Route 66
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But there is though, van - that hair. That hair should be a Class ‘A’ felony.
California is a sorry excuse for a state
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I believe the investment was something like $125k compared to almost a billion from the Clinton campaign in advertising. Illustrates how a certain party spends a helluva lot without getting much done. They don't deserve to be in power if fake news at minimal cost was the difference in winning over the voters.
OK, you got me there, LOL!!But there is though, van - that hair. That hair should be a Class ‘A’ felony.
And yet one party's attempt at putting more money into most people's pockets as well as trying to create an environment where business can thrive is met with derision by supporters of the party that believes only government can solve our problems. Already a number of corporations have announced bonuses and raises for their employees after the the tax cuts were approved. And I suspect it's because they believe, and the stock market reflects that belief, that things are going to improve and they'll have to compete for workers. Far different from the naysayers who said the corporations will just pocket the extra savings. Bottom line people need to give real change a chance, not shoot down everything because some will do better than others, or their political party might look bad.
floridays
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Please share your inside knowledge. That statement conveys your wishful thinking, nothing more.
It will be fine
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Republicans have spent hundreds of millions of dollars investigating Hillary. How much is enough when everytime they come up with nothing? Do you even understand how unamerican it is to demand the justice department open special investigations into your political opponents? Do you understand how that attacks the very fabric of democracy? It's how dictators behave. The republican appointed deputy AG is in charge of the Mueller investigation, crying partisan is nonsense. If Trump is clean he shouldn't be worrried. If you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear. He's acting very afraid.
if they are civilians then its a war crime to kill them.
Fred's Myth
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Now you sound like a Falangist.
i may disagree with your political views, but at least youve already heard of cooperatives. ive never heard of falangist. upon looking it up, i would not be a falangist because its all over the place! im not anti democratic, and i have major problems with power or authority. i am a socialist. i think chomsky is an anarcho syndicalist.
Falangism emphasized the need for authority, hierarchy, and order in society.[3] Falangism is anti-communist, anti-capitalist, anti-democratic, and anti-liberal,[4][5] although under Franco, the Falange abandoned its original anti-capitalist tendencies, declaring the ideology to be fully compatible with capitalism.[6]
The Falange's original manifesto, the "Twenty-Seven Points", declared Falangism to support the unity of Spain and the elimination of regional separatism; the establishment of a dictatorship led by the Falange; utilizing violence to regenerate Spain; promoting the revival and development of the Spanish Empire. The manifesto supported a social revolution to create a national syndicalist economy that creates national syndicates of both employees and employers to mutually organize and control the economic activity, agrarian reform, industrial expansion, and respect for private property with the exception of nationalizing credit facilities to prevent capitalist usury.[7] It supports criminalization of strikes by employees and lockouts by employers as illegal acts.[8] Falangism supports the state to have jurisdiction of setting wages.[8] The Franco-era Falange supported the development of cooperatives such as the Mondragon Corporation, because it bolstered the Francoist claim of the nonexistence of social classes in Spain during his rule.[9]
At the core of the issue is the hacking of the election which brings about a greater but not mentioned often enough worry In a time of war the Russians North Korea's China's, Iran's ( pick whoever you want)ability to hack into our defensive and retaliatory weapons system and immobilize them. Press the button and nothing happens. An equal if not even larger threat is that the Mueller investigation uncovers a global bank fraud, money laundering and tax evasion conspiracy so egregious so pervasive and so destructive that it could result in the collapse of the global banking system and bring about another global depression. I believe that there are people on both sides of the isle who are well aware of this possibility . The preservation of wealth and power will in the end win out.
floridays
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While Mueller is uncovering everything, (except what the special counsel was birthed for) can he verify almond joy candy bars have less nuts.
floridays
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You are correct, it is becoming crystal clear he is a political hack, a man that refuses to accept the truth while it's biting him in the ass.
floridays
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Mueller was given the freedom to go wherever the investigation leads him. Problem is it's taking him where some Reps were not expecting him to go...right to the doorsteps of the "deep state" and the "mobile republic". Places where true wealth and power lay . Robert Mueller clearly remembers how badly Nixon had compromised Pat Gray. He will allow it to happen again.
Correction he will not allow it to happen again.
floridays
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code pink does really good stuff, check out medea benjamin
of course abortion is an issue which the left wing and right wing dont agree on, so theres not really any point in talking about it.
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yes but the question is what do you do aside from voting
Just where in my comments do you find the word " necessary"? Mueller was first appointed head of the FBI with the enthusiastic support of the GOP. He was appointed special prosecutor with the full support of the GOP. Why the change of heart and the move to get rid of him? Could it be that his GOP support was based on the belief by some members of Congress that he would not be anywhere near as aggressive and determined to get to the truth or as willing to go after key GOP officials and staffers as he has shown thus far? Perhaps they failed to realize that Robert Mueller is still an old ground pounding FBI street detective at heart.
