the role of the federal government had to be larger and more powerful. To be fair: Hamilton would be a principled liberal contrasted to almost any member of either party in 2018, but his position was, in his time, the paternalistic authoritarian reaction to the radicalism of the revolution.
Many audience members of the Hamilton musical are probably unaware that there were 8 presidents before George Washington after the revolution. The Articles of Confederation came into effect in 1781 and established a very limited role for the Congress and a president to oversee the union of the 13 independent states.
Jefferson, Hamilton, and Madison all believed in different variants of federalism. Hamilton’s brand was rooted in the belief that the Articles of Confederation were inadequate and that the role of the federal government had to be larger and more powerful. To be fair: Hamilton would be a principled liberal contrasted to almost any member of either party in 2018, but his position was, in his time, the paternalistic authoritarian reaction to the radicalism of the revolution.
You have old school LIARS syndrome, but we can now source your Lies.
You really should think before you type.....
He's my biggest fan.
It's easy work. I can count on you to frequently make statements that are wrong, and consistently be unable to defend them.
It's like clubbing baby seals.
You're beginning to understand. Whiny snowflakes who can't handle the competition, even when they're the dominant culture, blame discrimination when they can't keep up. I know people like this...they're really mad about the competition.
Oh look, youre copy cat'n me just like a little fella who wants to be like his dad.
I dont deserve fans like you.
Wez
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Yet another Fox pig bites the dust...
https://www.npr.org/2018/01/10/5770...es-rosen-left-network-after-harassment-claims
Top Fox News D.C. Reporter James Rosen Left Network After Harassment Claims
https://www.npr.org/2018/01/10/5770...es-rosen-left-network-after-harassment-claims
Top Fox News D.C. Reporter James Rosen Left Network After Harassment Claims