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Need to spread this video.
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You mad we cut off the money!
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U.N.'s poverty monitor says U.S. is 'like the kid who takes his football and goes home'
The U.N. monitor of extreme poverty stepped up his criticism of the Trump administration Friday, accusing the United States of failing to engage in promoting human rights and “behaving like the kid who takes his football and goes home.”
“In any country, but particularly a wealthy one, the persistence over a very long period of time of 40 million people living in poverty must be a cause for concern,” U.N. Special Rapporteur Philip Alston said as he presented his report on American poverty to a packed chamber of the world body’s Human Rights Council in Geneva.
No U.S. diplomat attended the event to formally respond.
Alston spoke a day after the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, blasted Alston’s report as “misleading and politically motivated.” On Tuesday, she announced the United States was pulling out of the Human Rights Council, which she condemned as “a cesspool of political bias.”
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-un-human-rights-report-20180622-story.html
No more catch and release?
By the way, LAT is under new ownership so I decided to give it a read.
Seems much less biased now, fwiw…
Camp Pendleton is slated to house up to 47,000 migrants in temporary detention
San Diego County could become a site where tens of thousands of migrants would be housed indefinitely by the U.S. government under the zero-tolerance immigration policy implemented by President Trump.
According to a report published Friday by Time magazine, military leaders are drawing up plans to create a tent city at Camp Pendleton to detain as many as 47,000 migrants from Central America and other locations.
The facility at Camp Pendleton would be one of several temporary detention centers.
According to an internal memo obtained by Time, the U.S. Navy has been directed to establish “temporary and austere” encampments on military installations in Alabama, Arizona and California that each could host tens of thousands of detainees.
The document, prepared by an assistant secretary for approval by Navy Secretary Richard Spencer, suggests construction could begin within 60 days. The structures would be designed to last for six months to one year.
The memo has not yet been approved by Spencer or Secretary of Defense James Mattis, the report said.
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-bases-migrants-20180622-story.html
Oops: Florida Democrat Inadvertently Tells Supporters His Re-Election Bid Is In Serious Trouble
At a campaign rally in Pasco County, Nelson told supporters that this area would be what decides the election. The country straddles the critical I-4 corridor in the Sunshine State, but there’s a problem. Pasco County has become Trump country, so in some way—Nelson just told his group of supporters that his re-election chances are getting slimmer.
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2018/06/22/oops-florida-democrat-inadvertently-tells-supporters-his-re-election-bid-is-in-s-n2493294
Sadly, this makes sense.
Make them live among their voters 90% of the time. They can telecommute.