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WTF does this matter...chasing windmills!
Tom Arnold indicated that there are some major figures looking over the footage he claims to possess of Donald J. Trump using racial slurs.
http://www.mediaite.com/online/tom-arnold-claims-smart-watergate-level-journalists-are-on-top-of-reviewing-trump-apprentice-tapes/
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Wake up Trump, Leading the USA is not a campaign...
There are scholar presidents, and presidents who dont read much, and then there is President-elect Donald Trump, who has said he has no time for books at all. But he does enjoy a few historically themed moviesone of which is Patton, George C. Scotts 1970 embodiment of the World War II general. Patton is one of the very few role models Trump held up during his campaign; he frequently rued the fact that the military lacked modern-day Pattons, and when he picked retired Marine Gen. James Mattis as his defense secretary, Trump proclaimed Mattis the closest thing we have to Gen. George Patton.
Trumps affection for Patton matches a renewed love for the general on the Fox right; hes the idol of a certain conservative worldview. One of Bill OReillys best-selling conspiracy books, Killing Patton, offered a preposterous mishmash of WWII vignettes and undocumented conjecture about the December 1945 traffic accident in which Patton was fatally injured.
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/12/trump-general-patton-admiration-214545?cmpid=sf
Go Maxine Waters...
"I'll fight Trumpster every step of the way..."
Love California
I stopped imagining ... It is too scary
Imagine were in a crisis if he recklessly tweets, people could read these things in the worst possible light," one nuclear expert said.
http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/311827-nuclear-experts-trump-tweets-could-provoke-global-crisis
At least in House of Cards we have a politician...
Now we have a House Whore...!
I want Frank Underwood for president.
This is not good...
Turkish authorities have formally arrested 1,656 people in the past six months for allegedly supporting terrorist organisations or insulting officials on social media, and are investigating at least 10,000 others, the Interior Ministry said Saturday.
In a statement it said legal action had been taken against 3,710 people identified by police.
Beside those arrested, 1,203 people were released on probation, 767 were released and 84 others are still in detention.
Charges include provoking hatred among the people; praising terrorist organisations; disseminating terrorist propaganda; openly declaring allegiance to terrorist groups; insulting statesmen; and targeting the indivisibility of the state or safety of citizens.
Investigations and legal procedures are underway against an additional 10,000 people reported to public prosecutors.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1304569/turkey-arrests-1656-social-media-users-since-summer
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These are the senators that will vote party before country...
Only a handful of lawmakers have been loyal to Donald J. Trump from the beginning.
http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/311717-trumps-10-biggest-allies-in-congress
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King Trump...LMAO
"Just as the three wise men did on that night, this Christmas heralds a time to celebrate the good news of a new King," the GOP said in its official Christmas message.
http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/311799-social-media-erupts-after-gop-statement-about-new-king
First North Carolina then the USA
In 2005, in the midst of a career of traveling around the world to help set up elections in some of the most challenging places on earth Afghanistan, Burma, Egypt, Lebanon, South Africa, Sudan and Yemen, among others my Danish colleague, Jorgen Elklit, and I designed the first comprehensive method for evaluating the quality of elections around the world. Our system measured 50 moving parts of an election process and covered everything from the legal framework to the polling day and counting of ballots.
In 2012 Elklit and I worked with Pippa Norris of Harvard University, who used the system as the cornerstone of the Electoral Integrity Project. Since then the EIP has measured 213 elections in 153 countries and is widely agreed to be the most accurate method for evaluating how free and fair and democratic elections are across time and place.
When we evolved the project I could never imagine that as we enter 2017, my state, North Carolina, would perform so badly on this, and other, measures that we are no longer considered to be a fully functioning democracy.
In the just released EIP report, North Carolinas overall electoral integrity score of 58/100 for the 2016 election places us alongside authoritarian states and pseudo-democracies like Cuba, Indonesia and Sierra Leone. If it were a nation state, North Carolina would rank right in the middle of the global league table a deeply flawed, partly free democracy that is only slightly ahead of the failed democracies that constitute much of the developing world.
Indeed, North Carolina does so poorly on the measures of legal framework and voter registration, that on those indicators we rank alongside Iran and Venezuela. When it comes to the integrity of the voting district boundaries no country has ever received as low a score as the 7/100 North Carolina received. North Carolina is not only the worst state in the USA for unfair districting but the worst entity in the world ever analyzed by the Electoral Integrity Project.
http://www.newsobserver.com/opinion/op-ed/article122593759.html
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