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Ven 27 Oct - 4:32
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Mer 27 Mar - 17:29
Ca ne semble pas etre la fin de ses ennuis: Jussie Smollett hoax charges dropped, but federal investigation, lawsuits could be next
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Mer 27 Mar - 17:57
C'est ce qu'on appelle "avoir le courage de ses convictions!! 
Apres avoir saute sur l'occasion et defendu le "Green New Deal" ils ont repondu "presents" au lieu de voter "oui"..
McConnell video mocks Dem senators for voting ‘present’ on Green New Deal
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The Senate failed to reach the 60 votes necessary to begin debate on the proposal, with 42 Democrats and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., voting “present.” Democrats held back in protest of McConnell's decision to bring the measure to the floor, which they regarded as a stunt.
But Republicans are already mocking Democrats for doing so. The McConnell video includes ample footage of Democratic senators praising the proposal, which Republicans like McConnell have called a “radical, top-down, socialist makeover of the entire U.S. economy.”
The video opens with Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., chanting: “What do we want?” with a crowd responding “Green New Deal.” Merkley chants back: “And when do we want it?” welcoming the response of “now!”
It cuts to Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., who has announced his 2020 White House bid, saying that “our planet is in peril, and we need to be bold.”
Then, a clip of Sanders telling co-hosts of ABC’s “The View” that the Green New Deal does not go too far.
“You cannot go too far on the issue of climate change,” Sanders says.
It includes clips of a host of other 2020 Democratic hopefuls like Sens. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., Kamala Harris, D-Calif., and Kirstin Gillibrand, D-N.Y., voicing their support for the proposal.
“Green New Deal—I’m in all the way,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., is heard saying.
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Apres avoir saute sur l'occasion et defendu le "Green New Deal" ils ont repondu "presents" au lieu de voter "oui"..McConnell video mocks Dem senators for voting ‘present’ on Green New Deal
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The Senate failed to reach the 60 votes necessary to begin debate on the proposal, with 42 Democrats and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., voting “present.” Democrats held back in protest of McConnell's decision to bring the measure to the floor, which they regarded as a stunt.
But Republicans are already mocking Democrats for doing so. The McConnell video includes ample footage of Democratic senators praising the proposal, which Republicans like McConnell have called a “radical, top-down, socialist makeover of the entire U.S. economy.”
The video opens with Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., chanting: “What do we want?” with a crowd responding “Green New Deal.” Merkley chants back: “And when do we want it?” welcoming the response of “now!”
It cuts to Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., who has announced his 2020 White House bid, saying that “our planet is in peril, and we need to be bold.”
Then, a clip of Sanders telling co-hosts of ABC’s “The View” that the Green New Deal does not go too far.
“You cannot go too far on the issue of climate change,” Sanders says.
It includes clips of a host of other 2020 Democratic hopefuls like Sens. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., Kamala Harris, D-Calif., and Kirstin Gillibrand, D-N.Y., voicing their support for the proposal.
“Green New Deal—I’m in all the way,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., is heard saying.
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Mer 27 Mar - 19:40
!!!Angry Chicago police post Smollett files online after prosecutor scuttles hoax case
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Jeu 28 Mar - 11:30
Trump vows to release FISA docs now that Mueller probe is concluded, slams 'treasonous' FBI
Gregg Re By Gregg Re | Fox News
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President Trump, in an exclusive wide-ranging interview Wednesday night with Fox News' "Hannity," vowed to release the full and unredacted Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrants and related documents used by the FBI to probe his campaign, saying he wants to "get to the bottom" of how the long-running Russia collusion narrative began.
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"I do, I have plans to declassify and release. I have plans to absolutely release," Trump said. "I have some very talented people working for me, lawyers, and they really didn't want me to do it early on. ... A lot of people wanted me to do it a long time ago. I'm glad I didn't do it. We got a great result without having to do it, but we will. One of the reasons that my lawyers didn't want me to do it, is they said, if I do it, they'll call it a form of obstruction."
Trump added: "Frankly, thought it would be better if we held it to the end. But at the right time, we will be absolutely releasing."
Trump also accused FBI officials of committing "treason" -- slamming former FBI Director James Comey as a "terrible guy," former CIA Director John Brennan as potentially mentally ill, and Democrat House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff as a criminal.
Redacted versions of FISA documents already released have revealed that the FBI extensively relied on documents produced by Christopher Steele, an anti-Trump British ex-spy working for a firm funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign and Democratic National Committee, to surveil Trump aide Carter Page. At least one senior DOJ official had apparent concerns Steele was unreliable, according to text messages exclusively obtained last week by Fox News.
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The leaked dossier, and related FBI surveillance, kickstarted a media frenzy on alleged Russia-Trump collusion that ended with a whimper on Sunday, when it was revealed Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe concluded finding no evidence of such a conspiracy, despite several offers by Russians to help the Trump campaign. Page was never charged with wrongdoing, and he is currently suing the DNC for defamation.
Citing a high-level source, Kentucky GOP Sen. Rand Paul late Wednesday tweeted that anti-Trump ex-CIA Director John Brennan had internally pushed the dossier. Fox News has not independently verified Paul's source.
"I think Brennan's a sick person, I really do," Trump said. "I believe there's something wrong with him, for him to come out of the CIA and act that way was so disrespectful to the country and to the CIA. He was not considered good at what he did. He was never a respected guy."
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Brennan was one of the loudest and most virulent voices to trumpet the Russian collusion theory over the past two years, asserting falsely just weeks ago that Mueller was likely planning to indict members of the Trump administration's family in a scene reminiscent of the "ides of March” and the assassination of Julius Caesar. Trump, who revoked Brennan's security clearance last year amid concerns Brennan was improperly hinting that he had inside information about ongoing federal probes, called those remarks "horrible" on Wednesday.
Brennan has since acknowledged he was wrong, but has said inaccurately that Mueller merely could not find evidence meeting the high bar needed for a criminal prosecution -- when in fact Mueller found no evidence at all that the Trump team responded to Russians' numerous efforts to involve them in a conspiracy.
"When I said there could be somebody spying on my campaign, it went wild out there," Trump told Hannity. "They couldn't believe I could say such a thing. As it turned out, that was small potatoes compared to what went on. ... Millions and millions [spent] on the phony dossier, and then they used the dossier to start things. It was a fraud, paid for by Hillary Clinton and the Democrats."
Just hours earlier Wednesday, Trump made clear he was enthusiastic about the idea of appointing a second special counsel to review the origins of the Russia investigation when it came up during a meeting Tuesday with Republican senators, a source familiar with the discussions told Fox News.
Trump, speaking to Hannity, separately raised doubts about the secretive and mysterious June 27, 2016 Phoenix airport tarmac meeting between Bill Clinton and then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch -- which was spotted while Lynch was overseeing the Hillary Clinton email probe.
"I had a lot of planes for a long time. I’ve never stopped the plane on the tarmac to let somebody on the plane," Trump said. "Bill Clinton said he was there to play golf, but I know the area very well. Arizona. It's a little warm at that time of year for golf, OK?"
In an apparent shot at former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Trump also told Hannity "this all would not have happened" if Attorney General William Barr had been with his administration from the beginning.
Trump also noted that ratings for several networks that aggressively pushed the Russia narrative have "fallen off" dramatically. MSNBC host Rachel Maddow's audience of 2.5 million on Monday was 19 percent below her average this year, and it went down further to 2.3 million on Tuesday, according to the Nielsen company.
"If you wrote this as a novel, nobody would buy it; it would be a failure, because it would be too unbelievable," Trump said. "We're getting to the bottom of it. This can never, ever happen to a president again. That was a disgrace and an embarrassment to our country. ... Hopefully they won't get away with it.
"We'll have to see how it all started, but I'm going to leave that to other people, including the attorney general and others, to make that determination," Trump continued. "Fifty years, 100 years from now -- if someone tries the same thing, they have to know the penalty will be very very great if and when they get caught."
Trump also lashed out at Schiff, D-Calif., who has pushed strongly for investigations into possible Trump-Russia links. "Schiff is a bad guy, he knew he was lying -- he's not a dummy. For a year and a half he would just leak and call up CNN and others. You know, I watch him, so sanctimonious ... He knew it was a lie, and he'd get in the back room with his friends in the Democrat Party, and they would laugh like hell. In one way, you could say it's a crime what he did -- he was making statements he knew were false. He's a disgrace to our country."
The president insisted the U.S. should have a "great relationship" with Russia and China, but that the "fake news" and "nonsense" distorted his intentions into something more sinister.
Trump also criticized Comey, whom he'd fired in 2017, as a "terrible guy." He insisted he did not fire him to obstruct justice, telling Hannity he knew that firing Comey would only increase scrutiny on the White House.
"It was treason, it was really treason," Trump said, referring to texts between former FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok and former FBI lawyer Lisa Page that discussed an "insurance policy" in the event of Trump's election.
"You had dirty cops, you had people who are bad FBI folks ... At the top, they were not clean, to put it mildly." He said later, "We can never allow these treasonous acts to happen to another president."
Separately, Trump also said he hopes Democrats continue pushing the Green New Deal, which flamed out in a test vote on Tuesday, as most Democrats voted "present" instead of going on record supporting the sweeping transformation of the entire U.S. economy.
"I don't want to speak badly about the New Green Deal, frankly, because I’m afraid they will stop using it," Trump said. "I really do want to campaign against it. It's ridiculous."
Trump's interview came as multiple GOP lawmakers have claimed the president may have somewhat undercut perhaps the best week of his presidency by backing the complete overturn of ObamaCare.
On Monday, the Justice Department asked the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans to affirm last year's ruling by a Texas federal judge stating that the Affordable Care Act was no longer constitutional because the 2017 tax reform legislation eliminated the health care law’s penalty for not having health insurance.
Multiple congressional Republicans told Fox News they were bothered by the timing of the Trump administration's intervention in the matter, which came on the heels of the Mueller report findings, the House sustaining the president's veto of a bill to halt the national emergency for the border wall and a Senate vote that shined a spotlight on what conservatives described as problems with the Green New Deal, championed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y.
Trump, despite the pushback, vowed that Republicans would soon be the "party of great health care."
Fox News' Catherine Herridge contributed to this report.
Gregg Re By Gregg Re | Fox News
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President Trump, in an exclusive wide-ranging interview Wednesday night with Fox News' "Hannity," vowed to release the full and unredacted Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrants and related documents used by the FBI to probe his campaign, saying he wants to "get to the bottom" of how the long-running Russia collusion narrative began.
…
"I do, I have plans to declassify and release. I have plans to absolutely release," Trump said. "I have some very talented people working for me, lawyers, and they really didn't want me to do it early on. ... A lot of people wanted me to do it a long time ago. I'm glad I didn't do it. We got a great result without having to do it, but we will. One of the reasons that my lawyers didn't want me to do it, is they said, if I do it, they'll call it a form of obstruction."
Trump added: "Frankly, thought it would be better if we held it to the end. But at the right time, we will be absolutely releasing."
Trump also accused FBI officials of committing "treason" -- slamming former FBI Director James Comey as a "terrible guy," former CIA Director John Brennan as potentially mentally ill, and Democrat House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff as a criminal.
Redacted versions of FISA documents already released have revealed that the FBI extensively relied on documents produced by Christopher Steele, an anti-Trump British ex-spy working for a firm funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign and Democratic National Committee, to surveil Trump aide Carter Page. At least one senior DOJ official had apparent concerns Steele was unreliable, according to text messages exclusively obtained last week by Fox News.
…
The leaked dossier, and related FBI surveillance, kickstarted a media frenzy on alleged Russia-Trump collusion that ended with a whimper on Sunday, when it was revealed Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe concluded finding no evidence of such a conspiracy, despite several offers by Russians to help the Trump campaign. Page was never charged with wrongdoing, and he is currently suing the DNC for defamation.
Citing a high-level source, Kentucky GOP Sen. Rand Paul late Wednesday tweeted that anti-Trump ex-CIA Director John Brennan had internally pushed the dossier. Fox News has not independently verified Paul's source.
"I think Brennan's a sick person, I really do," Trump said. "I believe there's something wrong with him, for him to come out of the CIA and act that way was so disrespectful to the country and to the CIA. He was not considered good at what he did. He was never a respected guy."
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Brennan was one of the loudest and most virulent voices to trumpet the Russian collusion theory over the past two years, asserting falsely just weeks ago that Mueller was likely planning to indict members of the Trump administration's family in a scene reminiscent of the "ides of March” and the assassination of Julius Caesar. Trump, who revoked Brennan's security clearance last year amid concerns Brennan was improperly hinting that he had inside information about ongoing federal probes, called those remarks "horrible" on Wednesday.
Brennan has since acknowledged he was wrong, but has said inaccurately that Mueller merely could not find evidence meeting the high bar needed for a criminal prosecution -- when in fact Mueller found no evidence at all that the Trump team responded to Russians' numerous efforts to involve them in a conspiracy.
"When I said there could be somebody spying on my campaign, it went wild out there," Trump told Hannity. "They couldn't believe I could say such a thing. As it turned out, that was small potatoes compared to what went on. ... Millions and millions [spent] on the phony dossier, and then they used the dossier to start things. It was a fraud, paid for by Hillary Clinton and the Democrats."
Just hours earlier Wednesday, Trump made clear he was enthusiastic about the idea of appointing a second special counsel to review the origins of the Russia investigation when it came up during a meeting Tuesday with Republican senators, a source familiar with the discussions told Fox News.
Trump, speaking to Hannity, separately raised doubts about the secretive and mysterious June 27, 2016 Phoenix airport tarmac meeting between Bill Clinton and then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch -- which was spotted while Lynch was overseeing the Hillary Clinton email probe.
"I had a lot of planes for a long time. I’ve never stopped the plane on the tarmac to let somebody on the plane," Trump said. "Bill Clinton said he was there to play golf, but I know the area very well. Arizona. It's a little warm at that time of year for golf, OK?"
In an apparent shot at former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Trump also told Hannity "this all would not have happened" if Attorney General William Barr had been with his administration from the beginning.
Trump also noted that ratings for several networks that aggressively pushed the Russia narrative have "fallen off" dramatically. MSNBC host Rachel Maddow's audience of 2.5 million on Monday was 19 percent below her average this year, and it went down further to 2.3 million on Tuesday, according to the Nielsen company.
"If you wrote this as a novel, nobody would buy it; it would be a failure, because it would be too unbelievable," Trump said. "We're getting to the bottom of it. This can never, ever happen to a president again. That was a disgrace and an embarrassment to our country. ... Hopefully they won't get away with it.
"We'll have to see how it all started, but I'm going to leave that to other people, including the attorney general and others, to make that determination," Trump continued. "Fifty years, 100 years from now -- if someone tries the same thing, they have to know the penalty will be very very great if and when they get caught."
Trump also lashed out at Schiff, D-Calif., who has pushed strongly for investigations into possible Trump-Russia links. "Schiff is a bad guy, he knew he was lying -- he's not a dummy. For a year and a half he would just leak and call up CNN and others. You know, I watch him, so sanctimonious ... He knew it was a lie, and he'd get in the back room with his friends in the Democrat Party, and they would laugh like hell. In one way, you could say it's a crime what he did -- he was making statements he knew were false. He's a disgrace to our country."
The president insisted the U.S. should have a "great relationship" with Russia and China, but that the "fake news" and "nonsense" distorted his intentions into something more sinister.
Trump also criticized Comey, whom he'd fired in 2017, as a "terrible guy." He insisted he did not fire him to obstruct justice, telling Hannity he knew that firing Comey would only increase scrutiny on the White House.
"It was treason, it was really treason," Trump said, referring to texts between former FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok and former FBI lawyer Lisa Page that discussed an "insurance policy" in the event of Trump's election.
"You had dirty cops, you had people who are bad FBI folks ... At the top, they were not clean, to put it mildly." He said later, "We can never allow these treasonous acts to happen to another president."
Separately, Trump also said he hopes Democrats continue pushing the Green New Deal, which flamed out in a test vote on Tuesday, as most Democrats voted "present" instead of going on record supporting the sweeping transformation of the entire U.S. economy.
"I don't want to speak badly about the New Green Deal, frankly, because I’m afraid they will stop using it," Trump said. "I really do want to campaign against it. It's ridiculous."
Trump's interview came as multiple GOP lawmakers have claimed the president may have somewhat undercut perhaps the best week of his presidency by backing the complete overturn of ObamaCare.
On Monday, the Justice Department asked the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans to affirm last year's ruling by a Texas federal judge stating that the Affordable Care Act was no longer constitutional because the 2017 tax reform legislation eliminated the health care law’s penalty for not having health insurance.
Multiple congressional Republicans told Fox News they were bothered by the timing of the Trump administration's intervention in the matter, which came on the heels of the Mueller report findings, the House sustaining the president's veto of a bill to halt the national emergency for the border wall and a Senate vote that shined a spotlight on what conservatives described as problems with the Green New Deal, championed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y.
Trump, despite the pushback, vowed that Republicans would soon be the "party of great health care."
Fox News' Catherine Herridge contributed to this report.
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Lun 1 Avr - 14:29
Elton John joins George Clooney's call for boycott of Sultan of Brunei's hotels
Elton John has joined George Clooney in calling for a boycott of swanky hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei in response to that country's anti-gay policies under Sharia Law.
In a series of tweets Saturday, Elton John wrote, “I commend my friend, George Clooney, for taking a stand against the anti-gay discrimination and bigotry taking place in the nation of Brunei – a place where gay people are brutalized, or worse – by boycotting the sultan’s hotels.”
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On Friday night, “Real Time” host Bill Maher and a guest went after Clooney over the actor’s call for a boycott.
During the panel discussion, Maher said it “really bothered” him.
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Elton John has joined George Clooney in calling for a boycott of swanky hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei in response to that country's anti-gay policies under Sharia Law.
In a series of tweets Saturday, Elton John wrote, “I commend my friend, George Clooney, for taking a stand against the anti-gay discrimination and bigotry taking place in the nation of Brunei – a place where gay people are brutalized, or worse – by boycotting the sultan’s hotels.”
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On Friday night, “Real Time” host Bill Maher and a guest went after Clooney over the actor’s call for a boycott.
During the panel discussion, Maher said it “really bothered” him.
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Mar 2 Avr - 13:53
Rockabilly Hall of Famer Billy Adams dead at 79
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Adams told PRI he was inspired to write "Rock, Pretty Mama," listening to the sound of trains near his home. It was released in 1957 and was included in multiple compilations of rockabilly songs. He recorded a comeback record at Sun Studios called "Legacy" in 2000.
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Adams told PRI he was inspired to write "Rock, Pretty Mama," listening to the sound of trains near his home. It was released in 1957 and was included in multiple compilations of rockabilly songs. He recorded a comeback record at Sun Studios called "Legacy" in 2000.
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Mar 2 Avr - 16:02
Topless climate change protesters arrested after interrupting Brexit debate in British Parliament
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Mar 2 Avr - 17:45
Mais non... ce n'est pas possible, le president est un raciste, c'est bien connu!
Isaiah Washington thanks Trump for First Step Act, criticizes Barack Obama for not supporting 'Black Agenda'
By Tyler McCarthy | Fox News
Il est, c'est egalement bien connu, anti-semite (anti-juif), meme si sa fille, son gendre et leurs enfants sont juifs orthodoxes et qu'apres avoir officiellement reconnu Jerusalem comme la capitale d'Israel (sans que le sol ne s'ouvre et n'engouffre la region toute entiere, comme tant l'avait craint...), il ait egalement officiellement reconnu les Hauteurs du Golan territoire israelien.
President Trump recognizes Israel’s claim over Golan Heights
Mais bon, tant que ca marche..
Isaiah Washington thanks Trump for First Step Act, criticizes Barack Obama for not supporting 'Black Agenda'
By Tyler McCarthy | Fox News
Il est, c'est egalement bien connu, anti-semite (anti-juif), meme si sa fille, son gendre et leurs enfants sont juifs orthodoxes et qu'apres avoir officiellement reconnu Jerusalem comme la capitale d'Israel (sans que le sol ne s'ouvre et n'engouffre la region toute entiere, comme tant l'avait craint...), il ait egalement officiellement reconnu les Hauteurs du Golan territoire israelien.
President Trump recognizes Israel’s claim over Golan Heights
Mais bon, tant que ca marche..
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Mer 3 Avr - 7:59
Les Democrates ont refuse de donner l'argent necessaire a la construction/refaction etc.. d'un mur a la frontiere avec le Mexique, meme apres plusieur caravanes de migrants venant d'Amerique du Sud. President Trump repete depuis des semaines que cette arrivee constante d'immigres (100 000 le mois dernier) est une enorme crise humanitaire d'abord, pour les femmes et enfants violes pendant leur voyage et pour la securite des Etats Unis (drogues, gangs, maladies, cout financier, etc..)
La gauche faisait bloc en opposition a 45, le qualifiant une fois de plus de raciste ayant un manque total d'humanite etc..jusqu'a il y a 2 jours, quand, finalement, un ancien officiel du gouvernement Obama (Department of Homeland Security) admettait lui aussi qu'il s'agissait bien d'une crise.
Le president parle maintenant de fermer la frontiere (les postes d'entree legale sur le territoire) afin de repositionner les agents de frontiere la ou l'immigration clandestine passe.
Evidemment, surprise, surprise, c'est tres critique..
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It's a 'Cat 5' immigration crisis: Nielsen
By Victor Garcia | Fox News
“We are bringing all of the agencies together; we're asking everybody to chip in,” Nielsen said on “Tucker Carlson Tonight.”
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“Why wouldn't we put the U.S. military along our border if it's really a crisis of that magnitude?” Carlson asked Secretary Nielsen.
“I think we're looking into that. We've made the request. I'm in constant contact with the acting secretary of defense. I talked to some of the combatant commanders today. We are in fact pushing more and more military resources to the border,” Nielsen said.
President Trump threatened to close the border this week, prompting outrage from Democrats, and he called on Mexico to help prevent illegal immigration by using its own “strong” immigration laws.
“We are bringing all of the agencies together; we're asking everybody to chip in,” Nielsen said on “Tucker Carlson Tonight.”...
“Why wouldn't we put the U.S. military along our border if it's really a crisis of that magnitude?” Carlson asked Secretary Nielsen.
“I think we're looking into that. We've made the request. I'm in constant contact with the acting secretary of defense. I talked to some of the combatant commanders today. We are in fact pushing more and more military resources to the border,” Nielsen said.
President Trump threatened to close the border this week, prompting outrage from Democrats, and he called on Mexico to help prevent illegal immigration by using its own “strong” immigration laws.
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La gauche faisait bloc en opposition a 45, le qualifiant une fois de plus de raciste ayant un manque total d'humanite etc..jusqu'a il y a 2 jours, quand, finalement, un ancien officiel du gouvernement Obama (Department of Homeland Security) admettait lui aussi qu'il s'agissait bien d'une crise.
Le president parle maintenant de fermer la frontiere (les postes d'entree legale sur le territoire) afin de repositionner les agents de frontiere la ou l'immigration clandestine passe.
Evidemment, surprise, surprise, c'est tres critique..
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It's a 'Cat 5' immigration crisis: Nielsen
By Victor Garcia | Fox News
“We are bringing all of the agencies together; we're asking everybody to chip in,” Nielsen said on “Tucker Carlson Tonight.”
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“Why wouldn't we put the U.S. military along our border if it's really a crisis of that magnitude?” Carlson asked Secretary Nielsen.
“I think we're looking into that. We've made the request. I'm in constant contact with the acting secretary of defense. I talked to some of the combatant commanders today. We are in fact pushing more and more military resources to the border,” Nielsen said.
President Trump threatened to close the border this week, prompting outrage from Democrats, and he called on Mexico to help prevent illegal immigration by using its own “strong” immigration laws.
“We are bringing all of the agencies together; we're asking everybody to chip in,” Nielsen said on “Tucker Carlson Tonight.”...
“Why wouldn't we put the U.S. military along our border if it's really a crisis of that magnitude?” Carlson asked Secretary Nielsen.
“I think we're looking into that. We've made the request. I'm in constant contact with the acting secretary of defense. I talked to some of the combatant commanders today. We are in fact pushing more and more military resources to the border,” Nielsen said.
President Trump threatened to close the border this week, prompting outrage from Democrats, and he called on Mexico to help prevent illegal immigration by using its own “strong” immigration laws.
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Mer 3 Avr - 13:23
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Les E-U devraient peut-être consulter Frau Merkel qui est une ésperte en gestion de flux migratoires massifs....
Les E-U devraient peut-être consulter Frau Merkel qui est une ésperte en gestion de flux migratoires massifs....
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Mer 3 Avr - 16:07
... oui
La difference est qu'elle souhaitait ce flux, ce qui semble lui avoir coute politiquement, alors que Trump ne le souhaite pas. Il a jure de defendre le pays en devenant president; des lois existent concernant l'immigration qui, de ce fait, ne devrait se faire que legalement.
La difference est qu'elle souhaitait ce flux, ce qui semble lui avoir coute politiquement, alors que Trump ne le souhaite pas. Il a jure de defendre le pays en devenant president; des lois existent concernant l'immigration qui, de ce fait, ne devrait se faire que legalement.
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Mer 3 Avr - 17:27
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J'entendais sur une téloche allemande que dans la réalité Frau Merkel n'était pas sur le principe de politique générale partisane d'une immigration non maîtrisée et de surcroît massive. Mais la réalité des faits, la pression sur ses frontières dès lors que les autres Etats frontaliers de l'Allemagne avaient ouvert les vannes pour canaliser le flux vers la Germanie, elle a été au pied du mur. Connaissant mieux les mentalités d'Europe centrale que les Francaouis elle s'est dit qu'il lui appartenait de réduire la pression en ouvrant les portes de l'Allemagne. Elle a dans le même temps été submergée par ses sentiments religieux de fille de pasteur. Mais elle savait que le fameux million de pèlerins entrés en Allemagne n'allait pas y rester car le but pour la majorité d'entre eux était d'aller en Angleterre. Elle a donc joué au billard avé des
Européens très divisés sauf à refuser de prendre leur quote part.
Le résultat on le connaît. Une cata politique.
J'entendais sur une téloche allemande que dans la réalité Frau Merkel n'était pas sur le principe de politique générale partisane d'une immigration non maîtrisée et de surcroît massive. Mais la réalité des faits, la pression sur ses frontières dès lors que les autres Etats frontaliers de l'Allemagne avaient ouvert les vannes pour canaliser le flux vers la Germanie, elle a été au pied du mur. Connaissant mieux les mentalités d'Europe centrale que les Francaouis elle s'est dit qu'il lui appartenait de réduire la pression en ouvrant les portes de l'Allemagne. Elle a dans le même temps été submergée par ses sentiments religieux de fille de pasteur. Mais elle savait que le fameux million de pèlerins entrés en Allemagne n'allait pas y rester car le but pour la majorité d'entre eux était d'aller en Angleterre. Elle a donc joué au billard avé des
Européens très divisés sauf à refuser de prendre leur quote part.
Le résultat on le connaît. Une cata politique.
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Mer 3 Avr - 23:22
Security ineptitude...
Last Saturday, Yujing Zhang, 32, managed to get through security checkpoints at the resort and reached the main reception before being arrested, CBS reported.
The U.S. Secret Service has deflected the blame for a security breach that allowed a Chinese woman onto the premises of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort. The agency's statement comes amid ongoing concerns about how secure the president and his advisers are during their frequent stays at the Florida resort, which is open for its members and their guests even when Trump is there.
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Etrange histoire qui a vu une chinoise passer les check points de Mar A Lago, le club de Trump avec 4 tel. portables, un laptop, un disque dur externe et une cle USB qui contenait apparemment un virus.
Cela apres que l'on appris que 23 personnes dont la fille et le gendre du Sieur Trump se sont vus refuser le "top security clearance" par les services habilites mais qui l'ont eu quand meme sur intervention personnelle de l'occupant de la Maison Blanche.
Cela egalement apres que l'on nous ait fait savoir que les memes, la fille et le gendre, ont utilise leur emails personnels pour communiquer sur des affaires d'etat.
But, but, but Hillary...
Last Saturday, Yujing Zhang, 32, managed to get through security checkpoints at the resort and reached the main reception before being arrested, CBS reported.
The U.S. Secret Service has deflected the blame for a security breach that allowed a Chinese woman onto the premises of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort. The agency's statement comes amid ongoing concerns about how secure the president and his advisers are during their frequent stays at the Florida resort, which is open for its members and their guests even when Trump is there.
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Etrange histoire qui a vu une chinoise passer les check points de Mar A Lago, le club de Trump avec 4 tel. portables, un laptop, un disque dur externe et une cle USB qui contenait apparemment un virus.
Cela apres que l'on appris que 23 personnes dont la fille et le gendre du Sieur Trump se sont vus refuser le "top security clearance" par les services habilites mais qui l'ont eu quand meme sur intervention personnelle de l'occupant de la Maison Blanche.
Cela egalement apres que l'on nous ait fait savoir que les memes, la fille et le gendre, ont utilise leur emails personnels pour communiquer sur des affaires d'etat.
But, but, but Hillary...
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Mer 3 Avr - 23:39
Trump collided with political reality this week, and reality won.
Ce n'est pas moi qui le dit, c'est Fox News. [Vous devez être inscrit et connecté pour voir ce lien]
Trump avait promis l'abrogation et le remplacement de l'ACA (Assurance sante pour tous de Obama) par une couverture meilleure et moins chere des son installation a la Maison Blanche. Il avait assure y avoir travaille avec les personnes concernees pendant la campagne. Ensuite il a essaye de l'abroger, sans succes. Enfin il est venu nous dire "Who thought Healthcare was so complicated" ?
Tiens on le savait tous mais pas lui apparemment.
Il vient de reporter ce sujet pour apres les elections de 2020 (!) car on lui a dit que c'etait un suicide politique et McConnell lui a dit qu'un vote au Senat etait un "no-go".
Je croyais betement que personne n'en voulait de l'ACA
Et enfin dans la serie, je parle avant de reflechir et je ne sais pas vraiment ce que je dis, lui qui etait pour la publication totale du rapport de Mueller. desormais tergiverse et ne sait pas s'il en veut la publication ou pas. Un pas en avant et un pas en arriere, la nouvelle danse depuis 2 ans.
Sur la construction du mur (oui enfin c'est un bien grand mot) je reviendrai une autre fois.
Ce n'est pas moi qui le dit, c'est Fox News. [Vous devez être inscrit et connecté pour voir ce lien]
Trump avait promis l'abrogation et le remplacement de l'ACA (Assurance sante pour tous de Obama) par une couverture meilleure et moins chere des son installation a la Maison Blanche. Il avait assure y avoir travaille avec les personnes concernees pendant la campagne. Ensuite il a essaye de l'abroger, sans succes. Enfin il est venu nous dire "Who thought Healthcare was so complicated" ?
Tiens on le savait tous mais pas lui apparemment.
Il vient de reporter ce sujet pour apres les elections de 2020 (!) car on lui a dit que c'etait un suicide politique et McConnell lui a dit qu'un vote au Senat etait un "no-go".
Je croyais betement que personne n'en voulait de l'ACA
Et enfin dans la serie, je parle avant de reflechir et je ne sais pas vraiment ce que je dis, lui qui etait pour la publication totale du rapport de Mueller. desormais tergiverse et ne sait pas s'il en veut la publication ou pas. Un pas en avant et un pas en arriere, la nouvelle danse depuis 2 ans.
Sur la construction du mur (oui enfin c'est un bien grand mot) je reviendrai une autre fois.
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Jeu 4 Avr - 0:34
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C'était peut-être une des Drôles de dame de Charlie (avé un C comme China) chargée d'évaluer la qualité de la sécurité de Key Largo...
Shansaa2 a écrit:Security ineptitude...
Last Saturday, Yujing Zhang, 32, managed to get through security checkpoints at the resort and reached the main reception before being arrested, CBS reported.
(...)
Etrange histoire qui a vu une chinoise passer les check points de Mar A Lago, le club de Trump avec 4 tel. portables, un laptop, un disque dur externe et une cle USB qui contenait apparemment un virus.
(...)
C'était peut-être une des Drôles de dame de Charlie (avé un C comme China) chargée d'évaluer la qualité de la sécurité de Key Largo...
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Ven 5 Avr - 13:21
“And I think that’s what we should be looking for because we're going to find out things about everybody running for office, whether it’s for the presidency or for school board, and we have to as a people be ready to forgive.”
— Stacey Abrams
Sauf si vous etes un Republicain...
(le cirque pendant les audiences devant le Senat de maintenant Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh, l'annee derniere) aucune photo aiucune preuve contre lui, mais bon ca ne pouvait qu'etre vrai.
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Ms. Abrams etait candidate au poste de Gouverneur de Georgie. Elle avait le soutien d'Obama et de Oprah etc...) en novembre dernier.
Depuis, l'ancien vice-president Joe Biden (Gouvernement Obama pendant 8 ans), qui continue de toucher l'eau avant de sauter et d'annoncer sa candidature a la presidence faisait savoir que s'il decidait finalement de se lancer, il aimerait avoir Stacey comme vice-presidence.. Il avait du oublier de lui en parler avant et celle-ci repondait qu'il fallait avancer un pas a la fois et qu'elle ne voyait pas pourquoi elle ne tenterait pas elle-meme sa chance aux primaires...
Revenaons a Biden, surnomme Joe the Creep, pour ses attentions affectueuses envers la gente feminine (plusieurs femmes, je crois qu'on en est a 7, sauf erreur toutes Democrates, se plaignent d'avoir eu a subir ses mains quelque peu balladeuses). Bon evidemment, il ne faut pas oublier que les resultats de sondage le mettent en premiere place de la longue liste de candidats Democrates. Alors, meme si ce n'est pas nouveau, pourquoi maintenant?? Pas assez a gauche?
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Stacey Abrams defends Biden amid allegations, says 'perfection' can't be 'litmus test', people should 'forgive'
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She said during an interview on MSNBC that she appreciates Lucy Flores, a former Nevada politician who first accused Biden of impropriety, for telling her story, but noted that she also has “deep respect” for the former veep.
“We cannot have perfection as a litmus test,” Abrams reacted when asked about Biden’s apology video released on Thursday, where he pledges to improve his behavior.
— Stacey Abrams
Sauf si vous etes un Republicain...
(le cirque pendant les audiences devant le Senat de maintenant Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh, l'annee derniere) aucune photo aiucune preuve contre lui, mais bon ca ne pouvait qu'etre vrai.
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Ms. Abrams etait candidate au poste de Gouverneur de Georgie. Elle avait le soutien d'Obama et de Oprah etc...) en novembre dernier.
Depuis, l'ancien vice-president Joe Biden (Gouvernement Obama pendant 8 ans), qui continue de toucher l'eau avant de sauter et d'annoncer sa candidature a la presidence faisait savoir que s'il decidait finalement de se lancer, il aimerait avoir Stacey comme vice-presidence.. Il avait du oublier de lui en parler avant et celle-ci repondait qu'il fallait avancer un pas a la fois et qu'elle ne voyait pas pourquoi elle ne tenterait pas elle-meme sa chance aux primaires...
Revenaons a Biden, surnomme Joe the Creep, pour ses attentions affectueuses envers la gente feminine (plusieurs femmes, je crois qu'on en est a 7, sauf erreur toutes Democrates, se plaignent d'avoir eu a subir ses mains quelque peu balladeuses). Bon evidemment, il ne faut pas oublier que les resultats de sondage le mettent en premiere place de la longue liste de candidats Democrates. Alors, meme si ce n'est pas nouveau, pourquoi maintenant?? Pas assez a gauche?
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Stacey Abrams defends Biden amid allegations, says 'perfection' can't be 'litmus test', people should 'forgive'
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She said during an interview on MSNBC that she appreciates Lucy Flores, a former Nevada politician who first accused Biden of impropriety, for telling her story, but noted that she also has “deep respect” for the former veep.
“We cannot have perfection as a litmus test,” Abrams reacted when asked about Biden’s apology video released on Thursday, where he pledges to improve his behavior.
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Ven 5 Avr - 14:34
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Joe The Ceep : je me suis bien bidonné en découvrant les acceptions françaises de ce nom : a creep !
Il est habillé pour toute l'année le Pépère Joe Levice!
Joe The Ceep : je me suis bien bidonné en découvrant les acceptions françaises de ce nom : a creep !
Il est habillé pour toute l'année le Pépère Joe Levice!
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Ven 5 Avr - 14:49
Allez, je l'ecris: Eddie, j'avais moi-aussi cherche la traduction n'ayant aucun mot qui me vienne a l'esprit qui puisse rendre justice a l'anglais, mais au vu de la longue liste.... j'ai decide de garder la description en anglais
(on m'aurait peut-etre reproche d'avoir choisi un qualitifatif plutot qu'un autre, ou alors, carrement de prendre parti en en remettant une couche. ) ===
Juste quelques chiffres qui viennent de sortir et tout ca dans une brume d'investigation de deux ans et de Rapport Mueller conteste!!
Il faut tout-de-meme reconnaitre que peu pourraient non seulement gouverner mais avoir entre d'autres succes, une economie en pleine forme!Apres l'ajout de seulement 20,000 positions en fevrier, certains commencaient a sourire... et oui...
mais voila les chiffres pour mars 2019:
- 196,000 emplois ajoutes
- 3.8% chomage
- Demandes d’aides chomage au plus bas en 49 ans!!
Tout cela du aux baisses d'impots et a la diminution des regulations imposees par le gouvernement precedent.
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Ven 5 Avr - 15:30
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Je comprends facilement que la diminutions des régulations contraignantes et bureaucratiques peuvent redonner du punch à l'activité économique et créer des emplois, mais je n'arrive pas à éspliquer comment la baisse des impôts agit de même (sauf à dire que l'argent qui reste dans la poche du contribuable a vocation à être dépensé
mais alors quid des ressources publiques?)
Y a un truc magique qui m'échappe. Mais je suis très demandeur d'ésplications.
Je comprends facilement que la diminutions des régulations contraignantes et bureaucratiques peuvent redonner du punch à l'activité économique et créer des emplois, mais je n'arrive pas à éspliquer comment la baisse des impôts agit de même (sauf à dire que l'argent qui reste dans la poche du contribuable a vocation à être dépensé
mais alors quid des ressources publiques?)
Y a un truc magique qui m'échappe. Mais je suis très demandeur d'ésplications.
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Ven 5 Avr - 15:55
Eddie: Aus Etats Unis, quand les CEO de societes voient leurs impots diminuer, ils investissent plus pour agrandir et, ils augmentent les salaires horaires pour ne pas perdre leurs employes. N'oublions pas qu'avec un taux de chomage de 3.8%, c'est un marche d'employes plus vraiment d'employeurs. C'est pour cela que je suis toujours contre un minimum impose par l'etat, il ne prend pas en compte l'economie. Quand un employeur ne peut pas payer son employe et les charges a l'etat, il est oblige de diminuer son equipe. De la, tout part en vrille. Le gouvernement doit payer les chomeurs, il faut trouver l'argent alors, la solution socialiste est simple augmenter les impots, et ca repart pour un tour...
Apres avoir parle avec des Francais, les directeurs d'entreprises ne reagissent pas de la meme facon en France. Ils auraient tendance a conserver le surplus au cas ou le prochain president, le prochain ministre, changeraient a nouveau les regles du jeu.
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Pas trop de souci aujourd'hui a l'ouverture a New York: $ 26.379.00!
Apres avoir parle avec des Francais, les directeurs d'entreprises ne reagissent pas de la meme facon en France. Ils auraient tendance a conserver le surplus au cas ou le prochain president, le prochain ministre, changeraient a nouveau les regles du jeu.
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Pas trop de souci aujourd'hui a l'ouverture a New York: $ 26.379.00!
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Sam 6 Avr - 0:51
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Chère Sylvette, si cela peut vous aider, je viens de mettre une dernière main à mon travail de traduction et je vous propose: Joe Le Palucheur.
SylvetteB a écrit:
Allez, je l'ecris: Eddie, j'avais moi-aussi cherche la traduction n'ayant aucun mot qui me vienne a l'esprit qui puisse rendre justice a l'anglais, mais au vu de la longue liste.... j'ai decide de garder la description en anglais
(...)
Chère Sylvette, si cela peut vous aider, je viens de mettre une dernière main à mon travail de traduction et je vous propose: Joe Le Palucheur.
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Sam 6 Avr - 12:29
aaah oui... C'est pas mal, Eddie!
Il refaisait surface hier apres quelques jours difficiles, expliquant qu'il avait bien compris que les temps avaient change et qu'il ferait dorenavant bien attention a respecter l'espace personnel des autres. Quelques heures plus tard, sur une estrade et devant un public de supporters, il expliquait qu'il pouvait toucher le petit garcon qui etait a cote de lui parce qu'il lui avait donne l'autorisation!! Ok.. (la premiere page de google ne propose que la premiere partie de la journee.. mais bon, aucun biais de leur part! )
Il refaisait surface hier apres quelques jours difficiles, expliquant qu'il avait bien compris que les temps avaient change et qu'il ferait dorenavant bien attention a respecter l'espace personnel des autres. Quelques heures plus tard, sur une estrade et devant un public de supporters, il expliquait qu'il pouvait toucher le petit garcon qui etait a cote de lui parce qu'il lui avait donne l'autorisation!! Ok.. (la premiere page de google ne propose que la premiere partie de la journee.. mais bon, aucun biais de leur part!
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Sam 6 Avr - 12:52
House sues members of Trump administration over 'sham' border-emergency declaration
By Louis Casiano | Fox News
The U.S. House of Representatives is suing members of President Trump’s administration over his national emergency declaration at the U.S.-Mexico border to divert funds for his signature border wall.
The suit, filed Friday in U.S. District Court in Washington, alleges the administration “flouted the fundamental separation-of-powers principles and usurped for itself legislative power specifically vested by the Constitution in Congress,” Politico reported.
The complaint names as defendants Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan, acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, and the departments they oversee. Trump is not named as a defendant
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Je me demande si Mark Morgan et Jeh Johnson ..... qui ont servi pendant le Gouvernement Obama et qui reconnaissent le probleme de l'immigration en masse a la frontiere sud des Etats Unis, seront eux aussi attaquer en justice pour mentir a la nation!
President Trump depuis quelques jours parle de harassement envers lui par les Democrates, j'ajouterais, au cout de la securite de la nation.
By Louis Casiano | Fox News
The U.S. House of Representatives is suing members of President Trump’s administration over his national emergency declaration at the U.S.-Mexico border to divert funds for his signature border wall.
The suit, filed Friday in U.S. District Court in Washington, alleges the administration “flouted the fundamental separation-of-powers principles and usurped for itself legislative power specifically vested by the Constitution in Congress,” Politico reported.
The complaint names as defendants Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan, acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, and the departments they oversee. Trump is not named as a defendant
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Je me demande si Mark Morgan et Jeh Johnson ..... qui ont servi pendant le Gouvernement Obama et qui reconnaissent le probleme de l'immigration en masse a la frontiere sud des Etats Unis, seront eux aussi attaquer en justice pour mentir a la nation!
President Trump depuis quelques jours parle de harassement envers lui par les Democrates, j'ajouterais, au cout de la securite de la nation.
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Dim 7 Avr - 12:56
D'autres chiffres ajouter a ceux d'il y a quelques jours:
3.2% d'augmentation de salaires depuis 2018 (avec des prognostics de 4%), une hausse pas vue depuis 10 ans.
Depuis l'election de D. Trump: creation de 5.5 millions de postes dont 600 000 dans le secteur manufacturier. l'annee derniere creation de 200,000 postes dans la construction, le nombre le plus important en 20 ans.
Apres la chute en decembre 2018 a la bourse de New York et les pauvres chiffres a l'embauche en fevrier dernier, certains craignaient des problemes, d'autres s'en gargarisaient.
Alors, oui, les leaders Democrates du Congres ont bien raison de demander au fisc que les 6 dernieres annees des declarations du Donald leur soient remises illico presto, afin que ses mensonges soient reveles et qu'il soit prouve une bonne fois pour toutes qu'il est un sale menteur et surtout qu'il n'est pas un si bon homme d'affaires que ca..
3.2% d'augmentation de salaires depuis 2018 (avec des prognostics de 4%), une hausse pas vue depuis 10 ans.
Depuis l'election de D. Trump: creation de 5.5 millions de postes dont 600 000 dans le secteur manufacturier. l'annee derniere creation de 200,000 postes dans la construction, le nombre le plus important en 20 ans.
Apres la chute en decembre 2018 a la bourse de New York et les pauvres chiffres a l'embauche en fevrier dernier, certains craignaient des problemes, d'autres s'en gargarisaient.
Alors, oui, les leaders Democrates du Congres ont bien raison de demander au fisc que les 6 dernieres annees des declarations du Donald leur soient remises illico presto, afin que ses mensonges soient reveles et qu'il soit prouve une bonne fois pour toutes qu'il est un sale menteur et surtout qu'il n'est pas un si bon homme d'affaires que ca..
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Re: Nouvelles en langue anglaise
Lun 8 Avr - 14:25
Donc apres ces chiffres, preuve que les promesses du Donald n'etaient pas faites en l'air, voila ce que 44 pensait d'elle en 2016
et, pourquoi Obama ne pouvait pas - a moins qu'il ne voulait pas (ideologie de la globalisation) - resoudre le probleme: [Vous devez être inscrit et connecté pour voir ce lien]
et, pourquoi Obama ne pouvait pas - a moins qu'il ne voulait pas (ideologie de la globalisation) - resoudre le probleme: [Vous devez être inscrit et connecté pour voir ce lien]
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