NSR: Give me your rested, your rich, privileged White Colombians yearning to post in soccer forums...

BREAKING: GM is slashing 14,700 factory and white collar jobs in North America; may close five factories.

— The Associated Press (@AP) November 26, 2018

After all the election was about jobs, right?

 

Those lying brown people...

Contradicting border chief, Trump claims 3 officers ‘very badly hurt’ by migrants https://t.co/efFiQQ91BL via @politico

— International Policy Digest (@intpolicydigest) November 27, 2018

Oh, wait!!!

 

How Christian of them...

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/11/trumps-christian-apologists-are-unchristian.html

Many Americans reject Trump because of his meanness, his misogyny, his ethnic demagoguery, and his squalid and abusive personal behavior. But most WEPs don’t. In a September poll for the Public Religion Research Institute, two-thirds of white Catholics and white mainline Protestants agreed that Trump had “damaged the dignity of the presidency.” Most WEPs said he hadn’t. In an ABC News/Washington Post survey taken in August, most whites agreed that Trump was guilty of a crime if it was true that he had directed his then-lawyer Michael Cohen to “influence the 2016 election by arranging to pay off two women who said they had affairs with Trump.” Trump’s core constituency, white men without a college degree, also agreed. But most WEPs didn’t.

To accommodate Trump, white evangelicals have retreated from moral judgment of him.
In 2011, a PRRI survey asked whether “an elected official who commits an immoral act in their personal life can still behave ethically and fulfill their duties in their public and professional life.” At that point, two years into Barack Obama’s presidency, only 30 percent of WEPs said yes. But in October 2016, after the release of Trump’s infamous Access Hollywood tape, 72 percent of WEPs said yes. The reversal among WEPs was twice as big as similar shifts among Catholics and white mainline Protestants. In a May poll commissioned by the Billy Graham Center, nearly half of black evangelicals said personal character had influenced their voting decisions in the 2016 presidential election. Fewer than 30 percent of white evangelicals said the same.

Many white evangelicals see their religion not as a universal calling but as a heritage that sets them apart.

Many WEPs haven’t just surrendered moral judgment. They’ve abdicated social responsibility. Compared with other whites, they’re more resistant to federal spending on poor people. The charitable explanation for this gap is that white evangelicals are skeptical about federal spending, not about helping the poor. But even when survey questions focus on help, not on spending, they’re unmoved. The BGC poll asked respondents to choose, from a list of 12 issues and traits, which was most important in determining how they voted in 2016. Among black and Hispanic evangelicals, a candidate’s “ability to help those in need” was the second or third most commonly named factor. Among white evangelicals, it ranked almost dead last.

WEPs are also reluctant to acknowledge racism. The September PRRI poll asked whether recent police shootings of black men were “isolated incidents” or “part of a broader pattern of how police treat African Americans.” Seventy-one percent of WEPs said such killings were isolated incidents, compared with 63 percent of white Catholics and 59 percent of white mainline Protestants. In the BGC survey, 59 percent of non-evangelical whites agreed with the statement, “I am disturbed by comments President Trump has made about minorities.” But a plurality of white evangelicals disagreed with it.​

 

No Collusion!!!

Boom: Manafort/Assange.
“A well-placed source has told Guardian that Manafort went to see Assange around March 2016. Months later WikiLeaks released a Democratic emails stolen by Russia.” Manafort also visited ‘13, ‘15. Joined Trump campaign March ‘16. https://t.co/BMLzzE7gwD

— Jed Shugerman (@jedshug) November 27, 2018

 

We should close all borders right?



My eyes are watery...

 

From Day 1, the Saudis told Kushner their interest was in A TOTAL of $15 Bil of arms (which has yet to be completed).
Kushner pushed for the Saudi arms deal “headline” to read $110 Bil.
All while he pursued the Saudis to finance 666 5th & family assets.
https://t.co/vfXbuhwvLn

— Rula Jebreal (@rulajebreal) November 27, 2018

 

Some people don't know how immigration works...

1067779410076622850 is not a valid tweet id

 

Lotsa Russian Witches...

https://talkingpointsmemo.com/muckraker/michael-cohen-plead-guilty-lying-congress-mueller-deal

PS: More Witches!!!

BREAKING NEWS: This is a firm that's done work for Trump's businesses.

It's happening, everyone. Right now. Get informed as fast as you can on the background of what's going to be the most stunning set of revelations in US political history. Playing on your TV now through 2019. https://t.co/tqPno28MQV

— Seth Abramson (@SethAbramson) November 29, 2018

 

There are now only 5 Living Presidents.

Jimmy Carter 94 years old
Bill Clinton 72 years old
George W Bush 72 years old
Barack Obama 57 years old
Vladimir Putin 66 years old

— Jesse D Lifson (@DoYouEvenLif) December 1, 2018

 

Who said we have to worry about immigrants voting?

EXCLUSIVE: I've obtained images of 162 absentee ballot envelopes from North Carolina's 9th Congressional district

One of the state's top election law experts tell me the envelopes "fit into a pattern of fraud"https://t.co/mRSi48AO5o

— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) December 3, 2018

3. Several people witnessed over 40 ballots.

Remember:

1. There are affidavits saying canvassers collected unsealed ballots

2. Only 19% of absentees requested in Bladen were from Republicans, but the GOP candidate won 61% of the absentee votehttps://t.co/mRSi48AO5o

— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) December 3, 2018

 

Two things:

1. Conservatives usually portray themselves as strict constitutionalists, but in reality they only love one amendment, the second. They love the senate which in theory shouldn't be that bad, but during the last 40 years they have also carved slowly at the institution rules, to the point that it is now a sham used to ram judges with little or no answer to their constituency.

2. The main failure of our representation system (currently), besides gerrymandering and voter suppression, is that we stopped at 435 representatives, when in reality we should be at about 683 (cubic root of our population), resulting on under-representation for the urban areas and over-representation for cows and swaths of land. We should also add a few more states, starting with Puerto Rico and DC, and probably carve subdivision in the 3 or 4 biggest states. Off course that could also backfire in the long run, but at the very least we should get a few more democratic senators.

 

LMFAO

 

2008: Twitter is a fun microblogging service you can use to keep track of Ashton Kutcher

2018: Twitter is the president's preferred tool for witness tampering in a federal criminal investigation

— Matt Ford (@fordm) December 3, 2018

 

Only guilty people takes the Fifth, right?

Roger Stone’s attorney sent a letter this week stating Stone won’t provide documents or appear for an interview before the committee. https://t.co/csC3TG1BPH pic.twitter.com/oRbpE0qjEw

— Senator Dianne Feinstein (@SenFeinstein) December 4, 2018

 

This is a good short read for you crazed:



I Served in Congress Longer Than Anyone. Here’s How to Fix It.
Abolish the Senate and publicly fund elections.

 

Tonight’s episode of “Grampa Can’t Understand the Internet” is *horrible*

— Kevin M. Kruse (@KevinMKruse) December 5, 2018

LMFAO