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I was amazed by some of the stuff they're cracking down on, like "official time". They're using the time we pay for, against us. That's hostile behavior. I hope after he's reelected Trump will take things down more, and ideally collective bargaining rights should be removed from federal employees. There's no reason to give our public servants such power to organize against us.
It's a reasonable point of view, but ONLY if your job market is protected from opportunistic refugees, illegal immigrants, and low skilled immigrants.
You can't run a welfare state without secure borders and high immigration hurdles. Or at least you've very stupid if you do.
Edward VIII, not Henry.
We know Mueller has hired a number of committed Dem attorneys. Those guys would never go hard after Dems. Has he also, secretly, hired some other attorneys who would go after Dems? Can he hire attorneys secretly?
Because if not, he is definitely a black hat.
it's special "counsel" not council.
special counsel is the wrong tool for the job. What you need is a regular government bureaucrat in an agency, possibly one appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate.
Right, that's a possible scenario, but only if Mueller was able to secretly or at least quietly bring in others who actually do the work of going after the scum.
and furthermore, it requires that we believe none of those lefty lawyers leak anything to anyone. Don't even tip off any fellow Dems the Mueller isn't what they think he is.
The more I think about it, the more I don't believe it. Mueller's bad news, always has been, is now. Leopards don't change their spots.
Whoever wrote the "meaning" slide: in #2 the "Sunshine State" is Florida. California is the "Golden State".
He can at best be restricted (what's in that classified August 2017 memo expanding his authority?) and monitored.
Is the other brother (I can't be bothered to remember their names, it's like a mental block) actually stupid?
If she's a b* why did he marry her? But there is a tendency in that family for men to marry older women. Edward VIII mentioned earlier in this bread did also, maybe Edward VII's first wife was also older if I remember correctly – it's enough to be a trend.
That kind of stuff was happening more to me six months or a year ago, seems to have settled down now for me.