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Originally posted by ChicagoSigMan:
Wasn't sure which thread to put this in, but here goes....

CNN's Alyson Camarota embarrassing herself and her network with an interview of John Sununu on the occasion of John McCain's death....

Awkward!

She really does believe CNN is the sole arbiter of all that is true, honest, and moral doesn’t she?

Talking to him like she is scolding a child, he shut her down hard.

Alyson my dear, you are a FECKLESS front-hole. Jeezus...

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Couldn't stand that woman when she was on FNC. Less so now.

Don't forget that most of Fox's on-air talent are registered Democrats.

I watched that segment just before going to sleep last night. No wonder I didn't sleep for shit!

Like concise? I do



I would only add that someday, somehow, I would like to see some proof that the Russians “interfered” and whether it ever went beyond $500 in FB ads

Does anyone have the ability to embed this:

http://insider.foxnews.com/201...rump-campaign-spying

Pretty nutty how some of these guys talk about what happened.

Are you tired of winning, yet?

"Second quarter U.S. economic growth was revised to 4.2 percent Wednesday morning, an increase from the 4 percent number release in July.

"In addition to the good news about increased economic growth, the NAZDAQ also hit an all-time high.

"Meanwhile, consumer confidence is at its highest level since 2000 as President Trump works with Canada this week on a new trade agreement. The President announced the end of NAFTA and a new deal with Mexico earlier this week and argued Canada will come to the table for a deal or see more tariffs."

Of course, this news isn't reported in the MSM. As it's been said, "The most insidious power of the media is the power to ignore."

Link to article.

Incredibly tired of all the ridiculous winning.


Not

Trudeau says NAFTA deal possible by Friday. That didn't take long


Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday that it was possible that his government would reach an agreement by the end of the week with the U.S. and Mexico to sign off on their recent bilateral trade deal.

The U.S.-Mexico agreement reached this week excluded Canada but would effectively rewrite the North American Free Trade Agreement, creating potential turmoil among the trade partners. It is unclear if Canada could stop the deal, but several stakeholders, including Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, had urged that Canada be included to avoid any complications.

Trudeau indicated that the three parties may be able to smooth things over. “I understand that the Americans and Mexicans very much want to try and get things done by Friday and we’re seeing if we can get to the right place by Friday, but as I’ve said all along it has to be the right deal for Canada and that’s what we are staying firm on," Trudeau said at a press conference in northern Ontario.

Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland is meeting with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer in Washington Wednesday to address the U.S.-Mexico deal and the eventual restart of three-way NAFTA talks.

The main provision of the U.S.-Mexican agreement raised to 75 percent, up from 62.5 percent, the amount of North American-made parts needed for a car or truck to be duty-free under NAFTA. It also required that at least 40 percent of all auto content be made by workers making at least $16 an hour or its equivalent. Both changes would force auto manufacturers to move more production back into the U.S.

Most of the details of the agreement would little impact on Canada's economy, but the precedent of a side deal that would replace elements of NAFTA — President Trump went so far as to say the deal would "terminate" NAFTA — was a problem for Canada, which had relied on Mexico to provide a united front against the U.S. in the talks. Trudeau's comments indicate that he wants to avoid a direct confrontation over the deal.

It is unclear what Canada could have done to oppose the deal, though, which requires only congressional approval. Trade policy analysts said that Canada had no apparent legal way to intervene and would have to rely on support in the U.S. Congress to stop it.

https://www.washingtonexaminer...l-possible-by-friday

Trump continues to deliver day after day. It's a treat to wake up each morning and know the direction of the country is heading back towards greatness. The pendulum is solidly swinging our way.

Imagine how much faster it would do so if only the Democrats would quit their foolish obstructionism.

flashguy

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Imagine how much faster it would do so if only the Democrats and the RINO's, and the SWAMP critters, etc. would quit their foolish obstructionism.

flashguy

FIFY

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Originally posted by Leemur:
Incredibly tired of all the ridiculous winning.


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Ridiculous winning indeed. My portfolio is damn sure showing it.

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Originally posted by Bigboreshooter:
Don't forget that most of Fox's on-air talent are registered Democrats.

That's explains why Abbey Huntsman left FOX and joined ABC's The View

"CNN does not lie"

He looks like an orange Smurf!

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What's good for the goose...

https://www.huffingtonpost.com...ee4b0cf7b00313783?kn

Senate Democrats just gave a huge gift to President Donald Trump: They agreed to expedite votes on 15 of his nominees to lifetime federal court seats because they wanted to go home.

Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) had lined up votes for all those district court nominees last week. Normally, Senate rules require up to 30 hours of waiting time for each nominee ― something Democrats typically take advantage of to delay action on confirming Trump judges. But Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) cut a deal with McConnell on Tuesday to bypass the wait times and let them all get through.

Why? So Democrats could get back to campaigning and focusing on winning re-election in November. The Senate is now out of session until next Tuesday.

Of the 15 nominees, six were confirmed by voice votes on Tuesday. Another one was confirmed on a recorded vote. The remaining eight will get quick votes next week.

It’s a major win for Trump and McConnell, whose No. 1 priority is filling up federal courts with conservative judges ― many of whom are incredibly anti-abortion, anti–LGBTQ rights and anti–voting rights. Trump has gotten 26 circuit court judges confirmed, more than any other president at this point in his term. Another way of putting it: 1 in 7 U.S. circuit court seats is now filled by a judge nominated by Trump.

Add that Trump put Neil Gorsuch on the Supreme Court and is poised to get another justice through, Brett Kavanaugh, and you’ve got a president drastically reshaping the nation’s courts for generations.

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...and anti–voting rights

Yeah, for illegals...
HuffPO, no bias there... sigh...