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Blah. Blah. Blah. Cutting through the noise, the bottom line for me in 2020, is I will not vote for the architect of a firearm accessory ban by non-legislative rule-making.

Even if the newborn has birthright US citizenship, that doesn't confer any rights or privileges on her parents, nor does it preclude the government requiring the parents to return to their home country when their tourist visas expire.

The US military should be used to stop actual foreign invaders, not just to kill goat herders halfway around the world.

I agree with lightning, not thunder.

If the US becomes an offshore tax haven for Europeans, that doesn't mean the foreigners have any greater ability to meddle in USA elections than they already do, or more than the USA meddles in other countries' elections for that matter.

It will be interesting, however, to see what other countries do if the USA becomes an offshore tax haven. The MCAA requires sharing information between signatory nations. The USA is not a signatory and doesn't have to share information BUT that also means other countries don't have to share information with the USA. Shades of the tariffs/trade war.

The Deep State will never allow Tony to sing.

If the link won't click, you must acquit.

dale blanker wrote: ↑Sat Jul 14, 2018 12:13 pm Really???
The dumbest parts of the hearing were first of all having it ( and public, duh)

If they're not doing anything wrong, what do they have to hide? Or does that only apply when the FBI is on the other side?

FreeBSD or Ubuntu

Txtension wrote:On a scale of King Leopold to Modern South African Apartheid, how would you remove all the people and reboot the colonization of Africa?

They're doing a pretty good job of that themselves, aren't they?

I think the US should stay out of other countries self-inflicted problems and protect ourselves by refusing to import their problems here.

I hope they're serious about cutting off handouts to the countries who vote against us. It's long overdue.

philip964 wrote:

spectre wrote:So the real story is Rubio demanded a bigger handout for the 47% (according to Mitt) that don''t pay income tax.

My understanding if you have children and you have a job, you file a tax return to get more money back than was ever deducted from your paycheck in the first place.

I don't know about that. However, if somebody's "refund" is larger than the income taxes withheld, the excess is welfare in a thin disguise. If the main problem with the tax bill, according to Rubio, was the welfare handouts were too small...well, he's no conservative.

Any incumbents who want my vote had better start making progress on draining the swamp.

“There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again.”

The system is long overdue for a reboot.