One of the strong men we support.
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Another early fan was the Washington Post’s Jennifer Rubin. A profile in November 2012 described the congressman-elect as “no ordinary freshman.” “Cotton certainly advocates a strong U.S. presence in the world,” Rubin noted approvingly. “You may be tired of war,” he recalled saying during the campaign, “but war is not tired of you.”
Cotton explained his preferred approach to negotiations, as reported by The New Yorker’s Jeffrey Toobin: “One thing I learned in the Army is that when your opponent is on his knees you drive him to the ground and choke him out.”and
in 2014, Kristol’s Emergency Committee for Israel directed $960,000 to Cotton’s Senate campaign.
I agree. Fox would have been continuously knocking the media and prosecutors off their feet by uniting the old people around hating hippies, brown people and the anti-war movement, bringing up and constantly repeating any Johnson scandal, pumping the war and the economy as roaring, and changing the discussion everyday.
Dean said. “There’s more likelihood he might have survived if there’d been a Fox News.”
"Engraving from 1890: a greedy capitalist boss carried on the backs of his workers. Getty Images"instead of showing the real image which might not be so politically correct.
America’s long-term budget problem is very real. Already, the federal government has a pile of publicly held debts amounting to around $15 trillion, or about 75 percent of the country’s entire gross domestic product. That’s the highest level since the 1940s, yet the debt burden is expected to double by 2047 and reach 150 percent of the GDP, according to the Congressional Budget Office.When you have a debt problem you can either increase income or cut expenditures.
“FIVE, 10 YEARS FROM NOW … YOU’RE GOING TO HAVE A WORKERS’ PARTY …. A PARTY OF PEOPLE THAT HAVEN’T HAD A REAL WAGE INCREASE IN 18 YEARS. THAT ARE ANGRY.”Maybe, but you should never underestimate the ability of the U.S. voter's attention to be diverted.
Instead of this Bizarro Trump, we have the worst of all possible worlds. We have the kleptocracy and the autocracy: the self-dealing corruption of the Trump Organization, the norm-crushing attacks on the free press, the eye-winking approval of strongmen in Turkey, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and the Philippines. And we have the absolute worst aspects of generic corporatist conservatism: an obsequiously lax regulatory environment for banks and the energy industry, plus a tax windfall for the wealthy that will make it harder to fight the next recession and easier to justify the next attempt to cut social spending. And instead of the sliver of Bannonism that held true political appeal, we're left with the hard edges of alt-right racialism and Roy Moore-style outrageousness.
"As is always true of censorship, there is one, and only one, principle driving all of this: power. Facebook will submit to and obey the censorship demands of governments and officials who actually wield power over it, while ignoring those who do not. That’s why declared enemies of the U.S. and Israeli governments are vulnerable to censorship measures by Facebook, whereas U.S and Israeli officials (and their most tyrannical and repressive allies) are not:"