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Sep 18, 2017
Sep 19, 2017
When Sen Jeanne Shaheen was asked why the illegal immigrants were protesting Democrats, her first answer was, "DREAMers and young people across the country are frustrated, and they want to go to college and join the military and get jobs and be America...See More
Chalky
Could be!
;-)
;-)
Sep 17, 2017
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We spend $3.2 trillion per year — literally twice as much as the OECD average as a share of the economy. We pay enough in...See More
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Bob R/CA
Obamacare hasn't "failed." It just hasn't solved all of the problems. The good isn't the enemy of the perfect. And the GOP's "solutions" they seem bent on one more vote on, once again catapult us back in the "worse."
T.E.C. - Iowa
Regarding Tim's post, I wrote that Canada spends about $4600 per person on health care and the government's portion of America's costs is about $4600 per person. These numbers are why I wrote, "either taxes could go down or the government would cover everything." The math says if America's cost dropped to $4600 per person, and citizens still paid p...See More
Excerpt from the source linked below:
Historically, Cirincione argues, negotiations have brought about deals that have been more or less respected by Pyongyang. The most important agreement, in 1994, succeeded in freezing North Korea's programs relatively effectively until the administration of George W. Bush overturned it.
But th...See More
Historically, Cirincione argues, negotiations have brought about deals that have been more or less respected by Pyongyang. The most important agreement, in 1994, succeeded in freezing North Korea's programs relatively effectively until the administration of George W. Bush overturned it.
But th...See More
Chalky
"This kind of negotiation requires deft diplomacy, good judgment and discipline. The World asked Cirincione if President Donald Trump's administration is up to the task.
"God, I hope so," he replied. "But it's really problematic. This is a president that is basically home alone. They haven't appointed any of the kind of personnel that wou...See More
"God, I hope so," he replied. "But it's really problematic. This is a president that is basically home alone. They haven't appointed any of the kind of personnel that wou...See More
Bob R/CA
Trump the toddler president. All his "strategies" have done is escalate the situation, and a nuclear war is entirely foreseeable. The article is right, the last time we had a successful approach to NK was under Clinton, which Bush destroyed in a matter of weeks.
Sep 16, 2017
Chalky
FaceBook closed 30,000 fake accounts in France.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-france-security-facebook/facebook-cracks-down-on-30000-fake-accounts-in-france-idUSKBN17F25G
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-france-security-facebook/facebook-cracks-down-on-30000-fake-accounts-in-france-idUSKBN17F25G
Sep 16, 2017
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/rep-dana-rohrabacher-someone-leaked-very-important-call-with-john-kelly-concerning-wikileaks/article/2634632
#MAGA
Sep 12, 2017
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/russia-today-sputnik-us-foreign-agent-rt-news-affliate-kremlin-moscow-putin-anti-propaganda-fara-a7943131.html
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Chalky
So, you're a fan of Peter Lavelle, eh?
He lives in Moscow.
He's pushes conspiracy theories on his show.
He's extremely pro-Russian.
It's sad to discover that you give more credence Russian propaganda than you do to US intelligence or to Robert Mueller's investigation.
http://www.politifact.com/punditfact...See More
He lives in Moscow.
He's pushes conspiracy theories on his show.
He's extremely pro-Russian.
It's sad to discover that you give more credence Russian propaganda than you do to US intelligence or to Robert Mueller's investigation.
http://www.politifact.com/punditfact...See More
T.E.C. - Iowa
First, no I am not a fan of Peter Lavelle. I am a fan of the guests he has on. They are from all corners of the world - as they are on the video chalky did NOT watch before posting.
For example, the first guest is Scott Rickard former American intelligence linguist. Yet, because he is on RT, Chalky and others probably consider him a trait...See More
For example, the first guest is Scott Rickard former American intelligence linguist. Yet, because he is on RT, Chalky and others probably consider him a trait...See More
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"Just days before Republicans adopted a new, more Russia-friendly plank into their party platform, one of Donald Trump's top advisers visited Moscow in July to deliver speeches criticizing ...See More