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Posts posted by Francisco 2.0
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4 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:
She allegedly just wore it on the plane, but it's still a remarkably tone-deaf move (unless it was calculated).
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4 minutes ago, trauma babe said:
Why the fuck does Dean Cain appear on Fox and Friends? Grandparents don't know who Dean Cain is.
To be fair, the A, B, C, and D-listers in the celebrity world aren't coming close to Fox, or don't have the time.
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3 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
Yesterday I thought long and hard about how incredibly difficult it must be for a secret service agent assigned to Donald Trump. That might be the worst job in America right now.
Actually, it's probably pretty easy. He never leaves the Whitehouse, unless it's to A) trek off to one of his properties for something, like golf, or B) hang out at the Capital for a team-building cheer session, or C) go hang out with some true believers at a campaign rally.
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24 minutes ago, JimmyJames said:
So does Secretary Nielsen head on back to the Mexican restaurant tonight to finish her meal?
MAGA!
Probably hit up a Taco Bell in Alexandria to avoid the masses. Perhaps the drive-thru.
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2 hours ago, Michael Knight said:
And the followup:
https://splinternews.com/twitter-is-punishing-users-who-tweeted-our-stephen-mill-1826993497
QuoteNow, Twitter users who have either shared the post or posted Miller’s phone number have had their accounts temporarily suspended, with Twitter citing a violation of the site’s rules against publishing personal information. It’s safe to assume a shit-stirring campaign by all manner of internet assholes and tattletales was also effective:
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15 minutes ago, Huckleberry said:
Maybe they tattooed identification numbers on their arms.
Nah, we've modernized.
Barcodes.
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4 minutes ago, kevwun said:
Wonder how he's going to claim victory from this one? No wall and no new immigration policy are gonna make it a challenge.
"I'm signing this to immediately end this horrible issue of separating families, and I'm doing this because those heartless Democrats refused to do anything about it".
Millions will cheer.
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3 minutes ago, HtownHorn said:
I have no idea, but it's not 2000. Maybe the media should give us the facts, and not bullshit talking points about Nazi concentration camps. Of course, that would take courage, and the media has none.
1995 and that was five days ago.
Yeah, fake news and all.
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8 minutes ago, OatmealRaisinCookie said:
Come on, that is hilarious. We can't lose our sense of humor in times of crisis like this, that, I firmly believe.
Imagine if you will a foreign leader, say Gorbachev, throwing candy at Reagan and telling him "here Ronald, don't say I never gave you anything" and walking away.
Yeah. Hilarity.
It's only hilarious to #MAGA mouthbreathers.
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Just now, Chuckie Finster said:
That Nielsen lady must really want her Mexican food.
Funny; on Sunday she said there was no policy on separating families.
Now, she's allegedly drafted a policy to prevent it from happening.
Meanwhile, we have the policy drafted by the AG who says this needs to happen.
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"He stood up, he put his hand in his pocket... and he took two Starbursts candies out, threw them on the table and said to Merkel, 'Here, Angela. Don't say I never give you anything.'"
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Steve Schmidt threw in the towel.
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1 minute ago, TornACL said:
I gotta imagine ms-13 loves all this free publicity they're getting. Must really help with recruiting.
Shit, I wouldn't be surprised if MS-13 members were setting up recruiting stations outside of the
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Even Jeff Sessions' church is getting involved:
QuoteWe, the undersigned laity and clergy of the United Methodist Church, issue a formal complaint against fellow United Methodist layperson Jefferson Beauregard Sessions, by our understanding a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, AL, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church, Arlington, VA. While we are reticent to bring a formal complaint against a layperson, Mr. Sessions’ unique combination of tremendous social/political power, his leading role as a Sunday School teacher and former delegate to General Conference, and the severe and ongoing impact of several of his public, professional actions demand that we, as his siblings in the United Methodist denomination, call for some degree of accountability.
We write to you, Mr. Sessions’ pastors, copying his District Superintendents and Bishops, in the hopes that you will, as members of our connectional system, dig deeply into Mr. Sessions’ advocacy and actions that have led to harm against thousands of vulnerable humans. As members of the United Methodist Church, we deeply hope for a reconciling process that will help this long-time member of our connection step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing to immigrants, particularly children and families.
Pursuant to Paragraph 2702.3 of the 2016 United Methodist Book of Discipline, we hereby charge Jefferson Beauregard Sessions, Attorney General of the United States, a professing member and/or active participant of Ashland Place United Methodist Church (Mobile, Alabama) and Clarendon United Methodist Church (Alexandria, Virginia), with the chargeable offenses of:
Child Abuse (examples: advocacy for and implementation of documented practices that indefinitely separate thousands of young children from their parents; holding thousands of children in mass incarceration facilities with little to no structured educational or socio-emotional support)
Immorality (examples: the use of violence against children to deter immigration; advocating and supporting the separation of children from their families; refusal of refugee/asylee status to those fleeing gang or sexual violence; oppression of those seeking asylum or attempting to enter the United States with refugee status; directing employees and staff members to kidnap children from their parents)
Racial discrimination (examples: stopping investigations of police departments charged with racial discrimination; attempting to criminalize Black Lives Matter and other racial justice activist groups; targeting incarceration for those engaged in undocumented border crossings as well as those who present with requests for asylum, with a particular focus on those perceived as Muslim or LatinX)
Dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church (examples: the misuse of Romans 13 to indicate the necessity of obedience to secular law, which is in stark contrast to Disciplinary commitments to supporting freedom of conscience and resistance to unjust laws)
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23 minutes ago, Pancho Negro said:
Shutting down the government in an election year is a bold strategy. I hope he follows through.
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1 minute ago, Mojo Hand said:
He also cares deeply about saving jobs in China, but, on the bright side, only when saving those jobs would
hurt our national securityhelp his family's bottom line:Had to do some minor editing.
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2 minutes ago, Fozzz said:
President Infowars
It's so great to have a President of the United States who cares deeply about the crime rate in Germany.
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56 minutes ago, Aqua Buddha said:
I like how Trump is supposedly just enforcing Obama's policy but Obama was weak on immigration.
I like how Trump squeals with glee over repudiating everything Obama did with executive orders, etc. but is powerless to toss this "law" aside.
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Yeah. Totally the same.
QuoteFox News host Laura Ingraham on Monday described the child detention facilities housing immigrant youth as “essentially summer camps.”
Ingraham’s comments come amid growing outcry over the Trump administration’s policy to prosecute migrants crossing the border illegally, leading to thousands of children being separated from their parents and housed in what the government is calling "tent cities."
“As more illegal immigrants are rushing the border, more kids are being separated from their parents,” Ingraham said. “And temporarily housed at what are, essentially, summer camps.”
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30 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
Wait, Space Force is going to be a real thing?
Well, maybe, sure. We gonna fund it with that magnificent tax bill.
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Today's sign of the coming apolocalypse:
Quote19% of Republicans view Kim Jong-un favorably, while just 17% have a favorable view of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, according to a new poll from Ipsos and The Daily Beast.
Why it matters: While it's just one poll, it stands as an example of the current hyper-partisan state of American politics — where an extended career and continued partisan attacks can severely damage a major figure's public perception. In addition, it highlights the effect that President Trump's non-traditional diplomacy can have on public opinion.
Donald Trump 2018
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/national-enquirer-sent-stories-about-trump-to-his-attorney-michael-cohen-before-publication-people-familiar-with-the-practice-say/2018/06/21/3978aff4-57a4-11e8-858f-12becb4d6067_story.html?utm_term=.84b01e313922