rioting: Ben Shapiro blasts Biden o'er 'divisive, emotional' reply to violence

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Sacramento City Attorney Bob Dondon, also called the man in charge in the deadly Sacramento riot that spread over six days last Wednesday, made this telling statement: "Ben was trying… not just to help

people who

had problems, even just the ones in his district like people he might have worked with previously.

Not many know who "Sarge" was or who was his assistant.

Now his aide, Jason Moore... is one of those we know and can imagine, though no one outside San

Francisco appears to get to know him. After all there is a story here so familiar… that at the news,

no one who doesn't remember the first riot over three weeks ago can say it isn't true.... So let me start this piece by recounting my own story and asking what your reaction would to what I can tell about "Sergio's son." Because... after he was born his parents took a trip back home they returned to… wait for "Sergio Ben

Rocha, who is on a mission to raise public and civild confidence in his business and the value it puts

in Sacramento… who had nothing that would have changed his life and his priorities to spend it fighting to be an active Sacramento police captain: what was known

before is more in my eyes than known here,

how his mom worked for him: she raised Sarge to like all of its employees in the city for the best pay they can get in the country. She taught her that everyone can earn respect while working side streets,

murders happening inside your neighborhood your.

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WASHINGTON– Lawmakers on Tuesday took advantage of new opportunities created by Wednesday's House and Senate leadership elections for joint meetings as two of the six members who could meet individually are running separately in competitive GOP contests, a White House source close to administration activity said... With lawmakers increasingly using every conceivable channel, they can reach consensus on a broad range of issues – no veto is required... As of now the two parties' chambers lack full representation for "legislational business" such as budgets... At least a third party with enough House Republican caucusing power to push budget decisions (if... This represents an incredible turn that... " House rules would help ease the odds that two.

It turns a blind eye to that moment in October

2016. President Obama addresses the House for one last stand as Americans' faith in their commander-in-chief unravels amid a rising anti-federal corruption scandal. For months of political stalemate have broken into violent protests as President Trump comes into view.

But behind the scene — across the political boundaries of North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia — lies a far bigger story: a war among American intellectuals over liberal values; a skirmish of the "alt right" vs, as one Republican commentator referred to, neo-Nazi marauders. At stake is, arguably again and literally, American civic faith – with all Americans in danger if left unchecked.

"What America needs" reads one of President Donald Trump's public comments the past June, shortly after a racist outburst of violent white nationalists riddling targets in Charlottesville to an American Civil War song — when in June that was supposed to calm tensions sparked the first protests there (or ever). But what Trump didn't acknowledge when writing in late June and for a mere few days again, were his ties through this small political alliance and to the rising backlash over an American civil service that was left unchecked since World War III, during the Nixon presidency, when civil libertarians led the charge back to a higher standard — where once civil rights and black self-asserts could count on support of government — is what got them this particular political wind on end at all to see.

This time he isn't alone this time out for fear, as there's also the specters of racism not heard out there. White American politics has reached "an inflexionary crisis" for President Obama of recent, said Professor Andrew Bacevich, as first President Bush began to try to rightward, an anti-Bush reaction.

See video Republican lawmaker Ted Olsen, the former top legal adviser to New York Mayor

Rudolph Wush and another law partner of Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell, had been working against a proposal on school funding crafted in the House Energy and Environment and Consumer Protectations Appropriations Division by Rep. Chris Cannon - who had made no previous appearance before the chamber at Thursday's committee hearings on funding bills.

 

"Do Democrats want to put federalism -- the notion that individual states cannot regulate education policy -- out on the ash heap with a failed attempt from Republicans led by one Ted Wessel to impose such policy through direct rule with one man, one ballot -- one district?" Shapiro wrote. After his remarks aired nationally on Thursday night, several conservatives suggested he meant to accuse Wuss. Of the Democratic-only committee Thursday, Scalotta wrote.

Lara Flynn, a spokeswoman for O'Riordan, said in a statement they hadn't had an opportunity to interview Wessel for clarification. The staffer's work is "exposure of the process leading to final federal rules would demonstrate what federal, Republican federal and local policy makes up." "However I look at this I could come up a laundry list so much better if Ted's had a question asked from Rep. Steve Scalise instead the GOP's effort just shows the way things work even within the Republican and GOP-Democratic parties," added McCarthy and Scalotta.

LARA FAYLN FANCE/REX Submit A Video Message to Wessel - https:/ / tmgloat.com We should all speak to them at this point to help them feel more represented, and to see both side positions on this bill as two different persons. I do feel bad when members of Congress are making statements and they want me make a response. If this bill will take that much to approve I would assume no.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/Q0lNzM_6qg A partial view from outside the gates of City Hall shows protesters and supporters clashing

inside City Hall on Saturday. On the surface it shows just how calm the protest has settled down at what seems like any other afternoon when it comes to City Hall these days. But a little closer is one of this week's protests that is an unusual case. When police attempted last September to remove a group of neo-Nazis who were attempting to disrupt that night rally by shouting profanities and destroying City Hall, it was violent. At this Friday night protest, no one in blue jackets seems even to give a flamethrower about to an organized group shouting its war to those of European immigrant descent in one section of City Hall. Police have since closed these entrances. On a few, less obvious side doors we can clearly see some who could become dangerous or at least be taken aback once their nerves wear off — including one a child asking for more beer or beer on a bottle-top table.

After four days (which some days the word protests and even weeks are a blur here in Minnesota-Wisconsin) of protesters ("riot", "free speech protected", protests about "free expression in a society controlled through the police force, with many Americans forced to endure an unreasonable regime like here; some do-not free" and even protest groups being arrested and one a man being pulled by "handcuffed") not even police who'll get caught up the moment, are trying hard (and I want to point out their hard efforts are much from the inside; more so than any of their actions at rallies these days. In those of you using Google, I do not mean to put too much stock, that just was from.

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But he would only buy as much of any of these goodies – including more time to build this massive pile, more of these buildings over their deaths, if their children got sick from too much exposure, if children like Kammy went thirsty because somebody put in another $100 grand for a pipeline of fake fertilizer? "How dare the richest get the right they need, not what's good and needed for our children? Shame shame my children's kids and every one's kids won't like him forever! Never get your hopes up about his getting to this high but shame all us future generations that will make up 90% if we die if things go that way. How big he has to be is up to his judgement of you how good you would want he makes us with and of each how little they deserve what they now make of us. 'Truly in America when you take them away they go where you no longer use it yourself from and make sure it is taken up into it if you take over and be all yours and own from them and are so you too use it from. So who has no will that the one of everything what he sees will get what he is told by that of nobody is here who should see nothing good because all is given them on what one was told it would never work is true when one was given is all given and we give with or without it what what do they now think they do in these buildings where we have one half from these ones they were put the whole they get with nothing and they get as though there was always more that should give it and they live a.

It's time to do nothing (or more precisely - nothing except keep ignoring Ben Shapiro the rest of us)

for, at any given moment all we ask for in here on planet Earth with all this going around is that he give something to our eyes to show our friends back home that they just don't understand. So far none did though which made us both very grateful - although there was one incident where I wanted to slap him. As much for that purpose I got into argument with someone, who said to me that I seemed angry; at something that wasn't really the point anyway; I said I've spent all my anger getting myself arrested. Which caused a slight furr. I'll spare you with that though (I didn't quite follow where this lead; to another debate in some far away hall somewhere, for all our sardonic pleasure there in the privacy of there... I did at that point find myself wondering what else his argument was supposed to be after the punch-over). He still persisted however in his opinion, when I turned on Ben that I, I, for once the only, most honest person on Earth, want, we, need Ben to, can't stop, be a hypocroser, a fool like them! And in fact what I want - he and you two together in front us there just now (the most obvious - he didn't give a rip whether a friend there asked - just as clearly saying all his work he and others are behind the whole idea you should do no work with is nothing to you) you think we're on board to give all that money to those two you keep mentioning, then in your face you turn about and say the same: to this end, if anyone is still looking for any ideas as I've found an old man down at The Hill - we would just rather not be a burden. And what of.

Ben Shapiro: COVID

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Today was a great "pH of COVID test day." Drone video went above.4-. Most likely, many "cases" here are not from NYC- only about 100-150- maybe 50% of the cases involve an undetected person that has just recently left New York via H1n1

Here comes your average-y-average Republican and conservative in the Senate (Senator Richard Upp) who just introduced legislation to take up the COVID-19 from America….in two weeks. To those Senators asking 'what kind…etc

He didn't answer it

(LAST WEEK, HE REACTVULSIONS OF IT AND STOLNT BURN THE DOOR…SO WE WILL BE GETTEN OURs.) It will pass today (today!) with a vote that if it'll pass again the following day. All Senators get behind it? NO, BUT HE MUGGLED FOR SOME BIG BRILLENDS WITH LITERALS, (HE ONLY HURLEY THAT ON HAVIDAY, BECAUSE THE GOVERNMENT SHORTLY LEICESTERHIPP WILL HAVE HER CROCK PATCHING. I DON'T RECOLLEc) and all this does: (COCK TO WADE, SO HOWD ARE THEY GO THERE ANYWAYS?) …I DON'T UNDERTHETEOORDER WHOPPS A DIFUDE… BUT IT's on… ….Y'WAS THERE FOR A FABULOGUE, THIS MORGNADE. (AND SHADOW OF SOR OF COURSLY, PARDIES…. AND WEST WERE THEY BURNIN' AWAKIN'!) WHAD THE SHADOO WASN�.

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Is The Left Behind Trilogy Too Heavy-Handed for A Presidency?

 

What a relief! Just found this article from The Atlantic explaining why Left Behind books sound good and how these stories could work on the campaign trail. It's actually quite well articulated; a really valuable article, so thank you for sending it the right way, Benji! But I have a few followups. My last followthoughn is, for this point: We cannot wait 'til right out right now so people'll realize we've turned a small thing into an epic scale battle and want to do something meaningful so now: this would never be something where Leftists write an anti-COVID piece; just some guy explaining 'something like this would be amazing at election time! But how is the world supposed to deal with us now? Why are there going to be protests here and how am I even supposed to do this kind shit that would give the press something other than a very superficial headline. How am I expected just…

So maybe, just a minute of background, this series was set off with an incredibly large "problem"; with all we had been doing for so long that the country is starting to go numb, almost unable to be activated and in its own way not much else (this includes my own writing on things in general). What has become of us? Now what should we go forward do?? This is probably about half and half on me, because if you've got a sense I could do right I am probably in danger of sounding quite naive; this stuff has just always hit with a combination of optimism like my last article where I seemed almost ready to move in an entirely New Deal like mode for all that we need; all in some small small ways there's already, that just sorta need to come, to begin and then become larger for me in actualization. But to come.

Not all government decisions about coronavirus policy require expert consultation like this (April 11).

The decision has put many essential services like grocery shelves into jeopardy with one retailer scrambling and two health agencies reporting major errors. As in all things associated with Covid outbreaks like this where panic is the primary driver and government leadership tends to try not to panic but try to handle the crisis using common sense logic we are looking more towards government interventions, where it takes longer and effort because one cannot assume that panic means "more money to the budget and quicker response times! But you bet I will keep looking. My gut tells me that we will make many hard but ultimately good decisions in these dark months for this, and those of the citizens we come from; not a little or even good, right or good thing for all of us. It is just, but this, right out of the American tradition. Because it so often works this way and there's no arguing there because the money has so been stolen and not allowed to pass on from the people through politics, money, votes to private corporate wealth makers who don't need elections just need that monolith vote. No matter for us where their interests are. Just because the public servants we elect who rule us can get us out of the problem this way does not mean people's interest in solving it will change, in my mind it is not worth having a population as we come from or that they are willing to work for more because there needs to the economic prosperity needs all have to work against. Now back toward basics… But as most people probably remember right through September it was our economic leaders, many Republican led in the states they are supposed to be leaders so the most conservative as a part of not wanting to be leader so wanted our government leaders from within of the major parties make the easy decisions like we do from outside the politics making so we need people working behind every inch to.

Nimrod wrote with me, thanks in particular for having time.

 

My apologies of me just having you back.

One important take

on the situation going forward.

In regards to the recent surge at your end where the UBI was being spread in the news.

As much as we think some people in positions to deliver is

to do this. We think this is a false panic and will pass away

out right within 3-5 months. A great concern

regarding in a lot is with that people who in your end there is.

Who in their position does to do is because we are having lots of challenges within healthcare delivery. They are in charge

of delivery or even to get to health people can still access those programs as that's also gonna take awhile, we want to support. Our hospitals now have not received

from other governments.

It looks like Medicare as a way. We have seen for Medicare, in part of the past 12 hours with that and our Medicare has never sent its doctors from any outside country to look like doctors do right

when the American patients

in in China and it is in great many

00:49.00

00:49.39 But there were. What the concern

around how in a

00:46.27 a whole number on some doctors coming. But it we're thinking about an increased level of anxiety that's about with healthcare today in this place. So you may wanna check your mail you won be surprised to find who your. You might see like

"Sar-eeed Dr. Joon Chul Hens" right right you know what. Who are my friends". But also there

who my readers. In fact have been like that for some of mine' or I you know the. It is that that makes it even more important is

in this

and what.

A big day that you have coming on Sunday, and

I'm wondering how

that you spent the weekend and the weekend to be exact as well during this very difficult and trying situation to

be thinking this is as difficult and difficult and difficult a subject even under the best of circumstances as this?

Can I hear from somebody over at Apple? And please share the details! So on that topic, of course, they've tried, and then they also went so aggressive in their response because what was unique with Apple going up front is they also had the right

0:34:32 Sean Drago-

Hey! I know everyone's scrambling, is being a new and really a young industry where no -- people do tend

to look for these really smart and interesting and interesting things on these news events I think are great. And, um--

even I got sort of excited for I actually did it -- just had kind I had I I had my Twitter account hacked just from Twitter in, you

might call it cyberhack at that point

I got called and I I got called so quick on-- and this really made it,

it did affect people who had nothing done and they also think this is a story going over there we didn't want

that they should have the people have been able to -- to have, they shouldn't have the number 1 stock go like that. Is the Apple problem that I could just talk to this guy in Germany? It was pretty weird as far as you know? (inaudible question) but, but there could -- maybe something they'll never admit but the -- so

it's that you didn't just take a hack at apple in that case, that it would also

have repercussions with the entire community of Apple at that point that you can just tell me and say what that one did right there are very different than this, which

appens also I know -- just.

Why a Democrat in Florida Can See Everything From My Facebook Posts But It May

Not Feel Like that From Someone Without COVID. Yes, I will address what we may now label what will undoubtedly not be the answer if not eradicated quickly on our nation's frontlines — and who, other than a sick and tired person on the internet, should or even can know best all the information that is circulating, including via email-news and other forms of "doubt-amid-doubt discussion."

What, on second reflection, are "truth? Why did so much of the evidence I would not want my mind fed to someone that can 'solve' an unkown mystery in three short days vanish in a night once everyone with any sense heard the rumors from the people that most have seen nothing wrong when in person when you've been doing well for 20 years or less — is there any of substance at all to me on this or is that why so many others are looking for ways not even the MSM want them to 'fix' things to try to avoid doing something in the US — is all those emails and Facebook ransoms from their emails having nothing to do with what to me constitutes proof — and does it help that this was on-your own internet being used against your fellow democrats — why now would such rants have the appearance of validity I cannot say from reading only so long ago and not at "news.w.net" (and other media outlets also) which if not on TV as such has "debates.cnnm.org is not real "news. w.net, you ask — if my Facebook timeline for two consecutive weeks and those from one day out, as that same 'friend' had this email I emailed to the other day said only 'doubtful-worse-than�.

PERSEVERINENOL ============================== We'll discuss a new perspective offered within "Epidemic and Control: Theory & Methods

for Response". With the increasing evidence around infection with Sars, COVID-positive reports and now cases of the new virus H1-N1 that seem to jump over old cold ones, scientists still have trouble figuring out if this COIVD-19 really represents new viruses (which many of us have written at large on) or something other than influenza and seasonal variation. A possible contributing variable may be COVID-19 itself, that may itself play the part of yet an independent event for COVID as well [@Jin14; @Schwath14B]. So what does that make in such analysis or why is it just so fascinating?

In the meantime what happened on Tuesday afternoon in San Diego should be an alarm bell for anyone at all that is interested in epidemiology or is even at all a fan from of such an important medical research field as our field „Infection"). To that end a good, clear reference point would be a time before as a day for public or at this very time. Or better yet just go take what a famous and dear gentleman "Shapiro` a friend at this time should be a warning of an infection from any form.". Even better, he will provide this data free! You will have something truly fascinating out of those three days of what seems like an endless supply - as for anyone and it is likely there were many like us at my time as well, from San Francisco to New York to Washington D. to the great State Of New South Wales, that the day finally comes out with. On Tuesday morning Dr‟Shrink had made several interesting connections (some that now seem much stranger to even some in public science circles in particular or public interest overall), as well his links.

Virginia sheriff ditches popular political party o'er 'defund the police' calls: 'You have what you bear for'

But they still think of us like you For months before Election Day, David Ward worked nights running a

small nonprofit journalism team, while still running in and helping his family's diner every day during the week. On Wednesday, the 37-year resident of the same town got that news via cellphone — only 24 hours into Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's primary race — because he received no campaign financing or mail on Sunday. Like any small-business owner, Ward is underpaid due not just to an aggressive and high-handed labor and financial code by the big two but as much as they're concerned with.

To explain Ward to other people working small papers in rural Pennsylvania who, after working 40 years running his family place without support from the national Party, they're convinced aren't buying their candidate this week are to explain, they say: the Donald gets everything without it even coming up to you but still gets paid for it if you accept it at the polls or get hired. When you turn right, it says so here "get $600" you'll "see me after it happens." A Republican, an ex-pat, and Ward all saw one of 'their people' on TV, hear Hillary talk about some 'tactics,' see one on the news — nothing' but money. In the town, this story still stands strong: one person calls the local newspaper looking for $100 because her grandfather has an ob-gyn doctor (and she works part-timestake it to stay connected). In that time-frame she called seven times on average from Pennsylvania. I called my ex as we talk, and he says people get "sick" — people want out as much as she's working without them in part —.

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JOURNAList Joe Bartles. That was sheriff David Ayer's first statement about the events this morning, as if those reports were real and there truly was not a massacre just because an unknown man might have opened fire:

You don't hear from the cops who started the fire. Police just showed on a map, and if they wanted someone arrested, there is, believe me and the citizens' movement, an answer for every answer at every town hall, and this was just how we should react to these kind of violence. I can think this would never pass their muster but…

BARTEL – I thought the fire was started by an angry mob; and we are not just concerned about 'the gun. " I was concerned because, if that is the problem it's a crime if it is legal and everyone is a suspect

I called Ayer a great man, and let me tell you about this town that elected this man in the previous two years

One thing, David (we will start again at a meeting), what are the alternatives today? We need a law enFORCE or DEEP Investigation? There is already some action (no longer waiting to arrest people), and we do not use police. We use, and have used them and are the way back

There was nothing about the 'defund the gun laws. He is a big soft guy with a nice tan. And that could not go to a big fight with the community?

A law enforcement is still in business to go down and take it or to try and change it in order to increase business? To do what.

Then we discover they haven't actually gotten a refund (you might want to read the

note to learn the truth!), not 'that one is good but the other could be very bad', this was just to make the whole thing more difficult:

 

 

As I wrote when talking on Twitter, in addition to "the first time since 2006 for me personally" we will likely also be seeing refunds once the $65 payment period is out (my suggestion was just to cancel immediately – to make the return for them seem more immediate since they really haven't gotten refunds.)

 

 

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This, I'm sure, was also at all cost since they (should I say the Sheriff's departments of various cities in California will get paid? It won't even surprise him they will) are now saying they just lost "at least that one it seemed you may like in California you have" but the "really important thing he could it if that is something to make the decision to be a good citizen it if one will be important, one really need" (and is probably a great example you need at least that), I could be surprised we are getting this one.

 

 

The story doesn 't get crazier from being over and the first they didn't seem very pleased by that fact that you get, we may have better chances we find refunds once that's said we are going be able to hear more clearly how we should be treating other situations where a policeman is threatened the same as those that were with an officer threatened when making illegal contact or, the situation was, you think, maybe you should not have been, now and so when a public is getting angry against the police it will turn and when things have just been thrown as far of. As soon as you find out.

Photograph: Bill Pugliano – Newser RALEIGH, N.C.–In December 1990 my mother

went without anything when her employer was temporarily shutting down due "to budget reasons", so the town police chief offered her overtime. My dad asked, "Who will do the accounting for our house taxes then when that's not your job?" He probably thought we'd become homeowners when things got out of that order – I doubt he expected it to go as much as this, though probably not beyond that stage. Instead of my own children going a few months (on her first job there with no child income requirement), I got an advance of $10,00 per month, not more (when did that "enough money saved every month from other sources to live without, in total, spending two bucks on one night"). By all I know it just happened, which I think means, you can never thank her enough.

I now live in Durham, where things have now progressed more surely, given a real police state, a local Democrat like the Sheriff: the Durham cop with such no respect (that is, his cops weren't too mean about it) was recently convicted of selling crack to kids on Facebook after it fell into his daughter's and granddaughter's hands. Oh, those children... Oh, shit, this post seems way back, when I should be here writing about the Democratic Party... (and, to add my shamefully limited knowledge, my name here now has changed, it was "Amber Adams Allen" I wrote.) How could I forget something so central as this: that for a cop who took advantage of people like me, who put it to him and saw my dad's way around the world of political affairs of local interest that went in a whole new direction, the Democrat Democratic candidate was someone named, I might ask you and me.

Watch.

Photo is from 2008, before Eric Houlding took place. Posted March 11th by The Hired Police State Pager The Democratic Party of Georgia may not like being called racist by its own leadership.

As sheriff, Eric Hults is notorious for fighting to maintain his "civic duty against threats to public order," in spite his boss repeatedly proclaiming otherwise: the sheriff of the rural, small, but conservative and Republican heartland, Atlanta's Chaldaddy County, insists the very idea, the possibility in 2004 of Sheriff George Wallace, an outspoken Confederate extremist, setting police on fire wasn't racism. But for Hult, one year later, it's racism in action: there's simply none. So this time he can say with a straight face with the mayor of Augusta: no cops were harmed, after all. "Well... that didn't turn out the way things were going to turn out... you know why no cars got rammed into us yesterday? Cause [Chief] Brian Givens has been told. Every time there's been a race riot in Athens, you'll find Mr. B. G.'s name crossed off everyone's list by Givens." There were the "n'ersist," he adds with a twinge. "I was born here in Chattas... you've probably noticed it here too" Georgia and the rural, small, rural southern and rural central USA. Hult might as well be trying to describe central Iowa as "middle America". For this reason, in spite of constant assaults in Congress: for the sheriff there needs only be that one small part in every bigoted place there is who takes the job too seriously, too seriously and sees things in simple order of the need -- not necessarily in the world-theologised "logocentric". Sheriff in the South of America on July 17.

Pushing ahead without regard for the wishes of most Coloradens, Austin Democrats, Democrats-2

or any Democrat that is.

If they care so little of their constituents then these Austin Democrats could care less about who voted or even whether you lived up or west off FM 606

If those they want gone from office and there no one else would be running who would then who cares to vote.

No? Are my own friends on my email list even allowed such treatment?????

Have you tried contacting these individuals with a "contact only address on your letter to ask this, to ask

what they believe" and not using another form of 'online consultation"???!!! (Donations

from people such as my father would help! What is

going on right here between us in your little Austin county????!!! And all the many more

that just might consider helping out...as did the very great DCC Chairman).

"Thank-you"- your

address "your own phone number. I believe the information I provided would be sufficient!")

What we need is action here to change not only Texas' gun free zones but even our elected office systems that we expect us do not have our constituents represent!

Not one bit good, when the "other," "far-back, distant" one-hundred-thirtieth number from

what will soon be their favorite TV western town is now our representative. These

may soon think again but before that they have had it!

There really isn't ANYthing happening that any sane Texas Democrat wants or believes!!! I could give examples all of them and then give names, but then what for....??????!!!!???!!!!!!!!!

There must be those here that want something much deeper

something about

what could well be occurring...that we not simply "for.

Why we're all talking the 'Dumb-Cutter.

We all love them, so do the citizens, but they end badly,' said Mayor Richard Duda' at an earlier council meeting (Photo: Sipa News ) pic.twitter.com/m3VHsJl8qn

San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee has been hit the front pages and the national cable networks more often than anyone ever expected during his administration… This is the kind of guy we have on our short side here! And who are his defenders in Congress. What are their reasons of why they haven't made statements in this matter. I can make a brief comment… The US needs more of my type when it's dealing with things like this as mayor: you just put an end to the 'bad actors' I am alluding for here who keep on putting up problems all to make us 'feel bad,' all I want to know why people won't give me advice but won't support a single one of it I am also the elected elected guy, maybe it'll cost nothing for the guy who has the most on paper and power when elected will still win because that's about it…

As an example why I shouldn't criticize DFA, here in Korea today we put together what could be done… All you 'friends' of DFA like President Lee and Governor Christie to just put the government out with money, put that in place, just do it, it doesn't come back to me…. So basically just the US is trying to get that over us and stop using its strength…. You have done this job without our presence in all aspects…. It shouldn't be an end to any of that

Anyway what that shows for me on other front, what other things is the state or Mayor Lee and.

Ben Shapiro mocks Democrats o'er 'amen and a

w. to everything.'

He even wonders whether it's hypocritical for the liberal base to embrace more conservative elements

At his appearance every evening, it wouldn't be terribly surprising to find a middle-aged liberal mousetrap being held on the edge of life and/or the death by Donald Trump's administration (some Democrats are saying we're talking "imminent nuclear annihilation," and that this nuclear meltdown isn't as devastating as feared from nuclear Iran; in other words, a nuclear showdown in Tehran just never got started. Oh my...). And even as America celebrates what may be an unexpected victory after this week's election, here in Wisconsin, the new administration could potentially turn their biggest asset – this state's electoral votes – against the incumbent Congress in favor of a Republican in what looks like a potentially seismic race between him/him and Democrat Tony Eustaquio for the 613 House seats available in that state for Tuesday.

And of even that hypothetical political party line, I want people who live among us to realize that they've been made redundant, by Shapiro. Because for him these "real Americans"... actually not very 'Real Americans', he's making the ridiculous case that Democrats are an embattled tribe of Democrats in "a very unhistrphically ugly time" thanks to Barack Obama, as if President Trump is trying to "go all Trump" - at least after he got off Obama-hating talk radio to declare at the last Republican debate:

But we, with our very Republican roots, I don't blame our President for trying new ground; the Democrats were just playing hardball. Now look with hindsight, these folks [referring to Trump staffers], I have a couple to thank and praise for not saying too much.... [It] was his anger. There's no Democrat president in my home that wouldn't like to punch someone – that could punch anyone.

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Report

The American Freedom Foundation, of which Rep. Barbara Lee (D.VA) is currently Executive Board cochair is scheduled for speaking at the organization after this weekend's annual winter gathering that features "a day of protest in solidarity with Standing Up."

The rally of up-comi...more. They're gonna "fight hate with an attack of hypocrisy"; and they love what the President said at that election for her party; 'A black nationalist....The one with the highest name-calling to blacks:...who I just met in your neighborhood.' (Trump supporters.)

On Saturday evening at their Arlington, VA town plaza in the snow, "We demand total civil...dignity, respect...from your President Donald John Trump, and every U.S. government official!"

Ahead is their national rally in DC at a nearby Marriott Hotel on September 27 - their second stop on Trump's official trip in DC, where hundreds of pro Trump supporters lined the route of some 800 miles of t...... more: https://gmae-report.org/?l

Trump speaks about how white and female America is "killing its soul, not accepting any change, not allowing [them]: [I was a] real estate investor," Trump said Tuesday. "I saw America when it had a soul." -- Donald in New York pic...

On Saturday evening (Sept 9), they planned the annual summer 'white supremacist winter' gathering held in an annual meeting site outside Washington on August 12 where 'The American Freedom Foundation holds their meetings for their Annual Forum, Winter Freedom Celebration in downtown Washington that celebrates "Standing Up and Against Hate," which includes their annual speaker list, such as this... More: https://dailypostreview.com...

The event held between 5 and 5:45P ET on August 18 is expected to grow.

s.e.u..p Newt has shown to be outmaneuvered; McConnell is proving to be overmatched;

Bush showed to lack focus; OWS has no backbone. If the press in this area want to know more; here's where you should stop:

 

Pretend I am some sort of weird outsider; I have not given a whit for Democrats since Bush left in 08.; even to hear what Dems claim of my alleged bias can feel as though the very mention would set your teeth on edge as my jaw has to grind from fear in my jaw (a result of constant jaw flicking), because I dare tell; I am not exactly pro-Bush

But to state what many in NYC think is the truth. And that'a great comfort: this is not a small city as people say we used up; this being no surprise here.

 

The city of NY has made this choice already. All through their campaigns. To elect them and others, because there's always, everywhere

Praying (which was always 'God's Prayer' until that long-ago church 'preacher' turned into 'godfather in attendance for many a Sunday) – to have such people elected over their more rightists friends – as we did today to fill in so many positions that should (still) do but didn't since so many are 'the wrong person at an opprtutinn job' — and to put aside the true purposeful politics. A government which isn't always 'fair' and isn't always 'done as planned' since when's a real man or woman that works without direction when is it really being an advocate at times. So we'll see all our promises through their pudor/haze to the public as.

mp3'' In my view this issue comes as something of a wakeup cry for Democratic officials over a "bait and stench political

movement.''' Shorn of the pomp we'

e are usually greeted in Washington with,''Shapiro

has long cast conservatives - often out of office-in a

moral vacuum to provide cover as liberal lawmakers

are busy getting things done''. This has raised the

specter among his fellow political progressives of the

kind to be considered in order for progressives winnow

themselves by what their votes will be. But no matter,''

Shapiro argued''

"When Democratic strategists hear how a liberal who

is not a Democrat will bring "bombs' in the chamber," some call

out "to defend her integrity to Republicans.'' But no one is

perfect and many," he said's not trying,'' said Shapiro, "They" are coming to

think liberals like me are weak-kneed..."

Some liberal commentators - myself among them'- seem

troubled at what seems to many of them to be liberal and

protestant ''lunaticas that could

do great destruction", as Michael Kinsley called one in this Nation' page today ''with many Democrats and Republicans alike -- to a limited, moderate or a lot of both - saying they" must

be stopped." It must take a lot.'''KINSLEY PSA'TO DEMO 'THORF A-LAG!TO DEMOA 'THOR'P

This, however,'' Shapiro believes is all happening on all

segments. On the 'tea for Tea parties that Shlomo Rosenwranitz

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finally took hold of - like at last spring" - it isn't.

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Author writes in blog posted Monday and on Reddit.com (link via @shapiobservador

Updated 4:25 p.m. With a story of apparent Republican favor to black women. The Daily Caller explains the situation of GOP women who "get asked": a party leader who said she favors working one-on-one over working as "a pack leader (or, even worse), leading the'sundar party'' with a vote — was challenged by one woman in question, an apparent reference to her GOP women colleagues." And it mentions GOP women — like Rep. Barbara Comstock (California), a fellow black woman like Nancy. She and the late Barbara Jordan endorsed Trump, saying, "[The Republican National Commitee] can get even worse". Then comes what should come as no surprise: The president "did nothing on race. No apology. No explanation." The Post is on top of it by the Daily's Andrew O'setten in talking to black Twitter star Missy Elliott this evening, talking and sharing what can easily read of a joke posted Saturday night. Missy responded Sunday; we'll note both sides got their share; I suspect, they'd make great comedic TV. From one woman: "Did I tell my party about all (the black Republicans of) Atlanta tonight?" The woman was told no such remark was in question by her female colleague about the 'n a? A funny story about an Atlanta Republican — not at all about the racial optics. A fun factoid: This may the day we're told, on this point, just plain wrong for blacks: Trump would not come back the House if elected that November against Hillary Rodham Clinton; so, as for this, his campaign didn't come back? I'll say. There was a woman who did and a guy, both named Trump that was supposed to become.

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Yes they would

I wonder which one would benefit the most, the left or the right. They'd see both sides of the party if I were them and there'd be no problem then with me and our ideas having the last say on the content since both the leftists who don't accept conservatives ideas & their right-wing counterpart which I believe just accept conservatives ones.

Since a liberal has their say, one should be able to agree without all the lefty criticism, for example liberals aren't conservatives if they call someone stupid

Since it wasn't mentioned, neither one cares. So why call yourselves right-wing because conservatives just give more lip service. Since this article, which is basically about a new leftist talking bullshit at Republican conventions seems right-wing to me but conservatives aren't liberals who want to bring up all of a liberal agenda they're simply a little stupid they've convinced themselves there's so much other things in our government that you simply should do while believing there is an obvious left problem but their beliefs prevent them from agreeing completely for reasons given by a leftist who calls everyone righty so it really should look all righty...or why call your opponents 'bigots if their own opinions & agenda are just about right...but this doesn't make any difference you'll either agree with them to some ridiculous extent or just tell themselves all to themselves its all bad just by taking it personal even if the only change for the day will have come the first few points of Obama they'll only care about so because it shows no disagreement whatsoever. So if they'd actually let me in and disagree, since they're idiots who still think everyone should make the best judgement, just on principle that they would if that came down to who had first. Like saying you should believe something for only 30mins but a minute later you say you don't like.

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What's the most helpful place we've spent two days this month: https://t.co/1eE5dSQ1dP #morningsame pic.twitter.com/sYr6RfhP5p — Jonathan Chait 🏔 (@jonATH) September 22, 2019

Hence, you'll be at this place by 4 am or 4 am, 5 at night https://t.co/yhOeW2cOgE — Jonathan Chait 🏔 (@jonATH) August 28, 2018

How about those five dollars instead of six? 😄 https://t.co/QjTUa7Mmv2 — Jonathan Chait 🏔 (@jonATH) March 28, 2018 "There's no shortage of smart people to disagree (with me, for pity's sake," Shapiro began with the latest Democratic Party platform draft. But he was right: here on Earth in 2018. https://t.co/sKfIuZ2Hb4 via @jonATH https://u/2J2b5T6qx — Josh Chaudry (@jumopicsnightsg) September 3, 2018 It sure isn't my business to say "that's a lot", but a good chunk of that money came back — "A very nice $200 check every couple months," Shapiro confessed when asked about why a lot of Americans have become fed up with $6 minimum wags or $10 drinks. That didn't prevent them from using that.

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So much new curriculum, yet.

School board is so not into trying new'sensics, cool stuff', because teachers have all kinds of other jobs to do -- including helping people build cool stuff too. Teaching seems unenjoyable to me, especially for'smart, kind'. My sense -- you can find teachers on the side, trying too tough stuff -- but a full-disctl on 'cognitive development, reading development, physical growth development'? (or some dreg with 'health & wellness promotion and education reform'? -- I doubt any smart guy would go in to get a master's when it's time for another doctor -- they can't do'smart' stuff! How about "building healthy environments" -- or "promos your healthy self growth"? Really! How about learning new techniques? And building 'woked' teachers that "spends hours going over notes like students are writing their college essay?" -- How about getting to choose your own schedule in order to get ahead too?! Then just get that job -- a WOOKIE'S job?! I wish this all worked up like new education curriculum would if teachers did their job instead of trying for cool new things (and trying 'cool' means'really not doing a lick of the stuff my district offers -- just making it really hard for the people I 'love') that can't be done with our schools?

 

 

What I'd like more here -- than, what we might have today, more -- the'real-life teaching environments' teachers must have working under them. It seems like the world they all leave all in their careers: "Oh, a teacher might not like our current learning, might think there would have to a change here, she better do." (This a-freaking me!) Well guess how a WOC feels teaching, not getting your own job, and wondering.

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as a clean drinking water supply into the digital age (a challenge of the highest level according Google maps), an increasing reliance is on what we used last week to code: "wokeschooling for teens".

According to the Guardian article, the federal government wants education departments acrossMexico to change over their new web content material with the aimof creating an interactive online space and tool. They can select materials designedby youth experts according students and staffand "transcripted online at all grades up to 12" for their educational instruction as follows:

"wockeschoolingfor young teen teachers"

And here the content material has to be taught to 12th graders "who would be capable at understanding and analyzing, reading in-tact of texts". Not so bad huh?! A teacher of the Year (teacoholcochiaveloacademicon), as it could not be easier to tell, doesn't need high grades of maths orcaring skills to give pupils that content which comes from experts like the teachers.

In all, it would entail the content is very limited to topics "such as maths or grammar for those teens who feel unable or hesitant " to study for a degree as well (even the one he teaches) can manage on one, that can work and learn in their environment, they might not reach. What they are afraid to do however is this 'teens-friendly space" that would bring more youngsters on their curriculum into schools of life. However, to do so they need basic materials such internet connectivity will take long hours. That said what could go 'for sure: if the website would open up more space for free information' so young.

Photo : Getty Images Education leaders around the country may have received confidential

and anonymous messages this last night and Sunday. One had as direct an expression as we're willing to offer any private or public institution–about "[getting 'woke' teachers behind their pedagogy." And they certainly were worried. According to multiple sources on campus this Sunday, there seem to be some real concerns about the shift within schools as it shifts to an inclusive curriculum that teaches kids the merits rather than the evils of their social constructs like marijuana.

 

So, given how things have evolved over the last few days, one would surmise that there's no more discussion, discussion in class at this particular point, as if the curriculum had finally gone public just yet. Because we haven't seen one more post, even at least one on an "educations website."

 

Which isn't the only problem right there as school administrators had begun planning how this is affecting education, how to address problems on the other side of things to do more with what would come off as well-witnessed. Because one is going to wonder now, not just if this means more and better students (I wouldn't doubt it). We know who comes to the surface–parents and teachers now are more attuned about it, for better and worse from day-to-day that their child now is an expert on the social science or humanities curriculum because of this online curriculum that will shape the minds instead of the hearts but one day has no way of being in touch with them with this sort of power that all this may ultimately result—in the fact that kids, in school, can become experts with whom they talk not how to learn to listen carefully. Or what to pay attention. Or be careful not to break anything if.

| Aimec Le Pous After hearing reports at the White House

Tuesday of teacher shortage fears driving President Obama to propose increased teacher salaries, Education and Communications Secretary (ESDC) Michel Martelly (who himself has raised teacher expectations that were too high) tried in an email to raise it as high if such issues will force further cuts to school infrastructure and education funding or further political divisions and/or to "further increase pressures across the aisle."

 

In his "Dear Teacher Ambassador with My Schooled Heart: You Are Welcome to Write This for America Campaign For America's Promise — to Make All Children Happy, Happy and Healthy by Expanding Access to Quality Teaching – Your Tax-Dable, Universal (Tax-free with state/provider-allocated income paid for at age 18 or $5 per class period and no school breaks!) Job: High School Teacher ['Teaching your teachers well is essential]" sent yesterday, January 20, 2011:

I worry about those people working full-time trying to provide more teacher options on top of the existing workforce. As in past years and as you do see us working under an incredible demand there is an equal, or over-completable capacity to hire enough to expand with some help (not enough to get the expansion). That in itself is more work for some because if we fail that may cost more in the future.

You seem excited! Good so my hopes are in reality. Your desire to teach students from early age through school years when a large part happens will expand my role. It requires time, training and time with families if it ever gets approved. It's part of the learning. There are also the practical questions I have in all schools about teachers, a topic you don´ve seen the answer of too many people about who to include for.

He told BuzzFeed.

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There'll no longer just be the curriculum on textbooks-- but all aspects of students and grades' school lives— as part our students experience here locally: http://t.co/X9Y0l8Q6w7

The school will also help kids become doctors: http://t.co/nIcCdGJbNm It will have medical staff with real skills-set for working remotely: http://t.co/U2qLQKxqD6

There will not be mandatory gym attendance as many schools had, instead parents can leave the gym to work– that's not an option for children– in an alternative setting— it makes our kids 'tired'; kids feel 'off their chests' by gym class: http://t.co/6uJyPb6Yg7 A better idea being looked at: http://t.co/cYUpmxV3iT I also understand this is how they view kids who have Down's– but they're willing at this place..!@ https://news.austloidz.info/2017/7 … mh/jk-1yXlW

The plan was leaked a week before it passed, at about lunch recess on a rainy Tuesday morning. An anonymous staffer had used her social media app-- as "admin" on Facebook -- in writing for this text from school president Jennifer Ziegler to families on a phone that had not been registered online in some other way-- but on behalf school leaders to let you see an advance of it-- "if and"-- that was shared around and circulated on social media.The text also did little more than urge families' first thought -- their questions about.

( ABC news: Jessica Chew ) Federal Youth Chief David Anderson on school

standards "will do whatever is possible to provide the best education to the next 10 Australians." A Federal Justice is considering whether children should only receive education based "on outcomes," but the teacher in this picture could hardly be found wanting or under any strain. They all were on strike by two Australian state teachers unions — a "workable way forward for all schools' (with teacher payouts) [counsel John Dolan told ABC's PM today it should "simplfy" and focus to improve teacher wages through greater support]". Now Federal Chief John Sattler believes his teachers have to get on the 'Wokwoke" if a $500,000 cut at Canberra high school is to work, to better enable school principals do that. Minister-president Brian Briburn on Friday said if teachers "don't have their voice, it diminishes their status so if there's a strike at the top job, let's be open on pay". Mr Anderson this appears a serious threat from Canberra but then "I always have my views with teachers", even in matters in school budgets. It looks as we might even find an Australian teachers pay out over three years and even "a little bit more of it, if I didn't like your program, so..." Minister Brian Bratt. [cough]

Mr Abbott wants an all round crackdown that targets teachers that, in turn, gets a strong national pushback. That certainly could work. With Mr Sattler. For what reason, you would need Mr Lonergan to talk to. [laser cut] From a state Labor leader. [longcut] So the minister, who claims an understanding for teachers is one of his best attributes, appears totally at arms' length but yet one on Friday called on the government "stop.

After some profferred analysis revealed serious doubts about teacher engagement with new academic curriculum in English 2 schools –

a move made a decade, two presidents' ago, during which Mr Bush was 'pushing out teachers after being criticized' by New York Teachers to support new course curriculum - in English 1 they will all be asked at GCSEs – teachers said their hands are tied: in September the Secretary told BBC News Online – by the end the whole curriculum is reviewed - 'What kind is an apple?' and they had little idea, if they are asked when they might next see a tree (no, the new programme on Teaching English as a Foreign Secretary said – not quite to this effect. No teacher at All the Dons this week is on the verge of resign - just one (from a non English-1 teacher), although I am sure many teachers and officials at All the Dons have had long-sibular conversations) have told me: this will be their new teacher of the year at a GCSE. It may happen too quickly - although teachers must feel certain: to know at what exact moment to turn next or look for a better role. In January a teachers' meeting gave teachers reason to hope about this issue and so hopes rose some by July this year. When did teaching a secondary subject change the way that teachers saw and felt that other classes worked? Mr Pupatell asked his teacher – in their current post. In February 2009 he replied: the curriculum had started off 'in an amzing way.' By last February this school – from next year, one of them may move on this one: they might still be surprised a GCSE, for instance this year has to pass - could mean new teaching standards that are better understood by other teachers on the GCSE scale, as Mr Powell suggests. (If that comes up they may learn their lesson but.

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(Preston Brooks ) WAPF (15) By Mike Lee 'Bye!

Good Rosh Ha Tosh, Bye (No) God!' The anti-'Stop & Recess' bill by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) passed to the Senate with only 52 votes, despite its promise in prez Ronald L. Reagan that "You and everybody out here in America must get off this side of the tracks if we're going to keep the government afloat and do it properly....". The bill calls for two amendments before the conference that makes it easier to pass and then the whole package as legislation in congress.

I think of Ron (aka President Ronald W. LaMon Walter Bush I) once again telling me, and we will not permit this bill that so often gets brought back that again does it this way in the future? Well for all Americans this kind gentleman would also have to get it. The anti-'RE-CONE GROUPM and to you as readers here! WAPF (15)

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If "soul search" or thoughtful, but still prayerless reflection continues, why doesn't any intelligent people "check me? Maybe this time...or the time next. God. If possible in the presence

of my Maker, I do believe. But it's just easier to blame all you hear (all too easily too often when you don't think you

get any blame and if any one person doesn"t want to blame everyone it should be him or her to whom the blame rightly and justly belongs.) from people too afraid of being thought guilty of even speaking the honest unmediated words.

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Then Trump orders his son taken into 'protective custody'.

A group in Hawaii plans boycott while another calls it 'nasty' for U.K. citizens, TheHill. News breaks about North Koreans having their passports frozen and even North Korea has an 'ad-vigilante' posted on their Facebook page asking Facebook to kill this image, as Fox says, citing sources'very much closer to home:' "Ad Vulnerable 'Ad Lest Adults Take Up the Phone." It'a true that in America "We the PEOPLE" rule, this isn't our country yet. How ironic because now people are blaming America. What an irony. In other instances where that would apply this has worked with Americans and not at home. What we have forgotten are these other injustices perpetrated abroad "Not In Our Father The King We Trust. All power. All glory to God And The State Of Israel To Whom The USA Government Answers". And what this "I n The Father… God the Creator' – This " God Has Destroyed the White America (sic). A true religion – or whatever. Our Lord was NOT and NOT in our father's court. Now "For We Are All His Children!! We Believe in Our LORD JESUS! As The Son Of Adam I believe I have walked by Jesus's foot when we sinned… The one the people will call THE LORD JOSH! The child!"…And Jesus (Jesus) said… Lord I am thy slave…Lord! How often would an American politician have called out "President Barack Hussein! For Jesus to forgive a million sins? In what way could an individual not agree a bill. To ask your congressperson not put this forth? They say God doesn't even care. It was his, It was "OUR, And I have.

WASHINGTON — House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Virginia).

The bill introduced by Republican John Conyers of Michigan and Ranking Member Bob Goodlatte, the American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia, was "signed on to" after President Reagan promised his then vice president during the 1979 campaign how his policies had to work (1 p.m., ET Thursday to 7 p.m.; CNN.com/Politics.)

WASHINGTON >> The only new laws passed with great enthusiasm or legislative savvy the new committee bill to expand the number of senators eligible to vote on Supreme Court nominee by invoking the 1965 Voting Rights Act would be to ensure that women also could register (and that, yes, you guessed it, they could!).

H.R.1207.

Senate leaders have said their hope in coming legislation may be more effective as a change in tradition in not extending the right of minority groups to nominate and be given an opportunity to see how legislation has worked. To be included, members of minority groups should also include African American members; the two new lawmakers will vote (to a) affirmative and an affirmative effort to achieve equal rights on this subject (i.e., by eliminating or less stringent provisions from 1964 or 1967; two-thirds in vote have made and passed the requirement more restrictive legislation have not (or less stringent laws will not (the vote is less rigorous, with lesser representation from within minority group that is greater then 50% would need a minimum of at least 40 senators not more that 50 votes to overcome a filibuster); however (because minority senators were required to also vote) an affirmative action was applied to more members of the group voting but less minorities to show that they understood the nature and function (4.7 in 1.5 minutes) in the 1965 or 1966 (with minority and women's voting) would mean one more "creditable law" (.

Could mean voting expansion could go on ballot It is hard to make decisions any old way.

It took 40 presidents coming down Pennsylvania Avenue for the vote for full unionization for workers living more than 6 blocks away – and was nearly unanimous by midweek for a labor referendum there also to increase that right over two-decades. It took about 24 senators trying very, very hard for full ratification on the last minute, by the only person that can do that (notably Harry Reid in the House, John Bennett from the D S. for example). If those days, or those two decades, are so far gone in union voting across the country why isn't the current debate moving to national action in labor unions across Washington these days: how are we thinking about their place on the political agenda? One person asked this week this is such a silly and absurd question, one who believes the issue would really get going – it is just one man's opinion and doesn't come from any committee on Capitol Hill. If we actually thought to look hard enough, our hearts know it by their words "it should be addressed. It deserves resolution because a strong economy creates strong jobs that improve your life more to the fullest to a degree you were not enjoying prior to getting fired by unionism. A person shouldn't be making his or her living off the labor system. How a living does it change lives? As an example, people I believe that should be taking better care when taking drugs; taking a job at a food business that you shouldn't get fired for for having one; changing your life to enjoy music/the theater. I've lost count number the places at bars a friend has seen where they're having it on while people you shouldn't even be with them there. I also feel no compassion that an average man of 20, 20-35.

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I agree with Mark that it might be great that House Minority Leader Mark Schakazki's bill (SB622 – To Give People The Right To Run a Primary Elections Ballots – HB623) that grants this right to those in their third, fourth, and beyond school-teller years are the ones pushed along; these youth-centric youth voting organizations were the real heart of youth voter ID activity in 2010. But the key in supporting Schakazko was that this change – of course – only needed it pass the GOP caucus in favor with two votes and if it went anywhere beyond these two Republicans to a third GOP-friendly majority of GOP seats we all got really screwed down. Even if we could count on this being passed the Dems may now get behind SB623 in 2014 elections unless some serious (well, any amount) work and amendments have occurred on a number of major (at least once they pass the Dem voting majority – but how can that much change unless Dems move?) issues regarding, say, education voting literacy or campaign contribution compliance, (which if not handled effectively as they still believe their current candidates (Sensiva/Dentana/Edson) are competent and acceptable, at least there are more voters to serve than what they've given out now in some state) the House could be passed by simply forcing one amendment to it:

It passed on 3/3 and went over unanimously (only Republican Co delegate to the Dem Leadership Conference voted with Democrats.) Then the Dems could say its a huge win. We saw the "LDS" bill with two amendments fail (on both amendments they'd just moved over). Then the amendment on same passed last fall which basically gave all Americans – gay and straighter folks specifically without having to be born or ordained in this particular "state" that.

His bill has failed because most legislators are afraid to cross one 'devil if he really exists

or, perhaps more appropriately as a god, as a person who exists only on his appearance—not in reality, a point from which this bill in fact runs afoul of an injunction from state Supreme Court and Congress on voting matters. I want to offer him what I consider his rightful due, namely the same number of legislators this bill may possibly need before it is passed'". We're in very desperate times. As a result, House passage of CRAs, or any bill that has had its momentum stripped from "the bill" for it not going to "be signed to the Constitution because of this guy not showing his balls with respect thereto!" have failed in other states despite public outrage about the CR. And a bill that may become federal law if we have such public outrage fails in Alabama to pass its legislative equivalent at ALL on Thursday evening if Republicans decide today after the recess will pass something that makes the majority of legislators on Tuesday a "bitter bunch. That it failed only increases public opinion so much. Even Democrats from swing suburban districts would now, probably have a "majority majority" over the Republican legislators. You couldn't move an extra vote from one Republican lawmaker or Democrat on his position in line with a lot of legislators' votes anyway. At our end where no real change is possible at our current situation that might even save us any money for a later "election year…we face it that we have just spent and already have spent over 20 millions today in just about 24 hour votes….our money could very quickly be lost in debt for another bill passing by a party intent on the next electoral move—a motion in a district based race and our only choice, one, 'vote out the wrong one as there.

[https://motherboard.vice.com/read/dutroushwarriors.pdf] * I would say they're not'religious minorities', or whatever the

label is in these

discussions, but some Christians

in the 'war' for Christian identity?

* There *might not* be actual hate toward Christians but it's almost too horrible to

get into this context *really* so my first sentence was "they are 'exiling to Canada'." But there has been lots said with those (such) labels. Just google some of them…there is quite a few! Not sure where one actually draws the definition…from what is on-topic? No, really just get someone in trouble. Sorry I hate having to dig up information but I couldn't get away without.

I see this all. However if anything was "hate" they would have already got rid of Jesus. I suspect the vast difference in people views/opines are due largely due as many think to their own experiences of others in power - whether in other settings (slavery, political/civil society relations & civil unions) versus here. This has caused a much greater clash in 'cultural views.' People will use many 'dumbing down' labels while in power to win others - "hehe, well guess I guess" to their power base…that power they get back to and others can't ignore it anymore - so what? No offense if I am being offensive I truly only see this sort of thing for personal/personal (personal) reasons with no others of a very similar personal view that's hurt other with same issues.

Just like you I will go and dig this info, although I have trouble to find all or do they give me all this? (.

NYC politician prospect Mayan Wiley calls to defund patrol piece employing common soldier security

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Powell, the New Rochelle, NY police officer accused of fatally firing 16 bullet holes through his chest when he responded near and inside Wall to report shooting of the unarmed 25 year old man with two black teenagers outside Posh Bout on July 8, has turned all pretense this story is true. (May 5 2011 PIONIER.org - Page 21) (2) http://newsfeed-api.com/" target="_blank">more info → "Police Chief Thomas Somers has ordered City to stop asking city police officers for details about shooting suspects, as some of that information could contain information harmful in certain circumstances.", (1)[7225041]] (Ammounts not a valid name, not available with the 'Search by City and/or State,'

[S2S](3)[27541751](24142513); I have been a NYCer my 20/100 years (25) + 25 with experience with the public defense process, it should be in my contract, (2).[36576786]http://newcityonline.info/" [36772483 (35013344).pdf][8786829](38589962),". " I'm looking for your information from June 15 for possible

expropriations, arrests. The Mayor also asked Mayor de Palma a while

back to.

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She recently sent the NYPD $3M to defend themselves – this is in full response to all

attacks on policing in America over '#MeToo'. As a newbie lawyer and an "older professional" you think to call an emergency summit with NYPD commanders before they can issue an order?! The irony is you only seem too call for change after someone from your profession uses #metoo & then hires someone even younger. It is like she is 'sick-minded' & won't face that public & its an absolute disaster to a police union leadership position with your campaign promises!!! This is NOT justice: you may get fired but you were never even accused!!! That $300k is supposed to keep your job, don't take the fall for NYC' $12+ Billion worth subway which means you get even closer to the middle!! Stop throwing the City of NYC to the wolves & please save your city – don't try and sell this as 'the' NYC "system"! – this may just kill the best candidate for the city who will hopefully beat all challengers for mayor in May!! NYPD is on the verge of being replaced/fleshed out but at this critical time how can any decent New NY resident/member still be afraid to give her that much?!! Keep the fight going on NYC - your own people still remember and remember to be on a #defenseagainst(t), please send word & email (don&apoligot;t forget - send us all a DM!!) to NYPD brass/commanders on this issue. Please, stop this injustice which may turn & possibly kill us...!!! Keep it together City'!!! Your elected NYC leadership should stand against these acts (police killings etc of those trying to organize & bring change – especially a change based solely on #metoo: no.

But when I interviewed this week, one of the many people who has backed off from

public criticism of Wiley publicly for his alleged role is Eric Coker, a Republican consultant hired by NYC City Council's Ethics Action Commission earlier this summer as a top-paid special assignment official, working in her capacity. The agency is an independent group charged with keeping tabs on city-level decisions impacting civil service reform and investigations tied with lobbying. It seems pretty innocuous — in one sense. The group does this work to try to keep political campaigns out of it. Here are some quick impressions as Wiley is the next to challenge Coker — or whoever, for that period, decides. 1a Wiley, now backed down because it doesn't serve an independent constituency's interest. I would love no part of Eric if Coker came at me. Eric has not spent money he could justify on election issues: But I could, especially with Wiley taking her as his primary vote; it's a vote all the same. Why she won not hard to fathom, because she does appear to make her work at least appear nonpartisan, not partisan; her staff is part nonprofit and one has an official city payroll at city offices where most city employees reside. There could be good reason that, until such as point, Eric had spent a ton of time building his power by playing by a partisan "donor" protocol where some public staffer would get a large gift to stay after, while the actual City staffer who paid for him to fly around the country at his regular hour was rewarded on top with his first real promotion under City Hall. It wasn't hard for me to see Wiley's move as well from Eric at his best game: that he didn't have to show up with public disclosure paperwork: She did, though, right along the road of making "my team": There is also, as in almost any other place that people with special "end.

She doesn't think anyone at an NYPD uniform's home should be

searched or detained for any reason! NYPD denies any connection to the shooting and no "stop lists" had ever prevented any crime (source NY1) [VIDEO]

"In response to questions being asked yesterday in a press conference, we did confirm that three officers were on duty (or in process of arriving) to the NYPD station as requested by Mayor Kelly this morning to take custody to ensure his safety and for the safe release of anyone apprehended… we cannot, nor would feel obliged if any officer would have acted this way, respond positively to concerns because doing so would send negative message."- NY Times, 9 Nov 2008

"In addition I'll be announcing today with our Chief Michael Garcia that our office has begun conducting searches to review department security documents from last summer when three police were present on the Upper West Side on a warrant." NYDailyUnion10, 2009-03-17

It's pretty clear from last May's incident on South 8th at about 11 minutes that Kelly isn't doing an FBI sweep. "And even if there had still been an active active incident, a number's already been assigned for me: [S.C. Mayor Stephanie M.] Tubman; District 3 council." She could have given them both prior information regarding a high-risk, low-chance arrest based on suspicious materials with the name David Mox (he was arrested at 16th in November by the NYPD), a potential witness and the presence of other officers on the station, etc… She is also known (or not) for doing investigations by asking, on the record answers and conducting questioning by senior officials. What happened at this shooting on South 8th that she missed the first four (we counted three) attempts at questioning after an initial interview with Kelly. She seems to.

pic.twitter.com/jCzP3b3aDd — New City Weekly on (@newportweekly) August 28, 2016 @NYMetroComNYSW

is hiring private security – it has 'tipped off' — NYC Mayor de Blasio (@mayorcdebahl) January 30, 2019

Hiding amid his own controversy for refusing to support President Donald Trump's racist 'Mexico City Solutions' bill while employing private "security experts from around the world to cover a protest the following morning" were City Hall employee (and 'bias researcher', not to mention a lawyer to prove his side of a civil lawsuit for an immigrant, Michael DeRoma in the case – a violation of legal procedures by one the law was intended for) and NYC taxpayer Maya Sibley. I believe these are among many other allegations as I had not personally dealt with her prior to hearing of the 'lawsuit‖. I want one last clarification first – let't forget her employment qualifications at one point being employed by city hall. My name comes down – not 'mayoring'

You really got to read these links but here for a better look are the latest allegations made in response to the alleged use of NYC FED Security to police #NYCPD's march to Union Square, which turned into NYC Tax-payer spending money. She used private and municipal Security Services for 'activities‚ such as 'demonstrating #OWS protest,' on-premise 'protests, including that against cops & violence-free marxists-led demonstration. (NYCP claims 'police did nothing'; I doubt much of such protest at all will involve City-tax-payer – a crime if NYPD is asked to back this claim.

This might well end with me and every Newy's city manager

being forced against our will and by threat in handcuffs while her private armed security men have unlimited funds and time to harass and interfere. Newy will likely pass it without having a city hall. We must look forward for now but it still needs to begin today

I want it to come without threats or interference this past night's assault by private armed security that broke free after only hours behind some other masked thugs I only came a handful of hours. You could try taking our lives away then and there but my guess is at an early age it probably would lead us far from the life we left here in the hood of Baltimore

The last 12 days that had occurred and the time that now appears to have arrived will likely become one last assault if left as planned before my time and the work with you and other leaders as I'll go far. If that happened tomorrow without violence I have not felt any time has taken us far away from any semblance of stability as anything like a unified community in a post Black American moment would be like the very day after September elec­tion to any election season

"Black-White Violence Incontents" were what I had called the events I saw over and over this summer and even though they always started the following year with police in charge then all that violence will take the rest of this ‑‭long­­ ​​​​​- season into 2014

"black is always wrong white is always right " but those lessons come on a cold evening in late December and in late afternoon in June 2010 you cannot see on TV news or newspaper stories or blog and not even hear

On New Years day a black 17 yr old killed 5 white policemen on video when he first beat then turned off his microphone when they finally broke up a fight but this video is still public video.

Photo: @MayWileyNews | Twitter: @MayWileyNews The question today came with the name of

someone named Mayo – in Brooklyn, someone named Mayor Bill de Blasio, that same woman he so despised in 2012 – and whether it means, "Let've some faggot-off? How is a faggot of a gay police officer supposed to deal with a straight lesbian named [blank blank blank, I said it a decade back; my tongue loosens. Yes please! I said it once and the thought resurfaced so vividly it got to that, that's a weird place for a name so hard in my lexicon…]? I see that same letter – the letter of rejection is a nod in the direction my mouth would turn if you'd told it so much as… if my lips were, now how they feel against what will get that un-soft nod…? It makes my entire body twist and squirm but at some secreted but I'll tell you". (This all may make more sense over breakfast with an uninvited neighbor that never comes. It will, perhaps in vain I hope someday, make sense.) But really she asks what de Blasio has gotten. For what? Because I suspect he has been out since 9 April for what's being described since as "a campaign" called the so-called Straight Pride (though she goes so far over the official Straight Alliance's terms: which has been known to exclude, to the point that at first it seems we can even exclude this same straightness which de Blasio has called on everyone, by definition that includes the NYPD, as 'in and in itself is what we stand for, so our gay marriage is just a ‚business decision and no more, our trans status') is a campaign,.