The long nightmare has just begun: Inauguration of a fraud.
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Meanwhile back at the dacha:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/trump-poster-halt-action-group-art_us_58c2fcd4e4b054a0ea6a8d94
The Activist Artists Behind This Viral Trump Poster Refuse To Have Presidential Amnesia
“These words should haunt President Trump and embolden American women.”
http://boingboing.net/2017/03/10/artist-puts-trump-quotes-on-mi.html
Artist puts Trump quotes on misogynistic old magazine ads
The Activist Artists Behind This Viral Trump Poster Refuse To Have Presidential Amnesia
“These words should haunt President Trump and embolden American women.”
http://boingboing.net/2017/03/10/artist-puts-trump-quotes-on-mi.html
Artist puts Trump quotes on misogynistic old magazine ads
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We know what happened with obamacare, a package of lies.
Trump hasnt passed one yet. A little premature arent you?
You're like Faulkner's Southern racist who hates the race and loves the individual.
He's still a racist though.
I have a hard time and give one to anyone who tries to rationalize irrationality. The race of the racist doesn't matter to me.In general- you libs and moderates have a hard time with that, except when it comes to white menlain:
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Trump Adviser Had Twitter Contact With Figure Tied to Russians
Roger J. Stone Jr., an off-and-on adviser to President Trump for decades, has acknowledged that he had contact on Twitter with Guccifer 2.0, the mysterious online figure that is believed to be a front for Russian intelligence officials.
It is the first time that someone associated with Mr. Trump has confirmed any type of contact with Guccifer 2.0, which claimed to be a Romanian hacker and took credit for the hacking of the Democratic National Committee.
It is the first time that someone associated with Mr. Trump has confirmed any type of contact with Guccifer 2.0, which claimed to be a Romanian hacker and took credit for the hacking of the Democratic National Committee.
Give that man the Ralph Cramden Hamanah, Hamanah, Hamanah of the Year Award :chuckle:
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:chuckle:
I'm not going to dignify this with a comment!
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Name someone in Washington who has not had some contact with the Russians or known someone who did? What does it prove?
Their not even a race, they are a religion. The Arabs likely have more of a trace to the Levites than the mordern Jew.
But I like I stated, I'm not going to go further into that conversation- you all get really weird when this subject arises; start acting like triggered sjws :wave2:
Anti-Semitism is generally treated as and considered a form of racism and many who identify as Jews aren't remotely religious. But six of one...Glad you're going to leave off on the topic, at any rate.
Unlike a lot of people, I recognize that the Arabs and the Jews are both Semites. So in my mind, I see nothing wrong with speaking on Jews anymore than Muslims- they are two colors from the same prism, so to speak.
People can identify as whatever they want, but if a person is 10% Semite than they are just another white person to me. And why should that be wrong? I see such a claim to one's roots as simply a license to be a victim :idunno:
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The astonishing dysfunction of Trump's State Department, in one quote
Mexico’s foreign minister, Luis Videgaray, was in Washington. The Los Angeles Times’s Tracy Wilkinson asked State spokesperson Mark Toner what the plans were for his visit. Toner, a highly regarded career foreign service officer, apparently had no idea that a key foreign dignitary was even in the city:
Wilkinson did some follow-up reporting, and found out that Videgaray had called Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to tell him he was visiting. However, the visit had been planned entirely through the White House, and Videgary did not schedule any meetings with Tillerson personally. This, as Wilkinson notes, is highly unusual.
“It is customary for foreign secretaries from all nations to be received by their US counterpart when in Washington,” she writes. “But Videgaray said the thrust of his mission meant he needed to speak directly to the White House.”
Mexico’s foreign minister, Luis Videgaray, was in Washington. The Los Angeles Times’s Tracy Wilkinson asked State spokesperson Mark Toner what the plans were for his visit. Toner, a highly regarded career foreign service officer, apparently had no idea that a key foreign dignitary was even in the city:
Wilkinson did some follow-up reporting, and found out that Videgaray had called Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to tell him he was visiting. However, the visit had been planned entirely through the White House, and Videgary did not schedule any meetings with Tillerson personally. This, as Wilkinson notes, is highly unusual.
“It is customary for foreign secretaries from all nations to be received by their US counterpart when in Washington,” she writes. “But Videgaray said the thrust of his mission meant he needed to speak directly to the White House.”