They have figured out they can't legally fire everyone so they're trying to trick them out of their jobs. The sad thing is it'll probably work and our government agencies will lose a lot of decent people who do good work.

100% deliberate.

----------- never passes up a chance to say something racist.

#11,

Do they claim that? Most I know are very open about their racism.

Each Iron Dome system can defend an area of roughly 150 square miles. According to security experts, the US would need to deploy more than 24,700 $100 million Iron Dome batteries, costing a total of $2.5 trillion, to defend the 3.8 million square miles of the continental United States, which excludes Hawaii.

Upgrade your tech while it's still remotely affordable.

So far, just from articles I've read here, we've had this one who pulled a gun on the cops and died, another who solicited murder and yet another arrested on gun charges. How many other dangerous criminals that Trump happily released upon society are already back in custody or dead? I hope someone is keeping a proper list.

All US citizens BTW, not those scary immigrants Trumpists are so terrified of.

More: But the scores of executive orders Trump has signed since Inauguration Day only briefly touch on food, Warren, D-Mass., said in the letter, which was co-written by Rep. Jim McGovern, D-Mass., and signed by a total of 20 Democrats.

"Your sole action on costs was an executive order that contained only the barest mention of food prices, and not a single specific policy to reduce them," they wrote, citing a Trump administration memo that commits to helping with Americans' cost of living by eliminating "harmful, coercive climate' policies driving up the costs of food and fuel."

Nothing of value was lost.

#4,

Of course not but that doesn't mean they won't try over and over again.

Why do you guys feed the right wing trolls? They thrive on your replies. Plonk and ignore them and they might just leave.

You will never convince them of anything. You'd have a better chance of talking a wall into painting itself.

Egg prices, by the way, are now at an all time high. So much for that promise.

Private prisons are chomping at the bit to fill that labor need. Republicans in congress are heavily invested in private prisons. The math is simple.

I posted this years ago just after Charlottesville. Seems it's even more relevant today.

#5 | Posted by lfthndthrds

The same people who vehemently insist we shouldn't believe everything Trump says when he screws up are now telling us to believe everything Trump says.

So Trump is now technically the first woman president?

That's rich. The man just pardoned 1,500 actual terrorists.

That woman has balls of steel.

He wasn't wrong.

Call them by their original name Robber Barons.

These criminals are the base he'll recruit his first brown shirts from.

Did Trump put his hand on the Bible?

No, he didn't.

Inskeep: You suggest a scenario where Trump is effectively using these tech leaders. They're up on stage with him, as though they're totems of his triumph. Are you sure that he's not using you, though, that it might be the reverse, that they're going to get what they want out of this and you're not?

Bannon: This is all a process, right? This is a populist, nationalist revolution in this country. It's been building for a long time. It takes a real understanding of how the system is and what solutions are populist solutions to change it. So is President Trump using us? No, it's his movement, right? We wouldn't be a movement if President Trump hadn't come along.

Steve's in for a big surprise.

More: The most recent entry in the "good advice for Democrats" canon comes from occasional TNR contributor and Bulwark writer Jonathan V. Last, who wrote, "The job of the Democratic party comes in two parts. First: Do not help Republicans. Not in any way. Second: Make Donald Trump own every bad outcome that happens, anywhere in the world." True enough. The only problem here is the lack of an organized Democratic Party to actually serve as an aggressive opposition party. We could use one of those!

Nevertheless, there is a lesson here for liberals that we should perhaps heed while Democrats in Washington debate how supine they want to get for the incoming administration. During Trump's first term, much of the mainstream left organized itself around the idea that "this was not normal" and that surely our over-regarded system of norms would save us from Trump. And so deep investments were made in various quick fixes"an impeachment effort and the Mueller investigation chief among them"that seemed to offer the hope of prematurely canceling the Trump presidency, without much regard for how difficult it is to actually oust a president (or for the decades of evidence suggesting that our justice system routinely fails to hold the rich and powerful to account, more broadly).

A second Trump era offers the opportunity for a change of course"a second reckoning of sorts. I think that Last is on to something when he suggests that Trump's opposition should force him to "own every bad outcome that happens, anywhere in the world." I'd actually take this a step further. Rather than exert so much energy trying to thrust Trump out of the presidency, liberals would be well served to spend their time thrusting the presidency upon Donald Trump. Instead of searching for illusory quick fixes for the existence of the Trump administration, start demanding the Trump administration fix everything quickly.