You guys think he personally wrote that? I think we have some good reason to suspect he didn't. It certainly doesn't come of like him. I'm not saying it's not possible, but....
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You guys think he personally wrote that? I think we have some good reason to suspect he didn't. It certainly doesn't come of like him. I'm not saying it's not possible, but....
I didn’t say he wrote it; just posting a decent tweet is enough.
Though i did wonder later whether it was just a veiled attack on Omar.....
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I think it was just an opportunity to look reasonable by praising a member of the other party. Though that (looking reasonable) is out of character and not what appeals to his fans.
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The Don Jr. tweet is lol. Hes so full of shit. Nothing more than politics imo.
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The Don Jr. tweet is lol. Hes so full of shit. Nothing more than politics imo.
He’s getting coached for sure.
Alright, so Don Jr. realizes his usual words aren't being looked at favourably. He changes his approach, consults people smarter than himself, who advise him to speak empathetically. He does that, and his opponents call him full of shit. Put in his position, I'd go back to my main approach because my audience keep showing me it's futile to try to reform myself.
I'm not going to suggest right or wrong here, because it's not like the 'high road' is yielding massive results either, and it's not like these are characters who have earned the moral benefit of the doubt, but the justifiable faithlessness we have when we look across the aisle (and I mean that from either side's perspective) seems to be a non-starter in the way of any reconciliation, defining common ground, or meaningful progress. I'm curious to see whether this cycle can be broken eventually.
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I did a little look at his twitter feed. A bunch of Steele dossier tweets followed by a random Clinton teeet followed by more Steele dossier tweets. Divide the libs is a good strategy for him.
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President Donald Trump signed the country's largest wilderness preservation legislation in a decade, providing widespread protections for Joshua Tree and Death Valley national parks.
Trump's signing of the National Resources Management Act, or S.47, marked a surprisingly overwhelming bipartisan congressional effort and began with the environmental protection bill introduced by Alaska Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski in January. The bill expands federally protected land, where there can be no logging, drilling, mining or road construction, and establishes 375,000 new acres of wilderness across California, Oregon, New Mexico and Utah. The bill passed the Senate with a vote of 92-8 and the House with a vote of 362-63.
In another rare turn of events, the White House did not issue a statement or remarks from Trump after he signed the bill into law Tuesday. Murkowski posted a video to Twitter showing Trump gifting her office with the Sharpie pen he used to sign the legislation.
The legislation creates recreational benefits and added security to visitors and explorers of the national parks through the facilitation of biking, hiking and numerous other outdoor activities.
"We built it through a team effort that drew strong support from both parties in both chambers. Today is a triumph for good process and good policy, and this bill is a win for Alaskans and all Americans," Murkowski tweeted Tuesday, lauding the bipartisan effort in Congress to pass the bill with overwhelming numbers. She noted Washington Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell worked with her on the lands package bill for several years.
The bill, the “John D. Dingell Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act," is the most encompassing federal wilderness law passed in the U.S. since March 2009. At that time, President Barack Obama signed legislation which designated 2 million acres of new protected wilderness across the Sierra Nevada and California desert regions.
The lands package bill included the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, which protects 30,000 acres of old-growth rainforest and 250 miles of waterways along Oregon's coastline.
The bill was touted by Mojave Desert conservationists and also created a new national monument in honor of 431 people who were killed during the 1928 collapse of the St. Francis Dam near Santa Clarita, California, close to Los Angeles.
President Donald Trump signed the country's largest wilderness preservation legislation in a decade, providing widespread protections for Joshua Tree and Death Valley national parks.
Trump's signing of the National Resources Management Act, or S.47, marked a surprisingly overwhelming bipartisan congressional effort and began with the environmental protection bill introduced by Alaska Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski in January. The bill expands federally protected land, where there can be no logging, drilling, mining or road construction, and establishes 375,000 new acres of wilderness across California, Oregon, New Mexico and Utah. The bill passed the Senate with a vote of 92-8 and the House with a vote of 362-63.
In another rare turn of events, the White House did not issue a statement or remarks from Trump after he signed the bill into law Tuesday. Murkowski posted a video to Twitter showing Trump gifting her office with the Sharpie pen he used to sign the legislation.
The legislation creates recreational benefits and added security to visitors and explorers of the national parks through the facilitation of biking, hiking and numerous other outdoor activities.
"We built it through a team effort that drew strong support from both parties in both chambers. Today is a triumph for good process and good policy, and this bill is a win for Alaskans and all Americans," Murkowski tweeted Tuesday, lauding the bipartisan effort in Congress to pass the bill with overwhelming numbers. She noted Washington Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell worked with her on the lands package bill for several years.
The bill, the “John D. Dingell Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act," is the most encompassing federal wilderness law passed in the U.S. since March 2009. At that time, President Barack Obama signed legislation which designated 2 million acres of new protected wilderness across the Sierra Nevada and California desert regions.
The lands package bill included the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, which protects 30,000 acres of old-growth rainforest and 250 miles of waterways along Oregon's coastline.
The bill was touted by Mojave Desert conservationists and also created a new national monument in honor of 431 people who were killed during the 1928 collapse of the St. Francis Dam near Santa Clarita, California, close to Los Angeles.
Great news indeed what is that like the 2nd or 3rd great thing he’s done in 3 yrs that’s one per yr ...
President Donald Trump signed the country's largest wilderness preservation legislation in a decade, providing widespread protections for Joshua Tree and Death Valley national parks.
Trump's signing of the National Resources Management Act, or S.47, marked a surprisingly overwhelming bipartisan congressional effort and began with the environmental protection bill introduced by Alaska Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski in January. The bill expands federally protected land, where there can be no logging, drilling, mining or road construction, and establishes 375,000 new acres of wilderness across California, Oregon, New Mexico and Utah. The bill passed the Senate with a vote of 92-8 and the House with a vote of 362-63.
In another rare turn of events, the White House did not issue a statement or remarks from Trump after he signed the bill into law Tuesday. Murkowski posted a video to Twitter showing Trump gifting her office with the Sharpie pen he used to sign the legislation.
The legislation creates recreational benefits and added security to visitors and explorers of the national parks through the facilitation of biking, hiking and numerous other outdoor activities.
"We built it through a team effort that drew strong support from both parties in both chambers. Today is a triumph for good process and good policy, and this bill is a win for Alaskans and all Americans," Murkowski tweeted Tuesday, lauding the bipartisan effort in Congress to pass the bill with overwhelming numbers. She noted Washington Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell worked with her on the lands package bill for several years.
The bill, the “John D. Dingell Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act," is the most encompassing federal wilderness law passed in the U.S. since March 2009. At that time, President Barack Obama signed legislation which designated 2 million acres of new protected wilderness across the Sierra Nevada and California desert regions.
The lands package bill included the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, which protects 30,000 acres of old-growth rainforest and 250 miles of waterways along Oregon's coastline.
The bill was touted by Mojave Desert conservationists and also created a new national monument in honor of 431 people who were killed during the 1928 collapse of the St. Francis Dam near Santa Clarita, California, close to Los Angeles.
Great news indeed what is that like the 2nd or 3rd great thing he’s done in 3 yrs that’s one per yr ...
Maybe four? lol but all busting aside, any land preservation is good in my book. Hopefully this trend continues.
President Donald Trump signed the country's largest wilderness preservation legislation in a decade, providing widespread protections for Joshua Tree and Death Valley national parks.
Trump's signing of the National Resources Management Act, or S.47, marked a surprisingly overwhelming bipartisan congressional effort and began with the environmental protection bill introduced by Alaska Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski in January. The bill expands federally protected land, where there can be no logging, drilling, mining or road construction, and establishes 375,000 new acres of wilderness across California, Oregon, New Mexico and Utah. The bill passed the Senate with a vote of 92-8 and the House with a vote of 362-63.
In another rare turn of events, the White House did not issue a statement or remarks from Trump after he signed the bill into law Tuesday. Murkowski posted a video to Twitter showing Trump gifting her office with the Sharpie pen he used to sign the legislation.
The legislation creates recreational benefits and added security to visitors and explorers of the national parks through the facilitation of biking, hiking and numerous other outdoor activities.
"We built it through a team effort that drew strong support from both parties in both chambers. Today is a triumph for good process and good policy, and this bill is a win for Alaskans and all Americans," Murkowski tweeted Tuesday, lauding the bipartisan effort in Congress to pass the bill with overwhelming numbers. She noted Washington Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell worked with her on the lands package bill for several years.
The bill, the “John D. Dingell Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act," is the most encompassing federal wilderness law passed in the U.S. since March 2009. At that time, President Barack Obama signed legislation which designated 2 million acres of new protected wilderness across the Sierra Nevada and California desert regions.
The lands package bill included the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, which protects 30,000 acres of old-growth rainforest and 250 miles of waterways along Oregon's coastline.
The bill was touted by Mojave Desert conservationists and also created a new national monument in honor of 431 people who were killed during the 1928 collapse of the St. Francis Dam near Santa Clarita, California, close to Los Angeles.
Great news indeed what is that like the 2nd or 3rd great thing he’s done in 3 yrs that’s one per yr ...
Maybe four? lol but all busting aside, any land preservation is good in my book. Hopefully this trend continues.
Since the New Zealand shooting he has tweeted to attack:
The UAW
John McCain SNL
Fox News Anchors Mueller staff “The democrats”
Hillary Clinton The Paris Accords President Obama
DOJ, FBI, CIA
Since the New Zealand shooting he has tweeted to attack:
The UAW
John McCain SNL
Fox News Anchors Mueller staff “The democrats”
Hillary Clinton The Paris Accords President Obama
DOJ, FBI, CIA
What he has NOT tweeted to attack:
White Nationalist Terrorism.
Let that sink in
Racist xenophobic piece of shit
What the heck can be still be attacking John McCain for?
Since the New Zealand shooting he has tweeted to attack:
The UAW
John McCain SNL
Fox News Anchors Mueller staff “The democrats”
Hillary Clinton The Paris Accords President Obama
DOJ, FBI, CIA
What he has NOT tweeted to attack:
White Nationalist Terrorism.
Let that sink in
Racist xenophobic piece of shit
What the heck can be still be attacking John McCain for?
He loathes McCain because the Senator was a war hero and had integrity, everything a Trump does not. He has bought himself everything else in the world but cannot achieve those two things, and he resents McCain for it.
Since the New Zealand shooting he has tweeted to attack:
The UAW
John McCain SNL
Fox News Anchors Mueller staff “The democrats”
Hillary Clinton The Paris Accords President Obama
DOJ, FBI, CIA
What he has NOT tweeted to attack:
White Nationalist Terrorism.
Let that sink in
Racist xenophobic piece of shit
What the heck can be still be attacking John McCain for?
No one will ever love you the way they loved my father.... I wish I had been given more Saturday’s with him. Maybe spend yours with your family instead of on twitter obsessing over mine?
Spreading the fake and totally discredited Dossier “is unfortunately a very dark stain against John McCain.” Ken Starr, Former Independent Counsel. He had far worse “stains” than this, including thumbs down on repeal and replace after years of campaigning to repeal and replace!
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Though i did wonder later whether it was just a veiled attack on Omar.....
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I'm not going to suggest right or wrong here, because it's not like the 'high road' is yielding massive results either, and it's not like these are characters who have earned the moral benefit of the doubt, but the justifiable faithlessness we have when we look across the aisle (and I mean that from either side's perspective) seems to be a non-starter in the way of any reconciliation, defining common ground, or meaningful progress. I'm curious to see whether this cycle can be broken eventually.
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He missed his calling as a public speaker...
TRUMP SIGNS BIGGEST WILDERNESS PROTECTION BILL IN DECADE, DESIGNATES 375,000 NEW ACRES OF PROTECTED LAND
BY BENJAMIN FEARNOW ON 3/13/19 AT 11:13 AM EDTPresident Donald Trump signed the country's largest wilderness preservation legislation in a decade, providing widespread protections for Joshua Tree and Death Valley national parks.
Trump's signing of the National Resources Management Act, or S.47, marked a surprisingly overwhelming bipartisan congressional effort and began with the environmental protection bill introduced by Alaska Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski in January. The bill expands federally protected land, where there can be no logging, drilling, mining or road construction, and establishes 375,000 new acres of wilderness across California, Oregon, New Mexico and Utah. The bill passed the Senate with a vote of 92-8 and the House with a vote of 362-63.
In another rare turn of events, the White House did not issue a statement or remarks from Trump after he signed the bill into law Tuesday. Murkowski posted a video to Twitter showing Trump gifting her office with the Sharpie pen he used to sign the legislation.
The legislation creates recreational benefits and added security to visitors and explorers of the national parks through the facilitation of biking, hiking and numerous other outdoor activities.
"We built it through a team effort that drew strong support from both parties in both chambers. Today is a triumph for good process and good policy, and this bill is a win for Alaskans and all Americans," Murkowski tweeted Tuesday, lauding the bipartisan effort in Congress to pass the bill with overwhelming numbers. She noted Washington Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell worked with her on the lands package bill for several years.
The bill, the “John D. Dingell Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act," is the most encompassing federal wilderness law passed in the U.S. since March 2009. At that time, President Barack Obama signed legislation which designated 2 million acres of new protected wilderness across the Sierra Nevada and California desert regions.
The lands package bill included the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, which protects 30,000 acres of old-growth rainforest and 250 miles of waterways along Oregon's coastline.
The bill was touted by Mojave Desert conservationists and also created a new national monument in honor of 431 people who were killed during the 1928 collapse of the St. Francis Dam near Santa Clarita, California, close to Los Angeles.
but all busting aside, any land preservation is good in my book. Hopefully this trend continues.
Be weak and die? Hahahahahahahahahha
Would not surprise me one bit ...
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The UAW
John McCain
SNL
Fox News Anchors
Mueller staff
“The democrats”
Hillary Clinton
The Paris Accords
President Obama
DOJ, FBI, CIA
What he has NOT tweeted to attack:
White Nationalist Terrorism. Let that sink in
Racist xenophobic piece of shit
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No one will ever love you the way they loved my father.... I wish I had been given more Saturday’s with him. Maybe spend yours with your family instead of on twitter obsessing over mine?
Spreading the fake and totally discredited Dossier “is unfortunately a very dark stain against John McCain.” Ken Starr, Former Independent Counsel. He had far worse “stains” than this, including thumbs down on repeal and replace after years of campaigning to repeal and replace!