Monthly Archives: November 2016

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“If Trump betrays voters on immigration, he can have as many rallies as he wants. He will never escape the stink” anncoulter.com/columns/2016-1…

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Romney @ State might be great if it weren’t part of what looks like a concerted hijacking of the Trump presidency b… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

| 8 years ago on Twitter

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Only 19 GOPs signed on to Boehner amnesty “principles”-Cantor, Ryan, Ellmers & MCCAUL… Mark of anti-borders brand shar.es/18uYvI

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McCaul signed Boehner’s amnesty “principles”? Dealbreaker! That was attempt to sneak through Gangof8/”Amnesty First” shar.es/18uCOz

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“I don’t doubt Mr. McCaul’s commitment 2 homeland security, but I do wonder abt his commitment 2 controlling immig.” go.shr.lc/2fPakKk

| 8 years ago on Twitter

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Readers: Do you want Trump to have a press conference? I don’t want Trump to have a press conference. a) Busy b) Fr… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

| 8 years ago on Twitter

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Rule of thumb-If you were plain #NeverTrump-sure come groveling back 2 him 4 jobs. But if you denounced those who endorsed him as immoral…

| 8 years ago on Twitter

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George Borjas of Harvard for Council of Economic Advisers? Nobody better on impact of immigration on well-being of voters …

| 8 years ago on Twitter

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Has any recent book done more damage than “Team of Rivals”?

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One day it will be fashionable to be a simple egg. An expression of solidarity. There will be Egg Pride marches and… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

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Main point is that once GOP estab. has SCOTUS filled-just that, even without tax cuts-leverage/balance of power shi… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

| 8 years ago on Twitter

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The insidious Ryan/Pence/Priebus/Singer/Senor/Norquist strategy to stop/destroy Trump (& Trumpism) becomes clearer! kausfiles.com/2016/11/28/wat…

| 8 years ago on Twitter

47 Watch Out, Trump

New Republic’s Brian Beutler makes a good point: Once Congressional Republicans get an acceptable (to them) Supreme Court nominee, and some tax and regulatory cuts, they have vastly less need for Trump, no? They are likely to stop defending him and maybe even go on the attack. The outlines of a paranoid-but-plausible Ryan restorationist strategy now seem pretty clear: Step 1) Take up all available legislative space with tax reform, regulatory reform, the SCOTUS nominee and Ryan’s wildly unpopular grand plan to turn the bedrock Medicare program into a “premium support” (i.e. voucher) plan. No room for any controversial Trump legislation that would need the “100 days” honeymoon to push through; Step 2) Once SCOTUS and tax cuts are in hand, and Medicare voucherization bogs down or dies, declare that the country has been saved,  turn on Trump, and effectively end his presidency one way or another. **… The upshot is that if Trump wants to pass any legislation that Ryan/Pence/Priebus/Singer/Senor/Norquist don’t want (i.e. relating to immigration and trade) he’d better do it quickly, before he lets them achieve their two immediate goals. …

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** — It only takes a majority to impeach. But Republicans could simply not pass anything Trump proposes, while launching investigations into his executive actions.