[NEWSBUSTERS.ORG] Go ahead and criticize President Trump’s Mika tweet, but there’s no denying this was disturbing. On Thursday’s Hardball, MSNBC pundit Chris Matthews compared the President to not only communist Ethiopian dictator Mengistu Haile Mariam and a modern-day Romanov but also channel Benito Mussolini having son-in-law Jared Kushner murdered.
As he’s previously done(documented here, here, and here), Matthews reiterated his belief that Kushner and wife Ivanka Trump are akin to the murderous sons of Saddam Hussein, Uday and Qusay.
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Fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life, Tingles
Posted by: Frank G ||
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Matthews is totally, foaming at the mouth, nuts. He should quit annoying people and consider work he is more suited for such as as a "honey dipper" or village idiot.
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So many of these talking heads seem to have way too much air time to fill and even as good as they are at blathering on and on they can't help going off the rails from time to time. The networks could save themselves a lot of trouble by airing old episodes of Leave it to Beaver once in a while instead of putting so much pressure on the likes of Matthews.
Posted by: Abu Uluque ||
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Not news, just hate. Fascism is the democrats mantra...
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[MIAMI.CBSLOCAL] A man accused of threatening to kill a Florida politician in an online posting ranted about Republicans during a courtroom hearing to evaluate his mental health.
Steve St. Felix said he was sorry about his Facebook post and did not mean to harm Florida Rep. Jose Felix Diaz, but was fed up with the Republican party.
Days earlier, the 34-year-old St. Felix allegedly posted a message on Facebook to Diaz saying, "I’ll kill your [expletive] and you better not show up to the next REC meeting."
In court for a mental health evaluation on Thursday, St. Felix waved and smiled for the camera before unleashing an outburst.
"Marco Rubio The diminutive 13-year-old Republican U.S. Senator from Florida... ! Nelson Diaz! Manny Diaz! Manny Diaz Junior! Carlos Gimenez! (Julio) Robaina," he rattled off before being escorted out of the courtroom.
He even threatened a cameraman.
"Torturing my son, man! Get him outta here," he continued in a stream of emotion. "Alright cameraman, alright! Marco Rubio, West Miami, right? That’s right, baby!"
The tirade followed into the hallway with St. Felix shouting about his "two sons" and "Marco Rubio."
"It was shocking to see what happened. I think anybody that watched it saw a gentleman that clearly needs medication," said State Rep. Diaz about the tirade. "I pray for the gentleman. I hope he gets the appropriate mental health care that he needs right now."
Police put Diaz and his family on 24-hour guard after the Facebook post.
The state representative was particularly concerned about their safety following the attack earlier this month in Washington, D.C. that critically maimed Republican Congressman Steve Scalise and four others during baseball practice.
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The guy is big enough to burn diesel.
Posted by: Alaska Paul ||
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Needs clearance lights, too.
Posted by: Fred ||
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Brought to you courtesy of Coca Cola, Frito Lay and EBT.
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Nice smile though.
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[DailyMail] A Democratic congressman has proposed convening a special committee of psychiatrists and other doctors whose job would be to determine if President Donald Trump is fit to serve in the Oval Office.
I don't think they've wrapped their minds around dealing with a sane, non-senile billionaire entails. What gives them the idea that he can't find a few psychiatrists of his own on top of the lawyers he's had on staff for decades?
Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin, who also teaches constitutional law at American University, has predictably failed to attract any Republicans to his banner. Because it is an attempted coup, plain and simple
But the U.S. Constitution's 25th Amendment does allow for a majority of the president's cabinet, or 'such other body as Congress may by law provide,' to decide if an Oval Office occupant is unable to carry out his duties ‐ and then to put it to a full congressional vote.
Scenario: the Democrats get their congressional vote, but the entire cabinet pronounces Mr. Trump fully capable of carrying out his presidential duties. Mr. Trump's psychiatrists agree. His team of lawyers announce they will be taking this directly to the Supreme Court if Congress does not back down immediately.
Vice President Mike Pence would also have to agree, which could slow down the process ‐ or speed it up if he wanted the levers of power for himself.
The 25th Amendment has been around since shortly after the John F. Kennedy assassination, but Congress has never formed its own committee in case it's needed to judge a president's mental health.
Raskin's bill would allow the four Republican and Democratic leaders of the House and Senate to each choose a psychiatrist and another doctor. Then each party would add a former statesman ‐ like a retired president or vice president.
The final group of 10 would meet and choose an 11th member, who would become the committee's chairman.
Once the group is officially seated, the House and Senate could direct it through a joint resolution to conduct an actual examination of the president 'to determine whether the president is incapacitated, either mentally or physically,' according to the Raskin bill.
And if the president refuses to participate, the bill dictates, that 'shall be taken into consideration by the commission in reaching a conclusion.' Kinda like filing an objection to your death penalty
Under the 25th Amendment, such a committee ‐ or the president's cabinet ‐ can notify Congress in writing that a sitting president is unfit. In either case the vice president must concur, and he would immediately become 'acting president.'
Presidents have voluntarily transferred their powers to vice presidents in the past, including when they are put under anesthesia for medical procedures.
Raskin's plan could have a fatal flaw, however: Legal scholars tend to agree that when the Constitution's framers first provided for the replacement of a president with an 'inability to discharge the Powers and Duties of the Office,' they weren't talking about mere eccentricities.
And when the 25th Amendment was sent to the states for ratification in 1965, the Senate agreed that 'inability' meant that a president was 'unable to make or communicate his decisions' and suffered from a 'mental debility' rendering him 'unable or unwilling to make any rational decision.'
So far two dozen members of the House, all Democrats, have signed on to cosponsor the bill. All bought and paid for by Soros
Texas Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, a far-left liberal Democrat, claimed Friday in a Fox Business Channel interview that Congress can remove 'incompetent' presidents.
'The 25th Amendment is utilized when a president is perceived to be incompetent or unable to do his or her job,' she said. Obumble definitely would have fit the 'incompetent' definition.
While I don't expect this to go anywhere, it does prove that the demoncrats will do anything to force his removal. And most likely a bunch of swamp RHINOs would go along with it. If they do succeed or win back congress and impeach him in 2019, expect a full Civil War. If they don't succeed in their coup, it will be time to revise that particular amendment to not allow it to be used for a coup.
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Again, I repost this from Wikipedia.org. This is proof that the Democratic Party no longer recognizes Democracy in the United States but intends to hold power by any means necessary. This stuff is straight out of the Soviet Union, therefore these people must be deposed.
There was systematic political abuse of psychiatry in the Soviet Union,[1] based on the interpretation of political opposition or dissent as a psychiatric problem.[2] It was called "psychopathological mechanisms" of dissent.[3]
During the leadership of General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev, psychiatry was used to disable and remove from society political opponents ("dissidents") who openly expressed beliefs that contradicted the official dogma.[4][5] The term "philosophical intoxication", for instance, was widely applied to the mental disorders diagnosed when people disagreed with the country's Communist leaders and, by referring to the writings of the Founding Fathers of Marxism–Leninism—Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, and Vladimir Lenin—made them the target of criticism.
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The whole thing is a lost cause gasping to breath. No chance it will succeed. Who would they replace Trump with? Pence?
That won't happen either.
The rest is just Coup talk. The Military can take care of that easily. Trump won't be going anywhere. Whi s going to enforce what is an essentially extra legal power grab ?
Too many millions of people with guns who actually voted for Trump. And America can turn mean. Nobody wants to meet millions and millions of mean people...especially Democrats in suits. Democrats don't have the weight and the Media? The Media whine and snivel when they are cornered...and they would be.
No, the Dems don't have the reach and the Media won't back it if they see their own names on lists. You won't take millions and millions and millions of people's votes away from them. Not going to happen.
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Maryland Rep. Jamie "Pay attention to meeeeee" Raskin, who also teaches constitutional law at American University
just red meat for the Libtards
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These two dozen dumbocrats must have no self-awareness of how moronic they look. IMO they should all have their heads examined.
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It's pretty clear we have a new psychiatric disorder being exhibited by these Democrats: Trump Derangement Syndrome. They need treatment which should probably involved a long stay at some rural facility with calming activities such as basket weaving and painting with water colors. Their families could visit them on weekends but no newspapers, no Internet, no iPhones and no television.
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These morons somehow seem to think that if Trump is removed, they get a do over for the election. Instead, they get Pence. PENCE would immediately appoint an other VP, in case he ended up being removed.
If the Democrats could move quickly enough, all that would happen is Paul Ryan would become president. If they moved quickly enough on the rest of the cabinet, eventually they would end up with Mad Dog Mattis. They would NOT move quickly enough to remove him. And then they would be REALLY sorry.
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No the believe that if they get get Trump out then Hillary automatically 'wins' as the runner-up in the election.
After all - who are you going to believe: Some dusty mouldy piece of paper is a bonified 'Constitutional Scholar' such as the brilliant Barack Obama?
Probably aleady have a number of Federal Judges to rule so all picked out.
[PJ] WASHINGTON ‐ A group of Democratic senators said Congress should reject the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement budget request for FY 2018 and cut the "existing funding levels" for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
"To minimize damage, we need to reduce funding for President Trump’s deportation force and provide no funds for his costly and unnecessary border wall. President Trump pledged to build a deportation force to indiscriminately deport the nation’s undocumented immigrants," Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) said on a conference call last week held by America's Voice Education Fund.
"Kelly’s DHS has greatly expanded who is considered a priority for enforcement. In May, ICE reported that arrests of individuals with no criminal history was up by 156 percent compared to the same time last year. This has had an outsized impact on California, which is home to one in four of the nation’s immigrants," she added.
Harris said Trump’s stricter approach to immigration enforcement has contributed to less crime reporting in some American cities such as Los Angeles and Houston.
"This is without question a public safety issue," she said. "The administration wants taxpayers to support $2.8 billion in new DHS spending to carry out a misguided and harmful enforcement and border strategy while massive cuts are made to other domestic programs, including critical DHS grant programs that help keep our nation safe."
Harris disagreed with the administration’s $1.5 billion request to pay for additional beds in immigration detention centers.
"We should reject this proposal and instead produce a budget that provides for our safety, our economy and, equally important, supports our values," she said.
Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) argued that more detention beds, a border wall and additional ICE agents are a "waste" of taxpayer dollars.
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So obviously some laws are more legal than others. Maybe Senator Harris could do us the courtesy of supplying a list of those laws duly enacted by Congress that she considers enforceable.
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Next on the agenda, farting diamonds and Sainthood for Pelosi and Chelsea.
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She's an idiot who slept learned her way with Willie Brown. Give her time. Failed the bar first time. The female Barack V2.0 in Libtard minds, since the bench is too shallow/old
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[Wash Times] Former President Jimmy Carter pulled no punches against Donald Trump in a recent interview with The New York Times.
The 39th commander in chief told the newspaper by phone on Monday that Mr. Trump’s Republican presidential campaign is fueled by lingering U.S. racism.
Mr. Carter, 91, said in February that the billionaire was his favorite Republican candidate because he is "completely malleable." The former Democrat president now says Mr. Trump "tapped a waiting reservoir there of inherent racism" to succeed.
"When you single out any particular group of people for secondary citizenship status, that’s a violation of basic human rights," Mr. Cartersaid of the Republican’s plan to deport illegal immigrants and temporarily halt Muslim immigration into the U.S.
The newspaper also asked Mr. Carter, who is planning to hold a summit of Baptists in Atlanta, Georgia, later this summer, why Mr. Trump’s support among evangelical Christians is so strong.
"The use of the word ’evangelical’ is a misnomer. I consider myself an evangelical as well. And obviously, what most of the news reporters thought were evangelicals [over the years] are conservative Republicans," the former president said.
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And the Democratic Party's policy of inherent white fault for the past and societies ills isn't racism? Evangelical in this context can be defined as "can't possibly leave anyone alone".
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As I recall Jimmah Carter banned Iranians from coming to US in 1980. He also suspended visas for those already here. I recall that Iranian students disappeared from campus quickly and without much ado.
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Illegals are fully-fledged citizens -- of other countries. If they don't want second-class status, they can go home.
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Jimmah can definitely grow peanuts.
As for the rest, he is his usual bigotted, self inflated peasant yokel.
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I recall that Iranian students disappeared from campus quickly and without much ado.
Those who stayed just became very quiet. The Iranian boy I knew then, advised by his parents not to come home under any circumstances, was given a full scholarship with room, board, and a job with buildings&services by the university so he wouldn't starve. Nice kid, the usual Persian charm and non-American educated class's disinterest in physical labour, but not on the excessively intelligent side of the bell curve.
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We need to stop letting them use racism as the end all cudgel to attack any part of western civilization. After all the smoke, its always the same, they want money and power and use guilt and projected shame to weedle it from the people who actually built this nation and its ideals. Enough!
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I was at the Submarine Base in Connecticut when the Shah was overthrown, you should have seen all the Corvettes, Mercedes, and other expensive cars left behind when the hundred or so Iranian sailors left the Base.
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and other expensive cars left behind when the hundred or so Iranian sailors left the Base.
The Iranians I've known are big on looking successful. Very fashionable, expensive accessories, houses, cars. Problems were kept carefully hidden.
Mr. Carter did not get his second term because he drove away the Jewish vote with his blatant hate of Israel. He drove many of the remaining Jews in his foundation when he wrote that final book, which was even more open about it. He has no leg to stand on when accusing others of bigotry.
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[MIAMI.CBSLOCAL] A man accused of threatening to kill a Florida 
The diminutive 13-year-old Republican U.S. Senator from Florida...
[DailyMail] A Democratic congressman has proposed convening a special committee of psychiatrists and other doctors whose job would be to determine if President Donald Trump is fit to serve in the Oval Office.
