Trump II

[Alan Goldhammer]

not enough ... the next step is get the illegal aliens out of the country and it is high time to start prosecuting those who are aiding and abetting them

Yes, let's go after all those folks who have their lawns and gardens tended by illegals, have cooks and nannies who may also be illegals;

While we are at it let's also support Attorney General Sessions and strictly enforce all the laws of the land.  Round up all the crack heads, pot heads, opiate uses and incarcerate them to the extend of the law.  I'm sick and tired of seeing our Constitution sullied and stamped on by all the illegal activity going on.  Let's also strictly enforce all traffic laws and do away with the tap on the wrist.  DUIs should always lead to license suspension for one year and incarceration after the second offense.  Littering of our streets......don't even think about it.

[texshooter]

That's mighty white of you, son.

Never leave home without it.

[James Clark]

Never leave home without it.

You "have Mexican friends," dontcha?   

[texshooter]

 Is this where I shout my line, "Some of my best friends are. . .[  ]" 

[James Clark]

heh.   

[scyth]

Yes, let's go after all those folks who have their lawns and gardens tended by illegals, have cooks and nannies who may also be illegals;

absolutely... their employers have to suffer too and seriously - having said that I shall repeat that the country needs a bracero-type visa again to let low qualified workforce in while preventing them from applying for any permanent residency, SS & MC benefits and their born kids shall be like kids of diplomats not bestowed by US citizenship ( https://www.uscis.gov/greencard/born-in-us-to-foreign-diplomat - except not even give PR status to them either ) ... purely a trade - you work, we pay you low wages - you don't work - go away w/o a trace left... you want to immigrate - welcome to do this through proper channels including H-1B, F1 or other existing visas allowing to do this and regular GC process... and DACA kids if they are really valuable can easily do this the same way... all those CEOs of tech companies who are whining about the end of DACA are welcome to bring those people back in on their working visas and pay them accordingly

[Otto Phocus]

I believe that once we start throwing some CEOs and business owners in the slam for violating employment laws, that the allure of illegal immigration will decrease.

Supply often follows demand.

[Alan Klein]

I believe that once we start throwing some CEOs and business owners in the slam for violating employment laws, that the allure of illegal immigration will decrease.

Supply often follows demand.

+1
And you won't need a wall.

[JoeKitchen]

Got to love The Onion!

Revelations From Hillary Clinton’s New Memoir

[Alan Klein]

Supreme Court agrees with Trump administration, says some refugees can be barred for now

Part of travel ban effecting refugees.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/courts_law/supreme-court-agrees-with-trump-administration-says-some-refugees-can-be-barred-for-now/2017/09/12/f38d5884-97ee-11e7-82e4-f1076f6d6152_story.html

[texshooter]

Maryland soon to grant illegal aliens the right to vote.

Whilst Trumpsters still debate deportation. Boy are they stuck in a time warp!

Revolutionary socialism  coming soon to a municipality near you.

http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/450417/maryland-illegal-immigration-and-voting

[Schewe]

Maryland soon to grant illegal aliens the right to vote.

Soon? Did you read the article? One town is "thinking" about letting non-citizens vote on only local issues...so, it ain't Maryland as you claim. And I would add that I suspect the phrase 'cold day in hell" would describe the likelihood this happens. But hey, spread all the FUD you want...

[texshooter]

And I would add that I suspect the phrase 'cold day in hell" would describe the likelihood this happens.

Lefties can dream, can't they?

[Schewe]

Wow...some numbnuts supposedly thinks he found proof, PROOF I tell you that out of state voters tilted the New Hampshire senate race and maybe even allowed Clinton to win New Hampshire...perish the thought, maybe there really WERE enough illegal voters to allow Clinton to beat the Trumpster in the popular vote. But, ah, no...seems Kris Kobach got a few fundamental facts wrong. Doooh...

Trump election commission head lambasted for voter fraud claims


Boy, I guess I'm as dumb as a rock...

Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach took President Donald Trump's voting commission to New Hampshire on Tuesday for a meeting that was designed to justify fears of rampant voter fraud that he -- and the President -- claimed was responsible for Hillary Clinton's narrow win over Trump there last year.

But Kobach was greeted with a tongue-lashing from New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner -- the nation's longest-serving elections official.

Gardner blasted Kobach for arriving with "preconceived, preordained ideas about what the facts are going to turn out to be."

"The problem that occurred because of what you wrote is that the question of whether our election as we have recorded it is real and valid. And it is real and valid," Gardner told Kobach as a small audience applauded Gardner's comment.

He was referring to an op-ed that Kobach, the commission's vice chair, penned for Breitbart last week claiming he'd found "proof" that out-of-state voters had taken advantage of the state's same-day registration to cast illegal votes. Kobach claimed those voters handed Democrats a win in New Hampshire's hotly contested Senate race last year -- and may have tipped the state in Clinton's favor, too.

Kobach's "proof" was that 6,540 same-day registrants used out-of-state driver's licenses to prove their identity.

But Gardner pointed out that New Hampshire law allows another category -- those domiciled in the state -- to legally vote. That category could include college students, active-duty military stationed in New Hampshire and more. He pointed to a state Supreme Court decision that found those people could use out-of-state driver's license to prove their identity, as long as they meet other registration requirements.

And what the heck is Kansas Secretary of State and commission vice chair Kris Kobach doing writing an op/ed for Breitbart (and writing it so poorly)? He so wanted to find some sort of proof of voter fraud for his master, The Donald!

[Schewe]

And Devin Nunes continues to fumble around trying so hard to make the unmasking of Americans caught talking to Russians the story instead of, you know, collusion!

Oooops, maybe he should try a different approach...

Republican attempt to deflect Trump-Russia probes could backfire: Report


Hum...maybe that wasn't such a good idea...

The reports contain no evidence that any aides to former President Obama acted improperly, the sources said.

But they do indicate some Trump associates may have violated an obscure 1799 law, the Logan Act.

Republican lawmaker Devin Nunes' investigation into whether Obama administration officials used classified intelligence reports to discredit Donald Trump's 2016 campaign team could backfire on the congressman - and the president, sources familiar with the reports said.

The reports contain no evidence that any aides to former Democratic President Barack Obama acted improperly, the sources said, but they do indicate some Trump associates may have violated an obscure 1799 law, the Logan Act, which prohibits unauthorized U.S. citizens from negotiating with a foreign government that has a dispute with the United States.

The spying reports also are relevant to the investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller into conclusions by U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia worked to tilt last November's election in Republican Trump's favor, said the sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Mueller's office declined to comment.

Remember, Devin Nunes is facing an ethics investigation for his handling of classified info and then issues subpoenas to the FBI and Department of Justice? Wait, what?

Deflect and distract: Trying to slow the Russia investigation

First there was the president’s claim that his predecessor had wiretapped Trump Tower.

Then there were accusations that a top aide to former President Barack Obama had politicized intelligence about Donald Trump and others.

Now comes another in a series of rear guard actions by Republicans that critics say are designed to deflect and distract from the ongoing investigations into Russia’s meddling — possibly in coordination with the Trump campaign — in the 2016 presidential election, even as evidence mounts.

Several lawmakers involved in the investigations, former intelligence officers and ex-prosecutors all said that recent subpoenas to the FBI and Department of Justice issued by Rep. Devin Nunes were designed to cloud the facts and shift the direction of the inquiry.

Looks like he's learned from the Great Deflector in Chief, Donny Trump..."look over there, shiny, shiny!"

[Schewe]

Porn Industry Irrevocably Damaged by Association with Ted Cruz

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—The pornography industry has likely suffered permanent damage as a result of its unfortunate association with the Texas senator Ted Cruz, industry sources said on Tuesday.

Porn, which takes in annual profits of fifteen billion dollars, could see those revenues decimated if, as some industry experts fear, users begin to have intrusive thoughts involving Senator Cruz.

“For porn producers, this is a crisis with no simple solution,” Harland Dorrinson, an industry insider, said. “If you warn viewers not to think about Ted Cruz, there’s a real danger that that’s all they’ll think about.”

In the hours since porn first became associated with the Texas senator, traffic to porn sites has plummeted in what industry sources are ruefully calling “the Cruz effect.”

“I’ve enjoyed porn for years and never dreamed that anything could ruin the experience for me,” Davis Logsdon, a porn user from Minnesota, said.
 
“Thanks a lot, Ted Cruz.”

 

[texshooter]

Porn Industry Irrevocably Damaged by Association with Ted Cruz

No worries, the industry is in safe hands.

[kers]

here the unisex version

[Otto Phocus]

No worries, the industry is in safe hands.

The porn industry is in good hands.  I saw what you did there.   

[Robert Roaldi]

Very interesting article about how things are not sticking to Trump: http://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/13/teflon-trump-democrats-messaging-242607.