Julio3000
<B>A Chip Off the Old Rock</B>
What a genuinely rotten farce this is.
The Trump Presidency
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What a genuinely rotten farce this is.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
A piece of **** who got into office by latching onto a campaign that said America isn't great and can do better GoT upset about a protest that agrees America should do better than it's doing and he himself showed up just to do a bs protest and try to label people anti American
You can't make this **** up
**** his trash ass and **** this administration
You can't make this **** up
**** his trash ass and **** this administration
Waiting for Trump supporters to complain about Pence wasting taxpayer money to fly to a football game for a publicity stunt.
57Brave
Well-known member
Donald J. TrumpVerified account @realDonaldTrump
Nobody could have done what I’ve done for #PuertoRico with so little appreciation. So much work!
......
Good lord
This is the "man" 4 or 5 of you will follow into battle in North Korea
Ted LieuVerified account @tedlieu Oct 7
Ted Lieu Retweeted VoteVets
N Korea is a mountainous country & they hide nukes/chem weapons. US would need massive & bloody ground invasion to try to find those weapons
Nobody could have done what I’ve done for #PuertoRico with so little appreciation. So much work!
......
Good lord
This is the "man" 4 or 5 of you will follow into battle in North Korea
Ted LieuVerified account @tedlieu Oct 7
Ted Lieu Retweeted VoteVets
N Korea is a mountainous country & they hide nukes/chem weapons. US would need massive & bloody ground invasion to try to find those weapons
cajunrevenge
Well-known member
No, shooting innocent people from a hotel window is wrong. However ordering military personnel to kill innocent people is not wrong. Apparently.
Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
Just imagine hanging out in the backyard with the grill going, kids playing fetch with the dog, spouse working in the flower bed....and then a drone flies overhead and fires a missile at the neighbor's house a few feet away.
jpx7
Very Flirtatious, but Doubts What Love Is.
You spelled regress wrong.
Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
What are you mumbling about now?
Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
Yeah, this was blatantly wasteful. And stupid.
Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
I would reply that it's good that his principles weren't so easily abandoned.
57Brave
Well-known member
Ah the old he beleives Eednesday,what he beleived Monday regardless what happened Tuesday.
I think Scalaise pandering to anto gay after that experience is Nelson van Alden come to life.
Guy was given a gift and litterlly kiced the gift horse in the teeth
Principles my ass.
He is a bigoted asshole
I think Scalaise pandering to anto gay after that experience is Nelson van Alden come to life.
Guy was given a gift and litterlly kiced the gift horse in the teeth
Principles my ass.
He is a bigoted asshole
Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
http://www.politico.com/agenda/story/2017/10/06/trump-policy-taxes-crime-korea-000536
1. Treasury keeps one Obama-era tax rule—and targets many others
In 2016, Barack Obama’s Treasury Department issued a rule to crack down on corporations that shift their headquarters overseas to avoid American taxes.
After Trump won the presidential election, many tax experts predicted he would roll back the rule—which specifically targeted corporate inversions, a kind of merger in which companies are “taken over” by smaller firms headquartered in low-tax countries like Ireland. But this week, Treasury announced that it wasn’t going to repeal the anti-inversion rule after all. With the administration still pushing hard for tax reform to lower corporate rates and bring company revenue back into the U.S., the agency said repealing the rule now “could make existing problems worse.”
2. DOJ revives a Bush-era approach to violent crime
But on Thursday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced he was reinvigorating Project Safe Neighborhood, requiring every U.S. Attorney to implement an “enhanced violent crime reduction program” and improve ties with local police.
3. DOJ shifts its legal position on transgender discrimination
In other words, the DOJ no longer considers discrimination against transgender people to violate the law.
4. FDA promises a new Nutrition Facts Panel—in 2020.
The Food and Drug Administration—the agency actually responsible for the redesign—set an initial date of July 26, 2018 for manufacturers to add the new label to food but new FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb indefinitely delayed the rule in June. This week, the agency finally revealed how long the delay will last: Another year and a half.
5. Trump is renegotiating another trade agreement
Instead, he has railed against South Korea’s trade policies—even threatening to withdraw from the U.S.-Korea free trade agreement—known as KORUS—if South Korea didn’t agree to renegotiate it. This week, Trump got his wish when the South Korean government announced it would seek to amend the 5-year-old pact.
1. Treasury keeps one Obama-era tax rule—and targets many others
In 2016, Barack Obama’s Treasury Department issued a rule to crack down on corporations that shift their headquarters overseas to avoid American taxes.
After Trump won the presidential election, many tax experts predicted he would roll back the rule—which specifically targeted corporate inversions, a kind of merger in which companies are “taken over” by smaller firms headquartered in low-tax countries like Ireland. But this week, Treasury announced that it wasn’t going to repeal the anti-inversion rule after all. With the administration still pushing hard for tax reform to lower corporate rates and bring company revenue back into the U.S., the agency said repealing the rule now “could make existing problems worse.”
2. DOJ revives a Bush-era approach to violent crime
But on Thursday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced he was reinvigorating Project Safe Neighborhood, requiring every U.S. Attorney to implement an “enhanced violent crime reduction program” and improve ties with local police.
3. DOJ shifts its legal position on transgender discrimination
In other words, the DOJ no longer considers discrimination against transgender people to violate the law.
4. FDA promises a new Nutrition Facts Panel—in 2020.
The Food and Drug Administration—the agency actually responsible for the redesign—set an initial date of July 26, 2018 for manufacturers to add the new label to food but new FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb indefinitely delayed the rule in June. This week, the agency finally revealed how long the delay will last: Another year and a half.
5. Trump is renegotiating another trade agreement
Instead, he has railed against South Korea’s trade policies—even threatening to withdraw from the U.S.-Korea free trade agreement—known as KORUS—if South Korea didn’t agree to renegotiate it. This week, Trump got his wish when the South Korean government announced it would seek to amend the 5-year-old pact.
jpx7
Very Flirtatious, but Doubts What Love Is.
If dude is an ignorant bigot (and I agree, he is), why would you expect the simple fact of having his life saved change his mind? That sort of dumb bigotry isn't concerned with individual cases ("a black queer woman" providing extraordinarily competent and life-saving medical care), but rather with casual and convenient broad-strokes.