The Trump Presidency
- Thread starter The Tariff King
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The same number who thought Trump's travel ban was unconstitutional.
But, you know, this first:
Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
We will always take care of our GREAT VETERANS. You have shed your blood, poured your love, and bared your soul, in defense of our country.
CK86
Awaiting a Promotion
I lived in Indiana when he was Governor and he sucked. It's also why I refused to even consider the slightest possibility of voting for the Trump-Pence ticket. This clown show of an administration is an almost hourly embarrassment.
I'm sorry.
CK86
Awaiting a Promotion
Me too.
jpx7
Very Flirtatious, but Doubts What Love Is.
"The left". Ha.
The markets still disagree with the MSM evaluation of the Trump presidency. Can't wait till tax reform gets passed specifically repatriation. We are now becoming energy producers and exporters. So many common sense reforms to the business environment are being made and we are seeing the results. All this other nonsense that the MSM pushes will be meaningless at the polls if people have high paying jobs.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
Visas denied for all-girl Afghanistan robotics team competing in U.S.
An all-girl robotics team from Afghanistan's plans to compete in the U.S. were upended after their visas were quickly denied by the U.S. embassy in Kabul.
The team of six teen girls hailing from Herat, Afghanistan had been working on their latest robotic creation for months in order to compete in the international FIRST Global Challenge competition being held in Washington, D.C..
The challenge encourages young participants from across the globe to develop skills in engineering and technology.
On the team's site, the girls said that they "want to develop and explore our minds and creativity and maybe unveil the genius inside each one of us."
"We want to make a difference and most breakthroughs in science, technology, and other industries normally start with the dream of a child to do something great. We want to be that child and pursue our dreams to make a difference in people's lives."
After making a 500 mile journey to the U.S. embassy in Kabul to apply for visas, an embassy which had been targeted in recent bomb attacks, the girls were notified their applications had been denied.
Team sponsor Roya Mahoob of The Digital Citizen Fund told Mashable that the girls were devastated when they found out they would not be able to travel to the competition.
"The first time [they were rejected] it was very difficult talking with the students," Mahboob said. "They're young and they were very upset."
While the State Department has yet to comment on the exact reasoning for the girl's denial, their let down comes amid the United States' implementation of a travel ban of six Muslim-majority countries from entering the country.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/visas-denied-for-all-girl-afghanistan-robotics-team-competing-in-u-s/
An all-girl robotics team from Afghanistan's plans to compete in the U.S. were upended after their visas were quickly denied by the U.S. embassy in Kabul.
The team of six teen girls hailing from Herat, Afghanistan had been working on their latest robotic creation for months in order to compete in the international FIRST Global Challenge competition being held in Washington, D.C..
The challenge encourages young participants from across the globe to develop skills in engineering and technology.
On the team's site, the girls said that they "want to develop and explore our minds and creativity and maybe unveil the genius inside each one of us."
"We want to make a difference and most breakthroughs in science, technology, and other industries normally start with the dream of a child to do something great. We want to be that child and pursue our dreams to make a difference in people's lives."
After making a 500 mile journey to the U.S. embassy in Kabul to apply for visas, an embassy which had been targeted in recent bomb attacks, the girls were notified their applications had been denied.
Team sponsor Roya Mahoob of The Digital Citizen Fund told Mashable that the girls were devastated when they found out they would not be able to travel to the competition.
"The first time [they were rejected] it was very difficult talking with the students," Mahboob said. "They're young and they were very upset."
While the State Department has yet to comment on the exact reasoning for the girl's denial, their let down comes amid the United States' implementation of a travel ban of six Muslim-majority countries from entering the country.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/visas-denied-for-all-girl-afghanistan-robotics-team-competing-in-u-s/
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
An Oceanside minister supported Trump. Now, he's getting deported
Jorge Ramirez, an Oceanside minister and immigrant who is in the country illegally, didn’t think he would end up in line for deportation when he encouraged his U.S. citizen daughter to vote for now-President Trump.
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-minister-deported-20170630-story.html
Jorge Ramirez, an Oceanside minister and immigrant who is in the country illegally, didn’t think he would end up in line for deportation when he encouraged his U.S. citizen daughter to vote for now-President Trump.
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-minister-deported-20170630-story.html
cajunrevenge
Well-known member
Visas denied for all-girl Afghanistan robotics team competing in U.S.
An all-girl robotics team from Afghanistan's plans to compete in the U.S. were upended after their visas were quickly denied by the U.S. embassy in Kabul.
The team of six teen girls hailing from Herat, Afghanistan had been working on their latest robotic creation for months in order to compete in the international FIRST Global Challenge competition being held in Washington, D.C..
The challenge encourages young participants from across the globe to develop skills in engineering and technology.
On the team's site, the girls said that they "want to develop and explore our minds and creativity and maybe unveil the genius inside each one of us."
"We want to make a difference and most breakthroughs in science, technology, and other industries normally start with the dream of a child to do something great. We want to be that child and pursue our dreams to make a difference in people's lives."
After making a 500 mile journey to the U.S. embassy in Kabul to apply for visas, an embassy which had been targeted in recent bomb attacks, the girls were notified their applications had been denied.
Team sponsor Roya Mahoob of The Digital Citizen Fund told Mashable that the girls were devastated when they found out they would not be able to travel to the competition.
"The first time [they were rejected] it was very difficult talking with the students," Mahboob said. "They're young and they were very upset."
While the State Department has yet to comment on the exact reasoning for the girl's denial, their let down comes amid the United States' implementation of a travel ban of six Muslim-majority countries from entering the country.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/visas-denied-for-all-girl-afghanistan-robotics-team-competing-in-u-s/
That picture sets off all kinds of alarms to me. The girls look like hostages. Are we sure they aren't just the wives of those 2 dudes. They seem to be the only ones cracking even a tiny bit of a smile.
Wouldn't this also make them a target for Muslims who don't like women doing things, i.e. most muslims.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
go to the girl on the far right. Notice how the top of her right shoulder is in front of the girl next to her than the same shoulder just happens to behind the girl next to her.
