“Men are better than women. But a good woman is better than ten good men.”—Donald Trump (paraphrased), according to Barbara Res, his top construction engineer in the 1980s, as imparted to creators of “Biography: The Trump Dynasty.”
So true.
“Men are better than women. But a good woman is better than ten good men.”—Donald Trump (paraphrased), according to Barbara Res, his top construction engineer in the 1980s, as imparted to creators of “Biography: The Trump Dynasty.”
So true.
Culture, Democrats, Donald Trump, Etiquette, Race, Racism, Republicans
Congress is increasingly occupied by rubbish—the kind of representative who is constitutionally incapable of honoring timeworn rules of etiquette.
At the Michael Cohen testimony before Congress, a smug and smarmy attack dog, Rashida Tlaib, alighted on Rep. Mark Meadows.
With no warning, rabid Rashida accused him of the possibility of racism. Why so? Because the Republican had brought HUD official Lynne Patton along to the hearing earlier on Wednesday:
“Just to make a note, Mr. Chairman, just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for them, doesn’t mean they aren’t racist. And it is insensitive that some would even say — the fact that someone would actually use a prop, a black woman, in this chamber, in this committee, is alone racist in itself,” Tlaib said.
Meek Meadows, being a Republicans, folded, instead of rubbing Rashida’s nose it in.
Donald Trump, Ethics, Government, THE ELITES, The Establishment, The State
“I think it’s possible’ Trump is a Russian asset.” So said former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe to a friendly interviewer (is there any other kind?).
That’s very funny. President Trump is so not spy material. Donald Trump would be a liability if recruited in spook capacity. He’d be tweeting out all Putin’s secrets.
McCabe’s nutty utterances tell you how stupid he is—and how compromised the FBI has become. I mean, McCabe was a big cheese in the org. He was a top dog there.
In any event, for those who do not recall, pursuant to the Office of the Inspector General’s (OIG) recommendations, McCabe had been fired for making “an unauthorized disclosure to the news media and lack[ing] candor,” including to lie under oath on multiple occasions. (HERE.)
“The FBI expects every employee to adhere to the highest standards of honesty, integrity, and accountability. As the OPR proposal stated, ‘all FBI employees know that lacking candor under oath results in dismissal and that our integrity is our brand.’”
During their two years without serious political opposition, the Republicans floated “The RAISE (Reforming American Immigration for Strong Employment) Act.”
The Act was not exactly negotiated for with great vigor during the Republican dominance on Capitol Hill, from 2017 till 2019.
Still, in his 2019 State of the Union Address, President Trump managed to renege on the promises briefly made in the neglected RAISE Act.
Back in 2017, Steven Camarota of the Center for Immigration Studies had motivated passionately for RAISE:
Seventy percent of legal immigrants enter the US based on family reunification visas, with no consideration given to their skills and education or the needs of the US economy. Legal immigration at current levels suppresses American wages, especially at the bottom rungs of the labor market. Most legal immigrants enter the US on family visas. RAISE would have slashed the family reunification immigration by 50 percent, from 11 million people every decade to 5 or 6 million, still enormous numbers. Fully half of the legal intake into the US is lacking in skills and constitutes a fiscal drain; roughly 50% of the legal flow enters the US with less than a high-school education. Again, a fiscal drain. The same proportion of households headed by immigrants access one of more the major welfare programs. Help out the poor and let the american taxpayer breathe. … The poor are very poor. You give them a raise by lowering the levels of legal immigration.
I want the wall. I want the wall more than Trump wants the wall. But something bugs me:
Why didn't Trump work this hard for the wall during the 2 yrs Republicans were in control?
Why did Trump & the GOP keep putting this fight off, time after time, when they were in charge?
— Joe Walsh (@WalshFreedom) January 13, 2019