In another horrible irony as trump makes us worse again, China scolds the US on backing out of the Paris agreement: "All parties should conform to the historical trend of the time, seize the opportunity, honour their commitment, take practical and positive actions and implement the agreement." China said they'll honor their obligations 100%.
In another horrible irony as trump makes us worse again, China scolds the US on backing out of the Paris agreement: "All parties should conform to the historical trend of the time, seize the opportunity, honour their commitment, take practical and positive actions and implement the agreement." China said they'll honor their obligations 100%.
Everyone should be as good as China. Communists are actually good. Trotsky and the boyz only killed 17 million Christians. You are right, we should try to be more like these commies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Chinese_dissidents
In another horrible irony as trump makes us worse again, China scolds the US on backing out of the Paris agreement: "All parties should conform to the historical trend of the time, seize the opportunity, honour their commitment, take practical and positive actions and implement the agreement." China said they'll honor their obligations 100%.
Everyone should be as good as China. Communists are actually good. Trotsky and the boyz only killed 17 million Christians. You are right, we should try to be more like these commies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Chinese_dissidents
Why don't you look up the definition of irony and link that, too.
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Yea, sure, I'll believe Trump and Spicer over Obama, sure.
You know the rest of the story: Clinton was forced to submit to hours of depositions, and the case led Jones’ lawyers to a White House intern named Monica Lewinsky. In addition to humbling one president, the case set a powerful precedent for presidents who misbehave in their private lives — one that could get a workout under Trump’s administration. Jones v. Clinton is “horrible news” for Donald Trump, says Northeastern University law professor Daniel Urman. By far the most litigious president in American history, Trump and his various business entities have been involved in as many as 4,000 lawsuits over the years. Despite paying $25 million to settle three fraud lawsuits against Trump University just days before his inauguration, the new president faces, according to a USA Today count two weeks prior to the inauguration, 75 ongoing cases.
It's just a shame that he can't show the same type of respect at all times. Two tweets won't (or can't) undo all of the bullshit that comes from his mouth. He's dug himself quite a hole.
as a passy grubber who has historically looked for not much else except conquest of women, and a droft dadger who knows absolutely NOTHING about sacrifice, both of those officially sanctioned WH statements seem pretty suspect
look at that smirk... "stop by" what a tool, he looks like he thinks he needs a tic tac.
"Trump’s actions won’t help miners. They won’t help the industry. They won’t change a damn thing—except they will wreck American leadership around the world and they will put millions more in the pockets of executives who will be able to make greater profits with fewer workers."
"Low cost natural gas is driving coal out of the market across the country, and renewables are starting to edge in on gas.
There are zero new coal power plants under construction. There are zero in the planning stages. There are zero being proposed.
The coal industry can’t make a comeback, because there’s simply nowhere else to sell any coal. In fact, even with Trump in office signing away environmental laws left and right, more coal-fired plants are closing. The shrinking market that remains will be dominated not by coal from the Ohio and West Virginia miners that flanked Trump, but from Wyoming, where thick seams, high automation, and economies of scale make coal much less costly to produce".
"Trump’s actions won’t help miners. They won’t help the industry. They won’t change a damn thing—except they will wreck American leadership around the world and they will put millions more in the pockets of executives who will be able to make greater profits with fewer workers."
"Low cost natural gas is driving coal out of the market across the country, and renewables are starting to edge in on gas.
There are zero new coal power plants under construction. There are zero in the planning stages. There are zero being proposed.
The coal industry can’t make a comeback, because there’s simply nowhere else to sell any coal. In fact, even with Trump in office signing away environmental laws left and right, more coal-fired plants are closing. The shrinking market that remains will be dominated not by coal from the Ohio and West Virginia miners that flanked Trump, but from Wyoming, where thick seams, high automation, and economies of scale make coal much less costly to produce".
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WASHINGTON — House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes received information about intelligence reports mentioning President Trump from two White House officials, according to a report in The New York Times.
The Times, citing anonymous sources, said the officials were Ezra Cohen-Watnick and Michael Ellis. Cohen-Watnick is the senior director for intelligence at the National Security Council; Ellis works in the White House counsel's office on national security issues.
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I typically save that guy for GF jokes!
Oh and now EPA regulations stop and internet privacy went bye bye. Small government rethuglicans my ass. Thanks a lot Orange Bin Laden.
"All parties should conform to the historical trend of the time, seize the opportunity, honour their commitment, take practical and positive actions and implement the agreement." China said they'll honor their obligations 100%.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Chinese_dissidents
initial border wall funding "on hold" and won't be included in the final portion of FY17 goverment funding.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
You know the rest of the story: Clinton was forced to submit to hours of depositions, and the case led Jones’ lawyers to a White House intern named Monica Lewinsky. In addition to humbling one president, the case set a powerful precedent for presidents who misbehave in their private lives — one that could get a workout under Trump’s administration. Jones v. Clinton is “horrible news” for Donald Trump, says Northeastern University law professor Daniel Urman. By far the most litigious president in American history, Trump and his various business entities have been involved in as many as 4,000 lawsuits over the years. Despite paying $25 million to settle three fraud lawsuits against Trump University just days before his inauguration, the new president faces, according to a USA Today count two weeks prior to the inauguration, 75 ongoing cases.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/the-clinton-accuser-who-could-bring-down-trump/ar-BByWE1E?li=BBnb7Kz&ocid=iehp
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She just has to grin and bear it in Florida every weekend.
Empowering Women and Honouring Vets is very Presidential.
It's just a shame that he can't show the same type of respect at all times. Two tweets won't (or can't) undo all of the bullshit that comes from his mouth. He's dug himself quite a hole.
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look at that smirk... "stop by" what a tool, he looks like he thinks he needs a tic tac.
"Trump’s actions won’t help miners. They won’t help the industry. They won’t change a damn thing—except they will wreck American leadership around the world and they will put millions more in the pockets of executives who will be able to make greater profits with fewer workers."
"Low cost natural gas is driving coal out of the market across the country, and renewables are starting to edge in on gas.
There are zero new coal power plants under construction. There are zero in the planning stages. There are zero being proposed.
The coal industry can’t make a comeback, because there’s simply nowhere else to sell any coal. In fact, even with Trump in office signing away environmental laws left and right, more coal-fired plants are closing. The shrinking market that remains will be dominated not by coal from the Ohio and West Virginia miners that flanked Trump, but from Wyoming, where thick seams, high automation, and economies of scale make coal much less costly to produce".
http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2017/3/29/1648387/-Donald-Trump-continues-to-use-coal-miners-as-sad-props-while-he-lies-to-them-about-their-future
http://www.dailyprogress.com/news/business/cbj/trump-winery-seeks-more-foreign-workers-but-many-local-vineyards/article_bcbefd3e-cebe-5df3-b3f1-0312728e583d.html
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Yes, indeed.
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2017/03/what-george-w-bush-really-thought-of-trumps-inauguration.html
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/post-politics/wp/2017/03/30/trump-says-we-must-fight-hard-line-conservative-freedom-caucus-in-2018-midterm-elections/
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What he needs is a serving or two of STFU.
Top US coal boss Robert Murray: Trump 'can't bring mining jobs back'
Clean energy jobs overwhelm fossil fuels in 41 States and D.C.
Clean energy jobs outnumber all fossil fuel jobs by over 2.5 to 1; and they outnumber all jobs in coal and gas by 5 to 1.
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https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/03/30/us/politics/freedom-caucus-donald-trump.html?smid=tw-nytpolitics&smtyp=cur&referer=https://t.co/EOTo0TWOuM
The Times, citing anonymous sources, said the officials were Ezra Cohen-Watnick and Michael Ellis. Cohen-Watnick is the senior director for intelligence at the National Security Council; Ellis works in the White House counsel's office on national security issues.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2017/03/30/report-two-white-house-officials-gave-surveillance-information-nunes/99829576/