He very literally does not understand fundamental economics and trade policy.

And of course Trump appears to have “saved” the funding when in fact Congress controls the budget and both sides of the aisle made it abundantly clear they would not approve the original cut to begin with.

It’s a difficult dilemma, much like what you see with North Korea. The actions of the U.N., say via sanctions or what have you, are for the most part likely to most severely impact the general populace.

She obviously tips her hand in that her ideal is, everything is privately funded. That is her sole purpose as the head of the Department of Education and basically admits it in her dumb response.

Yep, and that’s the grift. They sell you on “The Dream” knowing full well it fuels the reality that they always profit off of. Sometimes two of those actions intersect so perfectly it’s jarring.

The socially acceptable part of that likely will work itself out. My daughter (who by the way is rarely ever sick, but I’m not making the claim it’s because of this obviously) picked her nose and ate it until she was about 5 and my wife and I never really tried to stop her because it seemed harmless.

I used to do something similar with washing my hands. I’d literally turn the water on, then use the towel or get a paper towel or the hand dryer or whatever, and then leave. Like it was important I went through the motions, although I WAS ALONE in the bathroom, but didn’t actually do any of it.

Here’s the problem and it’s that he’s not wrong. He’s practical in how the American public responds to things. That’s an important thing to note because most of public policy is more about selling it. All he’s saying is, be prepared to answer the sorts of questions that will come up when you say M4A or GND. You can’t…

My freshman roommate was an engineering major, like myself, and things started out normally. After the first week he stopped going to class, and after the first month or so stopped getting out of bed for anything except to go to the bathroom or go get food hordes to bring back.

Unfortunately, the word “folded” was the perfect description as Chris used above. It goes in 3 different directions and it is awful.

My comment had nothing to do with it being “over” or not. Obviously it’s over. I was never one to put a ton of stock into Mueller being a silver bullet anyhow.

Shows you how insanely deep lightweight is in the UFC. Guys like RDA, Pettis, Cerrone, etc. are going up or down in weight class because lightweight is just packed full of straight monsters.

Just as expected, SCOTUS declined to hear the case on the current subpoena that Mueller has been pursuing. This happened this morning, so that subpoena can continue (or cost the company $50k a day), so it only adds to the odd decision to dump this report Friday.

It’ll be interesting to see why this turned into a Friday afternoon news dump. Roger Stone still has to go to trial, Rick Gates trial starts soon, hell there is currently a subpoena being litigated that moved through Circuit Court and District Court and is currently waiting for denial of certiorari from SCOTUS.

I live on earth, non-Fox division. Thank you for proving my point.

When the House subpoenas Mueller it’ll be interesting to hear if Barr requested he wrap up or not. The quick release of the report and summary, while Mueller still has indictments out (some of which he’s fought for), seems like he wasn’t done but was requested to be done.

Because the Democrats had nothing to do with this investigation. It was commissioned and executed almost exclusively by Republicans and Republican appointed investigators.

People are scared man, ain’t nobody give a shit what Ja thinks.

Leave it to the DCCC to assume outright that everyone will always want the status quo.

No reasonable person, in a professional or personal setting, screams at someone else. It is purely a means of raging and done almost exclusively from a substantial position of power and for no reason other than to assert that power.