These raids are NO surprise. When I started my career one of our clients was a meat packing plant. They were raided by Immigration every 9 months. It was so regular that we would plan equipment installations around it and occasionally crews would have to wait for the buses full of arrestees to pull out and the agents to leave before entering the property. Occasionally we'd be called to hold off a day as the agents didn't show up. I guess sometimes the agents run a bit late.

This was nothing more than an opportunity to keep this political issue in the spotlight.

Joey D 8/12/19

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Stolen

Cats hold Trump Rally.

Here’s a link to Amazon’s web page for Andy McCarthy’s new book, Ball of Collusion:

Ball of Collusion Link

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Here’s a link to Amazon’s web page for Andy McCarthy’s new book, Ball of Collusion:

Ball of Collusion Link

Rush was just giving a review of this book, seems like it might be a good read about the Dem and Deep States coup attempt.

I've been posting Andy McCarthy's various related columns off and on. I do think he has had the best objective grasp of the situation. You recall he started out believing Comey and the FBI and ended by saying he was wrong.
His more recent columns have, I think, reflected his anger at being deceived by his old friends.

I do believe that our President had a good day today

from Fox News

A D.C. federal judge on Wednesday shot down an attempt by House Judiciary Committee Democrats to link their subpoena for former White House counsel Don McGahn to a separate request for secret grand jury information from the Russia investigation after the Justice Department accused them of trying to "game the system."

Normally cases are assigned to judges randomly, which the DOJ said is meant to keep parties from “attempting to game the system” by “shopping” for a judge they like. But in a Tuesday court filing, the department alleged the Democrat-controlled committee was trying to do exactly that by exploiting an exception that allows “related” cases to be heard by the same judge. In this case, the DOJ said the panel improperly sought to connect the McGahn case to the grand jury case simply because they're both part of their investigation of President Trump.

NADLER SLAMMED FOR 'HARASSMENT' AFTER FRESH KAVANAUGH DOC REQUESTS

"[A]t first blush, the House Judiciary Committee's view that the related case rule applies is understandable," D.C. District Court Chief Judge Beryl Howell wrote in her order rejecting the bid. "Nonetheless, closer examination demonstrates that these connections between the two cases are too superficial and attenuated for the instant McGahn Subpoena Case to qualify[.]"

Howell, who is currently assigned to the grand jury case, agreed with the DOJ's argument that the committee’s request to unseal secret grand jury information from former special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe has to do with the application of the law under the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, while the McGahn case is a civil matter dealing with enforcing a subpoena where immunity has been asserted.

“This later-filed, subpoena-enforcement suit involves no issues of fact or law common to the earlier Grand Jury application, nor does it focus on a common event or transaction such that the matters would be ‘related,’” the DOJ argued in its court filing.

The House Judiciary Committee claimed that the cases are related because they both tie into what they are now calling an “impeachment investigation” of Trump. Their complaint against McGahn calls him the "most important witness, other than the President, to the key events that are the focus of the Judiciary Committee’s investigation" into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

The DOJ, however, argued that the term “related” refers to cases that have “common issues of fact” or stem from a “common event or transaction.” They claimed the committee “gets it backwards” because they are “trying to relate completely unrelated cases simply because it filed them in service of its overarching desire to bring various matters together in its investigation of the President.”

IMPEACHMENT CHAOS: POLS CAN’T AGREE ON WHETHER OR NOT THEY’VE LAUNCHED PROCESS TO OUST TRUMP

McGahn’s refusal to comply with a subpoena is the real “event or transaction” in this case, the DOJ said, “not the Committee’s asserted ‘impeachment investigation.’”

Howell also identified the legal issues in the grand jury case, pointing out that those issues "are entirely absent" from the McGahn case.

The Justice Department also countered the committee’s claim that linking the cases would make the judicial process more efficient by noting that while the committee knew about McGahn’s refusal to testify back in May, they waited until August – soon after filing the grand jury information case – to sue over it.

“Thus, any delay is the Committee’s doing at this point,” the DOJ said, questioning how getting around the random judge assignment process would help make things go faster.

Judge Howell countered the committee's argument by saying that "judicial efficiency is not served where two cases present such different factual and legal issues, as is the circumstance here."

The McGahn case will now be transferred to the Calendar and Case Management Committee to be randomly reassigned.

The existence of an “impeachment investigation” has also been called into question. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., has stated that “formal impeachment proceedings” are underway, but the committee’s ranking Republican Rep. Doug Collins, R-Ga., said that is impossible because the House never voted to approve such an investigation.

Several House Democrats have claimed that a vote is not necessary, either because the Constitution grants them the power to conduct impeachment investigations or because a recent expansion of committee powers allows it.

president trump should use this for his campaign





Link to original video: https://youtu.be/2jJbK4YLVkc

Awsome video side-shot.

Watching da preezy at the rally in Manchester, NH live right now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuj9baeOmxg

I love the fact that Donald Trump talks to the people, really talks to them. He has the script on the teleprompter, but he goes off the script about three times a minute. You can recognize these transitions easily in his speeches, and the man really talks to the people. If the Krimson Kenyan's teleprompter failed, that empty suit would turn into a stuttering mess. President Trump talks to the people. Obama arrogantly lectured crowds, sticking his fucking chin up in the air and behaving as if we needed him to tell us how to breathe.

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president trump should use this for his campaign

Now that right there is the sort of immigrant we should be welcoming into this country. She loves the country more than many Americans do. Well done young lady.

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Watching da preezy at the rally in Manchester, NH live right now.

Priceless: Talking about the MAGA slogan at 2:10:40

Do you remember the first slogan from our opponent? That's right neither do I. Neither does anybody, I don't either, nobody remembers.

Sideshot, great video, fake news being called out.

That is one passionate American!

Another Trump WIN with Executive Order:

https://video.foxbusiness.com/...99001/#sp=show-clips

Ben Carson: Affordable housing is a critical issue in our country right now

Aug. 14, 2019 - 4:42 - Dr. Ben Carson, secretary of Housing and Urban Development, explains the significance of HUD endorsing mortgage loans for condominium units.

The NYT openly admits its antiTrump strategy

https://www.washingtonexaminer...ssia-to-trump-racism

Dean Baquet, the executive editor of the New York Times, said recently that, after the Mueller report, the paper has to shift the focus of its coverage from the Trump-Russia affair to the president's alleged racism.

" We built our newsroom to cover one story , and we did it truly well," Baquet said. "Now we have to regroup, and shift resources and emphasis to take on a different story."

Baquet made the remarks at an employee town hall Monday. A recording was leaked to Slate, which published a transcript Thursday.

In the beginning of the Trump administration, the Times geared up to cover the Russia affair, Baquet explained

We won two Pulitzer Prizes covering that story

too bad almost everything they wrote was wrong

But then came the Mueller report, with special counsel Robert Mueller failing to establish that the Trump campaign conspired or coordinated with Russia to fix the 2016 election.

"The day Bob Mueller walked off that witness stand, two things happened," Baquet continued. "Our readers who want Donald Trump to go away suddenly thought, 'Holy shit, Bob Mueller is not going to do it. ' And Donald Trump got a little emboldened politically, I think. Because, you know, for obvious reasons. And I think that the story changed. A lot of the stuff we're talking about started to emerge like six or seven weeks ago. We're a little tiny bit flat-footed. I mean, that's what happens when a story looks a certain way for two years. Right?"

the true story has been obvious for most of the last 2 years

Baquet used the gentlest terms possible — "the story changed" — but the fact is, the conspiracy-coordination allegation the Times had devoted itself to pursuing turned out to be false. Beyond that, Democrats on Capitol Hill struggled to press an obstruction case against the president. The Trump-Russia hole came up dry.

Now, Baquet continued, "I think that we've got to change." The Times must "write more deeply about the country, race, and other divisions."

...

Sulzberger keeps forgetting that he's a clown, a liar, an imbecile and a buffoon.

From his very own keyboard as published in his worthless FAKE NEWS fish-wrap following PDJT's election -

To Our Readers, From the Publisher and Executive Editor

From his mea culpa -

"As we reflect on the momentous result, and the months of reporting and polling that preceded it, we aim to rededicate ourselves to the fundamental mission of Times journalism. That is to report America and the world honestly, without fear or favor, striving always to understand and reflect all political perspectives and life experiences in the stories that we bring to you. It is also to hold power to account, impartially and unflinchingly. You can rely on The New York Times to bring the same fairness, the same level of scrutiny, the same independence to our coverage of the new president and his team."

Bwahahahahahahaha!

ROTFLMAO!!

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That was great!

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Watching da preezy at the rally in Manchester, NH live right now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuj9baeOmxg

I love the fact that Donald Trump talks to the people, really talks to them. He has the script on the teleprompter, but he goes off the script about three times a minute. You can recognize these transitions easily in his speeches, and the man really talks to the people. If the Krimson Kenyan's teleprompter failed, that empty suit would turn into a stuttering mess. President Trump talks to the people. Obama arrogantly lectured crowds, sticking his fucking chin up in the air and behaving as if we needed him to tell us how to breathe.

I always felt like he was allowing us to gaze upon his magnificence.
That was in the beginning because after a few time early on I just automatically changed the channel if I saw his mugg on the tv. Putz

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That was great!

Yeah, that was perfect.