Government

The Law Won

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POTUS # Trump fought the law and the law won after a Federal Judge offers the strongest defense yet of DACA by ruling not only that the Trump administration must keep the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in place but that officials must begin accepting new applications again in 90 days.

The Republican appointee held that administration officials had not sufficiently explained the rationale for halting the program.

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3 Things To Remember - CAM

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There is no objectivity, there are facts, there are truths and fairness. Semantics is the interpretation of reality. Everyone sees it through their own filter. Let it liberate you and regulate us and not guided by politics, ideology or dogma. Decisions are made through our own subjective judgments but guided by an ability to be transparent and independent, to clearly assess what’s going and say it.

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Unimpeachable Integrity

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The staff from NY's US Attorneys Office is of such a high standard of honesty and moral goodness that it cannot be doubted or criticized. Judge Wood: Motion Denied - It's going to get ugly folks.

Thus began what may turn out to be the beginning of the end, because according to the rule of law, they are above suspicion; impossible to discredit; with impeccable motives. Wait for the Twitter angry attacks.

Judge rejects Trump's bid to block access to Cohen materials seized during FBI raid
http://hill.cm/WSph5OT

Hoodie Robbing

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Has POTUS become the opposite of Robin Hood by completely revamping USA's social safety net? After cutting taxes for the rich, is he now targeting recipients of Medicaid, Food Stamps and Housing Assistance?

He is reportedly doing so through executive order, which has quietly flown under the radar that cuts the Departments of Health and Human Services, Housing and Urban Development, Agriculture, as well as directs other federal agencies to cut benefits.

RepubliCan?

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On July 6, 1854, a couple decades and a few days after the anniversary of The United States of America, an anti-slavery state convention was held in Jackson, Michigan. A hot day forced an “Under the Oaks Convention,” when the first statewide candidates were selected for what would become the Republican Party.

Can You Hear US Knocking?

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The FBI approached Michael Cohen’s door with a search warrant reportedly looking for alleged Trump-related hush payments. At that moment, Special Counsel Robert Mueller's #TrumpRussia probe kicked into overdrive.

When the feds raided the president attorney's office and residences they were looking for records of payments to women alleging affairs with his client, Donald Trump. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, not special counsel Robert Mueller, personally approved the searches. Raids on Trump’s Lawyer Sought Records of Payments to Women https://nyti.ms/2GMtC21

Dangerous Federal Deficits

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With all the Trump drama, there is one extremely serious story which has a negative effect on everyone in the US. According to US budget analysts, POTUS tax cuts, spending bill is projected to raise the federal deficit to $804 Billion this year, that is nearly $1T by 2019.

The last 3 GOP presidents left Oval Office with higher deficits than when they were sworn in.

Both Democrat presidents left with lower deficits than when they walked in.

The Congressional Budget Office estimates that Trump is on track for a 2020 deficit to be 50% higher than 2017.

They're Back in Session

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Congress is back to work, but only for two weeks before they take another vacation? This bicameral legislature of the Federal government of the United States, which consists of The Senate and The House of Representatives seems to spend more time off than they do working.

The law-making branch of our national government shares power with the president and the Supreme Court. The writers of the U.S. Constitution thought Congress was so important, they are listed first, so why is it they like to drag their heels and act last?

FAUSTUS

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This story could be one of the older conspiracy theories out there, for those who enjoy reading these old tales.

Faustus turns to magic and makes a perilous deal with the Devil in which he commits his soul to eternal damnation in return for power. But he is arrogant and reckless. Can Faust wield these powers and resist the temptations of the Devil?

The story of Faust, who strikes a deal with the devil and enjoys riches and success during his life on Earth and at the end he will give his body over to Lucifer as payment and spend the rest of time as one damned to Hell.

Hyperbole Presidency

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The Greeks used hyperbole, also known as exaggerations. The word is related to hyperballen, to throw over or beyond," from hyper- beyond + bole a throwing, a casting, the stroke of a missile, bolt, beam, from a nominative of Ballen "to throw". OK, do you know what it means when folks call it BS?

Do you have a good B.S. detector? You need one in our digital age. Spotting false information rubbish, lies, nonsense or, fake news is essential in this day and age.

Have you noticed a #POTUS pattern being used here? Do you know about the boy who cried wolf?