And I hope you keep them up. They are a refreshing change from the usual establishment play of presidents hiding behind spokesfolk and telepromptered speeches.
“The Fake News Media hates when I use what has turned out to be my very powerful Social Media – over 100 million people!” Trump tweeted. “I can go around them.”
Indeed you can and you have to all our benefit. Don’t let the fake news of the Mediacrats get you down. Much less tell you what to do.
Via Breitbart
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.@NancyPelosi says she prays for Trump, hopes his presidency is successful and that his family remains safe
— SalenaZito (@SalenaZito) June 14, 2017 on Twitter
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UPDATE: Didn’t take her long to sing a different tune. Twenty-four hours or thereabouts.
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“Just days before Trump was due at a NATO summit. Obama was palling around with German Chancellor Angela Merkel (who ended up being Trump’s major foil on international affairs), and giving a speech to thousands of onlookers in Berlin…
“Just as Trump is getting serious on NATO and NAFTA, drawing ire from America’s northern neighbor, Obama shows up to demonstrate exactly where he stands on Trudeau: right next to him, holding hands, eating seafood.”
Bronco Bama is a creepy little mother. Probably our most corrupt president since Warren G. Harding, primarily because the Mediacrats looked the other way through eight long years.
Via Heat Street
UPDATE: Following Trump’s meeting at the White House with South Korean President Moon, guess who’s visiting Moon in Seoul? You guessed it.
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The 22,000 pages of regulations in the Obama-era Dodd-Frank banking bill have throttled the economy, holding back growth. It has “cost $36 billion to comply with in the first six years, has choked competition in the banking industry, made banking more expensive, harmed economic growth and, to top it off, failed to make the banking system safer or end ‘too-big-to-fail.'”
But there’s hope in River City. In the form of the House Financial Choice Act, which would repeal Dodd-Frank’s pages and pages of regulations altogether.
“Unfortunately, Democrats in the Senate are determined to stop this bill in its tracks. What’s likely to emerge there will be a Dodd-Frank reform bill that is tepid enough to attract sufficient Democrats to overcome a filibuster. This is hardly enough, but at least the regulatory ball is moving in the right direction.”
Time to kill the filibuster?
Twenty-two thousand pages of regulations. Many scores of new bureaucrats to enforce them. This is why we elected Donald Trump to drain the swamp.
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