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I think he damages our national security, has made world leaders very leery of making any deals with someone who doesn't respect them, he is absolutely the last thing we need on environmental issues, he inherited a strong economy and has put farmers in the pour house, manufacturing is down and hey HOW ABOUT THAT BUDGET. This budget issue isn't partisan, both parties better address it soon.
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Judges again he has done nothing.. the Senate has Taking the fight to jihadist.. your clueless on this topic. This hasn't changed since 911 Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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lowest black unemployment ever, highest black median income ever, is nothing? Nah, you’re not partisan. The president nominates judges, the senate votes to confirm. The senate can only vote on judges nominated by the president. Take a civics class and stop embarrassing yourself. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
:huh: as crazy as schifs eyeballs
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imagine how great things would be if trump didn't have the dems and the media and re-pete hounding him every second of every day:humpty:
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the left is doing everything they can, to get him re-elected. And they don’t see it. They think the way to beat him, is to nominate someone that makes Obama look like a centrist. They think Hilary lost because she wasn’t nearly liberal ( i.e., polarizing) enough...how does one arrive at that conclusion? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
it would be so much fun if he showed up at the next impeachment debacle wearing sunglasses
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he can be a real jerk, but sometimes he hits it way out of the park. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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People have money, and they’re not afraid to spend it. You hate that, don’t you? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Black friday sales have been rising except 2008 but you think its because of Trump LOL sure it is I live in reality not Trumps reality the 1st number is individual spending 20-40 dollars some years 2-5 in others WOW 2005 $734.69 $496.2 billion 6.2% 2006 $750.70 $512.6 billion 3.2% 2007 $755.13 $525.9 billion 2.7% 2008 $694.19 $501.7 billion -4.6% 2009 $681.83 $503.2 billion 0.2% 2010 $718.98 $529.4 billion 5.2% 2011 $740.57 $553.8 billion 4.6% 2012 $752.24 $568.7 billion 2.6% 2013 $767.24 $584.1 billion 2.9% 2014 $802.45 $608.0 billion 5.0% 2015 $805.65 $626.1 billion 3.2% 2016 $935.58 $655.8 billion 3.6% 2017 $967.13 $682.0 billion 4.0% 2018 $1,007.24 $717.5 billion 4.3% |
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you dont even understand how the senate works? this is beyond civics maybe Republicans need a lesson.. Ask Obama how much being POTUS helped him filli judges Senate obstructionism handed a raft of judicial vacancies to Trump the 114th Senate contributed to the contentiousness and polarization of the once semi-ministerial task of confirming judge. There is no reason to expect the process to get any better. We are reaching the point that confirmations stop unless the same party controls the White House and Senate. https://www.brookings.edu/blog/fixgo...cies-to-trump/ |
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many times, that Obama got the economy back and then some. You are the one, who said that Trumps economy has “done nothing”. So between us, who is the honest one, and who is the thoughtless partisan zombie? Hmmm? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
He simply can’t help but spin. These Dems are a dishonest lot.
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I’ve never claimed the economy isn’t strong, but there is a cost associated to his policies and eventually the tab is coming to the table. Manufacturing and the farming sectors are now paying for the trade war policy and at NATO, he now says he will expand tariffs and suggests a China deal might be on hold until after 2020. I believe he has done serious harm to how our allies see us, especially when entering into agreements, which Trump has shown no problem walking away from. His undermining the strength of the chain of command in the military and second guessing their judgement on discipline is dangerous. His head in the sand approach to climate change will set us back and at a time we should continue to lead, he moves us in the opposite direction. Thankfully scores of businesses, universities, cities and states have stayed the course knowing its serious.
All this hype about the economy and nothing on the budget and deficit, guess who pays that tab; prepare your children. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Things changed after the 2014 elections, when Republicans won back the chamber and virtually halted processing Obama’s court nominees. At the end of Obama’s term, in 2017, there were 17 circuit court vacancies, with seven nominees pending, and 86 district court vacancies, with 44 nominees pending. Having so many vacancies to fill gave Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the White House more opportunities to pump up Trump’s confirmation rate in his first two years. In 2017, McConnell went further than Reid in instituting another partisan rule change. This one did away with the filibuster for Supreme Court nominees, ensuring Neil M. Gorsuch would be confirmed — and Brett M. Kavanaugh a year later. And this year he limited the number of hours of post-cloture debate on district court nominees, a move that further greases the skids for more confirmations. Another change in Senate operations during Trump’s presidency has been the weakening of the “blue slip” process, which allowed home-state senators to essentially sink a nomination if they did not signal their support. Obama and previous presidents were loath to choose nominees who would not pass muster with home-state senators. McConnell has said that Democratic opposition won’t slow Trump nominees, a sentiment echoed by Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. Georgetown’s Rom doesn’t expect doing away with the blue slip process to make a huge difference, but he said it will “allow the majority of the Senate to approve judges more quickly.” “They’re going to try to put as many judges through that process as possible … and being able to ignore the home-state senators gives them a little bit of an edge,” he said. |
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i do t see a major cost to his antics. I’d prefer having an adult in there who has some class, but not if it meant less growth. Our nation is a whole lot more than who the president is. Lots of people still risking their lives to come here, very few billionaires here, who can afford to live anywhere they want, are fleeing. i think the “cost” is inflated. That’s just my opinion, and i may be wrong. But I just don’t see it. We are a whole lot more, than who are president happens to be. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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can’t have it both ways. You’re saying McConnell and Graham should let democrat opposition slow them down? The American people have chosen to give control of the senate to republicans. That includes the duty of confirming judges. If you don’t like it, win control of the senate. until then, too bad. After what the democrats tried to do to Kavanaugh, all you can do is point fingers at the republicans? Many Republicans voted for Kagan and Sotomayor. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I detail what happened in the Senate and you play victim once again, going back decades to the man who, after men with belief in the rule of law refused, fired Archibald Cox and then attempting to justify the Machivellian machinations of McConnell and Graham. Just how did Kavanaugh appear as a SC candidate? 1. Justice Kennedy retired abruptly to make way for Trump’s Brett Kavanaugh. 2. Kennedy’s son Justin and senior executive Tom Bowers signed off on Trump’s loans at Deutsche Bank. 3. Bowers “killed himself”. Who paid off Brett Kavanaugh’s:$92,000 country club fees, $200,000 credit card debt and $1.2M home mortgage? And you're worried about Hunter Biden getting 50K a month |
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Bork is the man who, after men with belief in the rule of law refused, fired Archibald Cox Just how did Kavanaugh appear as a SC candidate? 1. Justice Kennedy retired abruptly to make way for Trump’s Brett Kavanaugh. 2. Kennedy’s son Justin and senior executive Tom Bowers signed off on Trump’s loans at Deutsche Bank. 3. Bowers “killed himself”. Who paid off Brett Kavanaugh’s:$92,000 country club fees, $200,000 credit card debt and $1.2M home mortgage? |
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What the F*ck are you drinking or smoking. I haven’t spoken one word about free eduction, taxing the wealthy more because they can pay more, helps fund some education. You know nothing about me, but you clearly think you do, stay away from that old eggnog, you can’t afford to lose more brain cells.
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