August 27, 2018 7:00 AM
Morning Reads for Monday, August 27, 2018
Happy Monday! Only 9 more Mondays until Election Day.
Campaign News:
- On Saturday, Republicans from across the state gathered in Perry for the 8th Congressional District’s Annual Fish Fry.
- Criminal Justice makes it’s mark on the campaign trail, creating “the great divide” between candidates.
- Georgia Carry is feeling good about November.
- Stacey Abrams is working towards voter turnout in every part of Georgia.
Georgia:
- School bus traffic laws are changing. For now.
- Two people who lived at a New Mexico compound where 11 starving children were found in early August allegedly planned to carry out a terrorist attack at Grady Memorial Hospital.
- If you didn’t watch any of the Little League World Series with Georgia’s own Peachtree City playing for the title, you missed out.
- Tybee Island set aside $300,000 for sandbags.
U.S.:
- Proposal picking up steam to change the name of the Russell Senate Building for John McCain.
- A Mass Shooting in Jacksonville, Florida leaves 3 dead and almost a dozen injured.
- Paid “fur-ternity” leave is a real thing.
- Funeral plans for Senator John McCain are being released.
- Mollie Tibbits laid to rest in Iowa.
- No love lost between Steve Jobs and his daughter in her new tell-all book.
- Neil Simon died early Sunday morning in New York.
- Tesla will remain public. Everyone is shocked, I know.
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Another effort to Erase Our History…These kids will create ‘their own’ oath. How cute!! I know, I know, I know… how bout the GaPol Libs enter or contribute their own little lines as part of this pledge? With your collective creativity, I look forward to yalls contributions…
http://eagnews.org/parents-fight-back-after-school-drops-pledge-of-allegiance-for-student-authored-oath-to-global-society/
You clearly have no idea how history works.
Maybe you don’t even believe in the principle of evolution.
Maybe all you have is One Note, and when others want to sing a different note, it’s all “Kids have no respect nowadays!”
It’s called innovation. It’s called diversity. It’s called originality. It’s called American.
Quick Q: Do you support anyone writing their own wedding vows or must everyone say the same exact thing all the time?
There are infinite ways to love our Country- and our spouses.
And we should find innovative and authentic and newly relevant ways to do so.
Maybe folks should appreciate that.
Or you can just complain like an old rusted tin man how we all can’t be robots with the range of One Note.
Or just force folks to do it the way we want. Now that sort of authoritarianism sounds like a real Trump America!
“You clearly have no idea how history works…” LOL!
Ask Mike Dukakis how “history worked” for him after dissing The Pledge…LMAO!
Now, now…Don’t deflect, Balance! Be a Good Little Liberal…” I’ll attach The Pledge, just so you can see… Ok? Here it is.
“I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”
Ok. Now you just put in your little changes. Be as creative as you want! Express yourself!!!
Oh, I’ll write you one. But I take pride in my work, so it will take time.
In the meantime, you history buff, do you know anything about the actual history of the pledge?
Spoiler alert (an unsurprising one, as it the issue clearly riles you and other One-Note snowflakes): The pledge was perpetuated in part because of fear of immigrants.
Perhaps more surprising: The original pledge a nice salute reminiscent of the Heil Hitler salute. Got rid of that, which shows WHY you embrace the power of evolution. Or would you prefer to still participate in that autocratic fascist salute 😕
As for the political implications, that’s a different story. Sure, Kemp will use it to drum up the One-Note snowflakes amongst the party, and Trump will use it to deflect the news cycle, and increase loyal allegiance from the One-Note lemmings who like strong authority figures telling them how to live their lives- or at least affirming that the only real way to live their lives is by doing the same thing they’ve been doing for 70 years. (because underneath every change in this world is a snowflake shuddering in fear at the possibilities of new or alternative ways of doing things).
But the politics of it is different than the substance. As for Dukakis, I don’t remember much about him except that people used to not take him seriously.
Getting rid of America As Founded. That’s yalls goal. You guys been pecking away for decades. But TGM’s election at least put you back on your heels.
You know what I think riles yall up worse than anything he’s done since he was elected? His references to God. To quote Keith Jackson, ‘Whoaaaaaa, Nellie!”
Yall want that I attach another Christian reference from an Inaugural Address? No trouble at all. Really.
I’ve been a Sunday School teacher for over twenty years, and have an advanced religious studies degree.
I bring God into any circumstance that I can. In fact, that may take some people initially by surprise, but it is always embraced, even by folks who don’t go to church or synagogue or whatever all the time.
It is not God, but Trump’s disingenuous invocation of God, that bothers people. He uses God’s name for his own personal ambition, which is using God’s name in vain. I can think of at least 4 other commandments he has violated, just offhand.
But you go ahead and support your false prophet.
“I’m also not aware of any portion of the Bible, Torah, Koran, or any other religious text that says “well, actually, cheating on your wife and paying off your mistresses with hush money is a good thing.”
But you’re ok with said wife (Hillary) destroying said mistresses through The Bimbo Eruptions Unit? Fine, fine example of Christiandom at its best!
Why not use the pledge, as originally written? Instead we had to ‘Erase Our History’ and change the words in the 1950’s.
It would seem that most conservatives have no idea that the pledge was changed.
Per the above comment, Noway seems to think the Founding Fathers wrote the pledge.
Dang Andrew …did you read the part of “casting the first stone?!” Looks like you have both barrels blazing again today my boy. Boils and lightning! Lord, Moses why don’t you send 7 plagues!! Turn the Chattahoochee red!
Boy you sure would be a great one to be appointed judge and jury! Seems like you spend most of your days talking down to most of us. Anyone getting visions of Barabas or is it just me?
You need to work on the cuss words and bitterness. That is for your own good. Aint a bit of it bothering me. If you hate someone, it usually consumers the hater not the hated.
It is not an attractive trait. And Jesus wasn’t too impressed by the Pharisees that seemed so pious and he pretty much just tolerated Caesar and the politicians. I loved his answer ” pay unto Caesar what is Caesar’s! Brilliant answer!
I don’t recall all of the anger you seem to have pent up emphasized in the New Testament. The gnashing of teeth, which you are so good at, was part of the Old Testament and I much prefer the optimism and message of the New.
Was Clinton a dumpster fire? Kennedy…John or Teddy, not sure about Bobby? LBJ? Caesar, Pilot? …most of us?
Again I hope your kids don’t inherit your attitude, at least the one you show here.
Just curious, are you Christian or Jewish at this point? By the way, I don’t care and respect both.
Impromptu study for you:
1) We are commanded to point out what our neighbors are doing wrong, to avoid repressed hatred, and to not enable or be complicit:
Leviticus 19:17 — “You shall not hate your brother in your heart: you shall rebuke your neighbor frankly, so you will not share in his guilt.”
(Interestingly, this verse is just one sentence before a command to “Love your neighbor as yourself.”)
2) Not everybody takes the criticism well, but how they take it is a reflection of their character:
Proverbs 9:8— “Don’t rebuke one who scorns/mocks/ is arrogant, because they will hate you for it; but if you rebuke a wise man, he will love you for it.” (note: that’s my own paraphrasing)
3) Even though Jesus used to the power to rebuke, his words were often misused by those who would rather be arrogant than wise:
Babylonian Talmud Arachin 16b–
“R. Tarfon said, ‘I wonder whether there is anyone in this generation who can accept reproof, for if one says to him, ‘Remove the mote from between your eyes,’ he would reply, ‘Remove the beam from between your eyes!’ ”
The totality of the lesson: Rebuke because you must, but rebuke with wisdom. And accept the criticism with wisdom, even if the one doing the rebuking is imperfect.
Now I feel terribly guilty for all my imperfections, and for not saying more against all the conspiracy idiocy sooner.
Thanks.
Anywhere you see liberals infest, this is what you get. Please libs, tell us what the new liberal pledge should be?
Let’s see what this Atlanta school comes up with.
Why do you need a replacement like right now?
Good work takes time to create and simmer.
If you guys were alive in 1892, you’d berate the guy who wrote the pledge, and want on a campaign to have it become popularly used. Who needs some liberal school board telling our children what to say every morning?
Awww Nawwww…
Stormy to testify!
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/stormy-daniels-vows-testify-donald-13139717
I wonder if it’ll look anything like this?
http://beta.veoh.com/m/watch.php?v=v21182718xPs3jTzA
The problem isn’t Stormy testifying. The problem is Donald is going to have to testify under oath now.
Really?
This is great news. We can see who has the biggest boobs! Stormy or the democrats!!
Sorry Stormy!
For those not following along with the Little League World Series, Congratulations to Hawaii. After the weekend your state has had, they need a little pick me up.
I was also super impressed with the sportsmanship and good spirit of the Peachtree City team. Congrats to them also for such an exceptional season.
Amen to that! Brings back great memories of hundreds of ballgames! They aren’t worrying about politics nor should they.
More good economic news! Thank your Prez!
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/27/us-stocks-to-open-higher-after-powell-signals-further-rate-hikes.html
The President took Powell to task in the last weeks for wanting to raise the interest rate, told reporter Powell was going to slow down his economic plan.
I’m going to rise to the resident troll’s bait once again as he has recently admitted that he is only posting here for effect and I do hate playing into that but some of it should be countered. How many times do you suppose Donald Trump recited the pledge prior to dodging the Vietnam War draft 4 times? Or stood for the national anthem in salute of a flag that John McCain fought for in that same war while uttering statements like this about the man in 2015:
“He’s not a war hero,” Trump said. “He’s a war hero because he was captured. I like people that weren’t captured… I don’t like losers…”
I don’t know if Trump knows the words to the Pledge of Allegiance, but Trump demonstrated here in Atlanta that he doesn’t know the words to the Star Spangled Banner.
Will don’t make this so easy. Did Cliton write to the Colonel that he detested the military. You guys don’t give a rip about the military. You didn’t vote for McCain. Made fun of George W who was a fighter pilot, Obama did not serve which is fine and on and on.
What Trump said about McCain was asinine. What Trump is doing for the conservative agenda is outstanding. Love the economic moves, the tax reform, the focus on job creation, lessening the regulatory burden, the hiring freeze in DC, the judicial moves, the military moves, encouraging small business formation. I have to hold my nose at some of his other things.
Almost everything from the socialist agenda makes me want to hold my nose.
Things you seem to over look…
Obama put forward a corporate tax reform plan 3 times. It was shelved by the GOP. We could have gotten reform and helped the economy sooner, except that would give the democrats a ‘win’.
A number of the job creation plans are knock offs of either democrat’s and/or Bi-particane proposals in the house prior to 2017, and Ivanka’s is similar to the one Hillary had listed on her website and Trump trashed in West Virginia. I
A large number of funding like military and small business formation bills – could have passed prior to 2017, but at that time the GOP was more concerned over cutting spending and lower deficit spending – which is currently no longer a priority.
American is not just conservative and liberals, but many like to make it so, if only to score the political ‘wins’.
You’re saying that W was not part of a fighter group? Never flew/piloted a plane?
He did. Texas Air National Guard – to avoid the draft and direct combat
So being a fighter pilot makes you a draft dodger….only in liberal America. How many snowflakes do you are fighter pilots?
Personally – just 1, retired AF (he’s gay too). If you count Night Stalker pilots you can add my neighbor. Can I add the B-1 Bomber pilot I graduated from High School with?
I was about to resort to his name calling. Lets be nice. He is an uniformed boob.
I guess the snowflake press never let it be know that he was a fighter pilot. This is a supposedly informed snowflake. You know how clueless most snowflkaes are. They love the communists in their party and hate the founders.
Andrew, did you ever take an economics course? Did you pass?
So was W…idiot.
Drew, are you affixing these posts elsewhere, too? You need to be heard, Little Buddy and not just here. Rooftops? Coffee houses? Public squares? Megaphones? Skywriting? Please give me even more hope!!
I actually did vote for McCain in 2000.
I also give a rip about the Military. I have relatives who have or are serving and I have done pro-bona work for veterans. Dated a Naval officer between 1990-1992. Did the whole Gulf War girlfriend thing while his ship was part of the fleet firing off missiles with the USS Wisconsin.
You really need to stop lumping everyone who does not agree with you or Trump all together under one label.
Interesting read:
“Georgia Election Expert Tells Oconee County Republicans Their Party Should Hold On To Governor’s Mansion”
“Recent trends show only a 200,000 vote gap between Republicans and Democrats, Bullock said, so Democrats only need to move a little more than 100,000 votes to win.
Bullock said that Abrams, former House minority leader from Atlanta, hopes to make up the vote deficit by mobilizing more minorities.
“Sure, she is glad to get any White votes that she gets,” Bullock said. “But her emphasis is going to be on trying to register and then turn out increased numbers of minorities.”
Bullock said Abrams and Kemp, from Athens and currently Secretary of State, will be competing most intensely for White women…
In the May Republican Party Primary, Kemp with 25.6 percent of the vote, ran second to Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle, who got 39.0 percent in a five-person race.
In the July Republican Party Primary Runoff, Kemp got 69.5 percent of the vote, to Cagle’s 30.5 percent.
That 43.9 point swing in votes, from 26.5 percent to 69.5 percent, is the largest in Georgia runoff history going back to 1966, Bullock said.
Bullock said Kemp’s controversial advertisement in which Kemp, holding a shotgun, interviews a young man who has an interest in his daughter, helped Kemp in the primary.
Kemp obtained “earned media coverage, i.e, stuff he didn’t have to pay” for from the advertisement because of reactions locally and nationally, according to Bullock…”
http://www.oconeecountyobservations.org/2018/08/georgia-election-expert-tells-oconee.html
Stay home republicans, please stay home.
God, we all love you, Armani! LOL! Do you REALLY think any Trump supporter is gonna stay home? I hope you don’t get your heart broken easily. Trump is the only man standing in the way of our country being fundamentally changed for the worse. Yall cannot indict a Sitting Prez. Oops!!! Yall ain’t gonna get 67! Oops! And regarding Stacey. She cannot win. She will not win. Rationalization is a wonderful thing!
Honestly, what is it about the Atlanta mayor’s office that seems to be of perpetual interest to the Feebs?
https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/federal-subpoenas-target-former-atlanta-mayor-kasim-reed-his-brother/733755029
Come on out and say it. You know that you want to.
The blacks, right?
Nice projection of your bigotry, Dr. Dingleberry! Wow!
Are you kidding me?! You are one hated filled gas bag.
I think changing the name of the Russell building is a great opportunity to highlight how easy and painless it should be to replace memorials honoring segregationists with worthier subjects. I wonder if the Daughters of the you-know-what could ever see their way to replacing Old Joe in Gainesville with a Young John leaning on jet.
Go for it if folks feel better about it…Why not name it Hartsfield Jackson? I have no dog in the hunt. Its like sandblasting Stone Mountain. Have at it. A waste of time. If it floats your boat go for it. It changes nothing.
I’m ambivalent about renaming the Senate Office Bldg. Unlike statues that were plainly erected to in the name of racism and to intimidate African-Americans (not all or maybe even most of the statues) where removal is a slam dunk if desired by locals, the Senate Office building was named for Russell’s good qualities of which there were many.
I agree that this is distinctly different from the statues in that the intention is to honor McCain and not to minimize Russell. What I mean to say is that this can be good practice for switching this dusty old statue with this modern hero, since Russell’s segregationist views will doubtless come up in popular discussion, it’s an opportunity to show how easily we can find consensus. A federal building named after a senator most Georgians don’t know about for an actual G.I. Joe today, a symbolic (as in, not even a real person) confederate soldier for a popular hero tomorrow. I dunno.
My friend from high school had two of her kids at Marquette doing part of this research.
Worth your time.
https://pilotonline.com/news/local/projects/jail-crisis/article_5ba8a112-974e-11e8-ba17-b734814f14db.html
Shorter version. Many of Trump’s accomplishments would have come to pass earlier were it not for Obama’s incompetence.
How many air national guard pilots flew combat missions? Are they all woosies?
Why don’t you tell them that? Love to see that!! How many folks in the Marine corp or Army were never on a combat mission?
How many combat missions did Bill and Hillary participate in when they were protesting in Red Square? ….This is too easy…..
Nawwwwwww…
He’s just pointing out your side’s hypocrisy and inconsistency wherever it raises its ugly head!!
I happen to agree that whataboutism can be a way to point out hypocrisy. But whataboutism also ignores the original charge of hypocrisy. So, instead of responding honestly to the substantive charge, whataboutism devolves the discussion into an elementary-age playground “I’m not; you are” level of discussion. Because guess what- if you want a world – and specifically any political party- devoid of hypocrisy and imperfection- you will never get what you want.
The more mature and productive approach is to acknowledge and address any charge, and then do a whatabout, so that those counter-charges can be addressed.
DTM actually did this for a second when he said that Trump’s comments abt McCain were in fact not good.
As for the charge that any “side” doesn’t care about the military, that’s so broad and ambiguous that it has to be untrue by the very laws of probabilities. It’s also untrue because support for the military is what, like 99% in America? So, regardless of party, the military is supported and appreciated. But how you go about developing public policy in further support is where differences arise.
So, instead of buying into the hogwash past marketing tools of Republicans– that Dems hate the military- it is much more useful to recognize the truth that most everybody cares about the military- then talk about how you improve veterans’ care, or the right size and details of the defense budget.
Fair enough Balance.
I think all care about the military, but I do think the conservative side of the isle would be consider more “pro” military the other. Is that fair?
I think the polls were 54% Trump, 25% Hillary and the other 21% preferred not to vote.
All of us are tired of wars not well thought out or implemented as well as they could be. If we fight them, lets use overwhelming force and end them quickly, or maybe not at all.
I am for things that work. Party be darned. I just don’t see much from the radical left that has much chance of working.
Economically, almost no chance.
I’d say that the biggest difference on military and defense is that Dems would prefer to spend less overall on defense, and more on veterans health care, and vice versa. But much of the differences have been exaggerated by marketing/messaging, and frankly, I would pin the Republican messaging machine as painting Dems as “weak” on defense because of their preference for lower levels of defense spending. That said, Dems and Repubs tend to universally defend the bases and military industry contractors in their districts, without fail. And the differences in philosophy and action with regard to which conflicts we are engaged in tend to come after the fact– e.g. most folks were on board about invading Iraq at the start. So, I think the actual differences are smaller than as advertised.
As for economics, all I can say is that supply-side approaches have been continually proven as much less effective than demand-side– if your goal is growth. But a minority of economists disagree, and in the end, supply and demand are functions of each other, so— you can’t really have Repub economics work without Dems’, and perhaps vice versa. But in the name of marketing and politics, the reality gets lost- the reality that the economy is a pendulum which swings back and forth, and needs to. What we want to avoid is extreme swings and stoppages.
I have never heard from a more argumentative, bitter douche bag in my life. You have no sense of humor and call folks liars at the drop of a hat about things you have no idea about. How do you come up with this baloney?
I am sure I am not the first person to tell you that. I pray you are better in person….I have not run into many folks like you.
Your replies really are some of the reasons I get a chuckle at some of the replies on this blog –to see if folks really think the way you do…and YOU do.
It does get tiresome. But it figures that this spew comes from a sniveling, radical lib. You epitomize why snowflake is such a derisive term and why most folks want nothing to do with this this hateful, clueless agenda..
Looking at your posts versus DTM’s, Drew, I gotta tell you yours are much more petulant – by far. Insults is all you brought un this last posting. As are most of yours. Name calling and more name calling. And now delusions of self-proclaimed superiority!!! God, you are a genuine cartoon!
“I think it’s been pretty clearly established that you are inferior.” “By the by, my determination that you are not my equal…”
I am still howling at this! LOL! I know I’ve mentioned that I’ve got a group of buddies that I meet with on a semi regular basis and that I print off a few of the Lib posts on here to take with me for entertainment purposes. Well, today is one of them days! I’ve called all the boys and said I’ve got one that will have them peeing their britches with laughter! I’ll tape it with the old smart phone and actually produce a real “pee tape.” Most of the gut busters in the past have included Andrew’s sputum-filled, hate-laced verbal diarrhea. Luckily for me, today will be no different! Awwwwww Nawwwwww!!!
Trump and Mexico have come together today for a trade agreement that is much more favorable to the US. The EU is next week..Canada soon and likely China….This is directed to the liberals on the blog.
Is this a bad thing?
Were any liberals happy when Tax Reform brought back to the US between 2 and 4 trillion dollars that had been held overseas? How much economic growth and jobs will that help create here?
Were any of you disappointed that the corporate tax rate– which had been the highest on earth prior to Trump taking office and was shoving jobs overseas –was reduced so that the US is much more competitive globally?
Can anyone tell me something not to like about these events?
You need to define Liberal. Is it actual liberals like Andrew, or is it any one who does not agree with you and/or President Trump?
As a centralist, I would have liked if they addressed this in Obama’s 2011 corporate reform bill to bring that $2-4 trillion here in 2012. I would have liked it if they had measures in place of how companies could spend repatriated funds (like limiting the no. of share buy backs, CEO pay increases vs. total company pay increases, a cap on dividends issued, wage increases instead of bonuses, M & A guidelines). I would have liked a 24% cut instead of 21% with that 3 % earmarked for infrastructure projects. I would have liked it if they left my personal deduction in place.
The new deal by the way does not lift steel & aluminum tariffs. What it does is allow US car manufactures to still build in Mexico if they use US steel. If you’re a US company that uses Mexican steel, you’re still screwed.
Ellynn you make solid points. I don’t really think the government controlling how companies spend their own money is actually a good thing. I see almost nothing the government is a very good steward of. It was doing no good overseas and I have been railing about that idiocy for a decade but no one did a darn thing about it until now.
You should see an infrastructure bill soon. You might even get a liberal vote or two for that if they can get away from watching Stormy and Amaroso tapes. Seems like they have been against helping the American people for a long time.
I wouldn’t worry much about the tariffs. They are bargaining chips. Nothing has worked against the Chinese for 40 years, has it?
Here’s how the infrastructure bill is going to go if GOP still holds house. Point out the hundred of trillions of dollars needed for infrastructure. Point out how bad the current deficit is. Force the democrats to pick between infrastructure or funding social safety nets while still increasing military spending because you know – veterans, and then force a P3 agreement that is more friendly to corporate investors then the public end users, start messing with alternative funding, like a gas tax increase , a car buyers fee, etc…
Reminder, one man’s bargaining chips is another man’s family farm. We got in this mess because Trump felt steel workers got a bad deal out of NAFTA (US steel was dying a good 20 years before NAFTA was signed). To ‘save steel jobs’ he is sacrificing US farms.
A good reference on what is involved in a Public Private Partnership (P3)
https://www.p3world.com/
The farmers love Trump and voted for him. So do most workers in this country. The left abandoned them ages ago.
Do illegals streaming in the country help the US workers?
He is keeping his promises. You will be seeing much more global trade and much fewer tariffs that have been ripping the US off for decades.
Is anyone tired of paying Nato’s defense bill? Who had enough stones to confront that too? Maybe some of these sniveling folks will thank him.
They can thank him for bringing back 2-4 trillion dollars back here too.
What is it about a strong economy and pro growth policies that folks don’t like?
The tax codes could had added carrot/stick taxes and or credits to repatriated funds. Example, if you use less the x % of funds on corporate leadership compensation, you get a tax credit to use towards the companies portion of federal taxes of employees.. Or have dividends over X % of repat funds taxed 1 % to the company. Give a credit for x % spent on R & D, prevent employee cutback of dual job holders through M & A for ex years after if repat money is used. Require mandatory job retraining for jobs lost through M &A.
The explanation may be that Fox News said so.
3:41 Flag on White House lowered to half staff. (3 Major Veteran group letters later…)
It is just amazing that this disgusting cretin is president of this country.
Where is a heart attack when you need one?
Spoken like Hippocrates himself! Do no harm, Him-roid, do no harm! Lol!!
Have anyone ever seen Andrew and Matt at the same time? Two of the most pleasant folks I have ever run across… I have to hand it to you.
You put the snow in snowflakes. These two sunny personalities deserve each other and are the epitome of radical liberalism. I don’t want to tar the average lib with them. I don’t think the average lib is that horrible.
We don’t want em on our side. Some cancers just need to be cut out. Right Doc?
The lowering of the flag to half staff is a demonstration of an immature President, not an admission of a mistake. McCain was “partially to blame” that Trump ordered the flag full staff, according to grifter Pruitt supporter, Trump cultist OK Senator Inhofe. “Show some respect for someone with the emotional stability of a petulant child.” [my snark quote]
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/gop-senator-mccain-is-partially-to-blame-for-controversy-over-white-house-flags/ar-BBMwY9J?ocid=spartandhp
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Inhofe is also the big brain who brought a snowball to the Senate floor to demonstrate the fallacy of global warming.
Any chance we could return Oklahoma to territory status?
There was no apology- for the flag, for the comment which mocked McCain’s torture. So, no apparent spiritual growth. The Pres. remains a toddler, this time it was just the village that got together and coerced him to at least repent half-heartedly, and do the job that his parents never did. Until the Aunties and Uncles in the Repub party can demonstrate proper guardianship, we’ll be stuck with a petty man-child.
Andrew… I was looking at the new Mexico agreement. Weren’t most of the issues covered had more favorable concession in our favor in the TTP? If that’s the case, wouldn’t staying in the TTP have given us better or equal terms for the Auto Industry? With out the steel and aluminum tariffs.