He will be unhinged on Fox
Current Affairs Donald Trump POS: Judgement cometh and that right soon
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The guardian opinion section is a minefield for stuff like this. It's clickbait, an article and header so ludicrous it compels flabbergasted people of all persuasions to have a look. Cynical, garbage journalism
dholliday
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Agreed, and the worrying trend is for comments not to be enabled for the most clickbaity, especially on identity politics, which is a sign that they really believe what they're commissioning and we plebs can't control our abusive hate enough to comment sensibly on them.
Latest anti-Trump article (eulogising the 'Resistance') at least has it enabled, and this reader-comment was very perceptive:
The resistance? Is this Terminator 2?
All this talk of movements. The ones I've seen seem full of echo chambered ideologues who found a home with other lost souls. That's not to say there are genuine people wanting to make a change, but I feel they get drowned out and undermined by some very childish behaviour. What is hilarious is how most are anti war, yet romanticise their own activities as if they're fighting a war. Exchanging war stories of being on the front line and running battles. It would make for an interesting psychological study.
Fox news must not care he is a racist and member of a Hungarian far right party i guess.
That and his credentials specifically his Ph. D is questionable.
The fact that anyone considers him a security "expert" is laughable. I have listened to him on several news outlets and he is nothing but a propaganda machine with nothing but hate and lies.
Suited for Fox i guess.
It's getting harder to find any other kind, no matter what your ideological leanings.
Anyone else think its hilarious how Trump spent the best part of 2 years complaining about China and trade and how they are taking all of the american companies and jobs. Now because two American companies have announced deals with Chinese counterparts and the fact he is there this is what he had to say....
"Who can blame a country for being able taking advantage of another country for the benefit of its citizens?"
I give China great credit, In actuality, I do blame past administrations for allowing this trade deficit to take place and grow."
Oh so its all of the past Presidents faults now... Right...
"Who can blame a country for being able taking advantage of another country for the benefit of its citizens?"
I give China great credit, In actuality, I do blame past administrations for allowing this trade deficit to take place and grow."
Oh so its all of the past Presidents faults now... Right...
Go back and read the Seth Abramson thread I posted...
Upending thousands of lives of people who haven't commited any crimes just because they don't like immigrants.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...&utm_term=.dd49064d83b9&wpisrc=nl_most&wpmm=1
DHS had until the end of the day Monday to announce its plans for some 57,000 Hondurans and 2,500 Nicaraguans who were allowed to remain in the United States under TPS after Hurricane Mitch hit Central America in 1998. Another 50,000 Haitians and 200,000 Salvadorans were nervously awaiting the decision, as their residency permits will expire early next year. Trump administration officials have repeatedly cited the TPS program as an example of what they say is U.S. immigration policy gone awry, because a program designed to be temporary should not be used to grant long-term residency in the United States.
[A Haitian woman asks, ‘How would I survive back there?’] Duke had decided to end the TPS designation for the Nicaraguans, giving them until January 2019 to leave the United States or change their immigration status. But Duke felt she did not have enough information for the much larger group of Honduran immigrants, so she deferred, granting them a six-month extension, administration officials said Monday when they announced the TPS decision.
As DHS officials prepared to make that announcement, Kelly made an urgent call from Japan, where he was traveling with President Trump. He was “irritated,” administration officials said, and didn’t want his handpicked nominee for DHS Secretary, Kirstjen M. Nielsen, to face potentially uncomfortable questions about TPS during her confirmation hearing.
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Nielsen, who is Kelly’s deputy at the White House and was his chief of staff when he ran DHS between January and July, appeared to breeze through her Senate confirmation hearing Wednesday, and did not face especially tough or contentious questioning. No one asked her what she planned to do with the 300,000 TPS recipients who will lose their legal status and face deportation if their residency is not renewed. Their families include an estimated 275,000 U.S.-born children
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...&utm_term=.dd49064d83b9&wpisrc=nl_most&wpmm=1
DHS had until the end of the day Monday to announce its plans for some 57,000 Hondurans and 2,500 Nicaraguans who were allowed to remain in the United States under TPS after Hurricane Mitch hit Central America in 1998. Another 50,000 Haitians and 200,000 Salvadorans were nervously awaiting the decision, as their residency permits will expire early next year. Trump administration officials have repeatedly cited the TPS program as an example of what they say is U.S. immigration policy gone awry, because a program designed to be temporary should not be used to grant long-term residency in the United States.
[A Haitian woman asks, ‘How would I survive back there?’] Duke had decided to end the TPS designation for the Nicaraguans, giving them until January 2019 to leave the United States or change their immigration status. But Duke felt she did not have enough information for the much larger group of Honduran immigrants, so she deferred, granting them a six-month extension, administration officials said Monday when they announced the TPS decision.
As DHS officials prepared to make that announcement, Kelly made an urgent call from Japan, where he was traveling with President Trump. He was “irritated,” administration officials said, and didn’t want his handpicked nominee for DHS Secretary, Kirstjen M. Nielsen, to face potentially uncomfortable questions about TPS during her confirmation hearing.
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Nielsen, who is Kelly’s deputy at the White House and was his chief of staff when he ran DHS between January and July, appeared to breeze through her Senate confirmation hearing Wednesday, and did not face especially tough or contentious questioning. No one asked her what she planned to do with the 300,000 TPS recipients who will lose their legal status and face deportation if their residency is not renewed. Their families include an estimated 275,000 U.S.-born children
dholliday
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He's always doing that, he called for Trump's impeachment in May too. Counter-productive nonsense.
Yet they have killed the adoption tax credit that helped a lot of families afford the very expensive adoption process.
Some pretty serious allegations been thrown Roy Moore’s way , allegations of child sex abuse . Perhaps unsurprisingly the Moore camp have replied with a statement utilising the phrase ‘fake news’
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