Saturday, December 17, 2016

10 reasons left-wingers cut Trump voters out of their lives: No. 9, the left tends toward the totalitarian.

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"THANK YOU ALABAMA AND THE SOUTH"





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Trump to nominate Rep. Mick Mulvaney of South Carolina to be OMB director

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Charles Krauthammer: Trump's Cabinet is a "reassertion of basic constitutionalism"







"I've talked to people who are seeking positions in various agencies and you know, in the past I might look at a role in Veterans Affairs or the Energy Department as rather lacking in excitement," Serrano said. "I don't think there's a department in this government that will be lacking in excitement."









Trump, for his part, is sharpening the needle he uses to stick it in the eye of the Democrats at every turn. He nominates a businessman to be secretary of State, ardent opponents of Obamacare and environmental regulations to lead HHS and EPA, an ambassador to Israel who wants to move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem and annex Palestinian land in the West Bank, and drains the swamp with Goldman Sachs.

This is one helluva honeymoon. Trump's polling numbers are up from high thirties approval to 47 percent — but with a 51 percent disapproval, he is upside down. Did Putin impact his election? Is this what we are going to be talking about? How about things like jobs, security, allies, spending? Campaign 2016 is not over. Can Trump flip the switch and move forward?
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Fake news hysteria: Debunked.





















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7 things Sen. @jeffsessions should do in his first 100 days as Attorney General



1. Immediately block Obamacare bailout payments from the Judgement Fund
2. Prosecute sanctuary cities that refuse to comply with immigration laws
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Weeks before his job ends, Obamas leave for two-week Hawaii vacation











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Friday, December 16, 2016

"Aleppo is a place where the children have stopped crying." Scenes from the last hospital in the last days of Aleppo





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Obama speaks at year-end press conference



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"Reminder: the root cause of conflict in Syria is climate change. We are gonna watch Aleppo happen again and again again until it's us."



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Thursday, December 15, 2016

The distortion & false narrative of Iraq from the left tied Obama's hands with liberal guilt. There was never going to be help for Syria.



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DOW, Manufacturers, Small Business Owners' Optimism Skyrockets Following Trump Victory..





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Former UK Ambassador: #DNCleaks & #PodestaEmails were leaked to @wikileaks by 'disgusted' D.C. whistleblowers, not Russian hackers















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After talking with Trump, Bill Gates likens president-elect to JFK...




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TRUMP AND THE TECH GODS











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AMERICA GREAT AGAIN: IBM TO HIRE 25,000!

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Female German minister bravely refuses to wear hijab in Saudi Arabia.

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Wednesday, December 14, 2016

Trump names CEO Rex Tillerson to be Secretary of State















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President Elect Donald Trump Officially Nominates Rick Perry For Energy Secretary…









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BITTER BROCK BLAMES CLINTON CAMPAIGN..

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Newt Gingrich Asks if Obama's Administration 'Stood Around Sucking Their Thumb' While the Russians Hacked Into Our Election





Newt Gingrich is highlighting the stupidity of the Obama administration, saying that the Russians hacked our election systems and altered the outcome of 2016. Gingrich points out that they were the ones responsible for keeping this sort of thing from happening, so that if they're saying it happened under their watch, they're saying they failed to keep our nation secure....

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FYI: CDC acknowledged that "nasal spray" flu vaccine didn’t work & should not be used during the 2016-2017 season

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Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Thank you Wisconsin!

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Trump Picks Ronna Romney McDaniel for RNC Chair...

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Energy Department Refuses President-Elect Trump Request for Information



The U.S. Energy Department said on Tuesday it will not comply with a request from President-elect Donald Trump’s Energy Department transition team for the names of people who have worked on climate change and the professional society memberships of lab workers.

The response from the Energy Department could signal a rocky transition for the president-elect’s energy team and potential friction between the new leadership and the staffers who remain in place....
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Monday, December 12, 2016

“Give me liberty or give me death”





If you are not familiar with the Gatestone Institute, you are missing out on thought-provoking and intellectual articles written in a way to educate readers on the truth sans the agenda. One such article, titled “The Dutch Death Spiral: From Paradise to Bolshevik Thought Police” explains that the recent, terrifying conviction of Geert Wilders was “historic” in that for a dissenting opinion about Islam was “criminalized.”
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Democrats Don’t Have the Vocabulary to Oppose Trump’s Labor Secretary



By buying in so fully to the language of cosmopolitanism, the Democrats may have undermined their best defense against a fast food CEO who as Labor Secretary might seek to undo many priorities of the economic Left.

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Donald Trump wins Wisconsin recount; expands his lead by 131 votes




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Donald Trump is rapidly becoming popular for getting things done. It's not just the booming stock market. Even Democrats are starting to like him or at least tolerate him ... well, some of them anyway.

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The People's Cube Guide to #FakeNews

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Sunday, December 11, 2016

WISCONSIN HELD HOSTAGE — Recount Day 11



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“Chuck, this is insane. In the same article about the 17 agencies, it said it was inconclusive.”



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What if conservatives behaved like SF liberals?



...even after we acknowledge the obvious differences, there’s are inconvenient questions that won’t go away: Do we really want local officials to pick and choose which federal laws they like and which ones they don’t? Which ones they’ll enforce and which ones they’ll ignore?

“What would San Franciscans do if conservative counties and towns followed their lead?” is what Victor Davis Hanson asks in a piece for National review. “Perhaps a rural Wyoming sheriff can now look the other way when he spots a cattleman shooting a federally protected grizzly bear or predatory timber wolf — or at least shield the cattleman from federal officials. Should public schools in Provo, Utah, start the day with school-wide prayers?”

And remember that evangelical country clerk in Kentucky who wouldn’t issue marriage licenses to gay couples, despite the Supreme Court decision declaring that laws against gay marriage were unconstitutional? Is that OK with progressives? After all, like sanctuary city liberals, she was only doing the right thing – as she saw it.

While we’re on the subject, that’s something conservatives who tried to turn that woman into a national hero might also want to ponder. If a conservative in Kentucky can do what her conscience dictates why can’t a liberal in San Francisco do the same?

Proponents of sanctuary cities – and even backers of the loony notion of modern day secession – are free, of course, to make their case. But opponents ought to remind our progressive friends that they’re not the only ones who have been certain in their convictions when it comes to matters of right and wrong.

Every day I hear some liberal somewhere expressing fear over the soon-to-be Trump presidency. Who knows what he’ll do, they say. What if he decides that he only wants to follow the laws he happens to support?

What if, to pick just one example, he decides that “unfair” federal environmental laws are bad for business and just plain ignores them? You can’t pick and choose which laws you’ll obey, they would scream. You can’t decide which laws are “fair” and which are “unfair.” What kind of country would we have then?

Bingo, my progressive fellow Americans.

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The Obama Administration's Fake Narrative



At the Washington Free Beacon, Aaron MacLean writes about the false narratives about the state of the economy and the world under the Obama administration. MacLean suggests the alternative reality presented by Obama and propagated by a compliant media led the country to revolt against it and reject supposedly ascendant liberalism.



We were also told, again and again, that things were going well abroad. The tide of war was receding. Afghans and Iraqis were taking the lead. Osama bin Laden was dead, and al Qaeda was on the run. And people again thought, That just doesn't seem right. As recently as this Tuesday, President Obama was still at it, telling troops assembled at MacDill Air Force Base (side note: polls suggest that a plurality in that room must have voted for Donald Trump) that, a few bumps in the road notwithstanding, things were going pretty well out there.

Characteristic of the head scratchers in Obama's speech was this howler: "No foreign terrorist organization has successfully planned and executed an attack on our homeland." Elsewhere in the speech the president cited the "homegrown and largely isolated individuals" who killed Americans in Orlando, San Bernardino, Boston, and Fort Hood, and who were "radicalized online." Never mind the fact that the Fort Hood terrorist exchanged a dozen or so emails with Anwar al-Awlaki, the American cleric who worked so hard to encourage American Muslims to murder their fellow citizens, or that al Qaeda and ISIS were actively calling for such attacks, and providing instructions for how to carry them out in their online magazines.

People listen to this sort of hairsplitting, and they think, that just doesn't seem right. One hears the president, during the same speech, praise the campaign against the Islamic State as "sustainable," and one can't help but wonder, since when did we want a military effort against a trumped up gang of women-beating thugs like this to be "sustainable"? Swift, yes; crushing, sure; but "sustainable?" How about "victorious"? How about "over"?
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"Good riddance, Harry Reid"





...Reid said that if there was a line in political warfare that he would not cross, he hadn't found it yet. Well, that's candid, if nothing else.

This is Reid's morality: Win, at any cost, by any means necessary. It's a toxic worldview, and his years as a Senate leader have poisoned the institution he professes to love....

These are but a few examples of Reid's amoral and disgraceful tenure. We could bring up other things, as when he called Obama's predecessor a "loser" and a "liar." We could mention the wealth he amassed in his decades of "public service", through investments and deals that again and again seemed to overlap with his activity as a legislator.


But what really makes Reid stand apart is his nihilistic pursuit of victory at all costs, with no regard for anyone else's good name, and certainly none for his own.

The Senate and political Washington are worse for Reid's service. We'll be ready to regret his departure from Capitol Hill when the nation no longer has reason to regret that he ever arrived there.
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PRESIDENT-ELECT REPORT CARD: Donald Trump gets an "A" for taking the lead in dismantling era of Obama

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We need everyone--R, D & Indy--to know why it’s troubling for any president to say "I’ve got a pen and a phone."

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Looking towards 2018: Democrats vulnerable

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Sunday Funnies





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