Kobal2
January 30, 2017, 4:42pm
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And linked the white house twitter account’s authentification query to a gmail adress, yes. It’s like he heard about Russian hacking and went “Hey, I wanna get on that hot new trend !”
levdrakon:
It’s there now.
wguy123:
Wow, it was gone from the 22nd until just a bit ago. I think my post got them to realize there were three branches. I’m going to pat myself on the back, just like our great leader does all the time.
Here’s the archived version from yesterday, in case anyone doubts wguy ’s claim: Redirecting...
A “credit where credit is due” example of a smart Republican idea :
In a meeting last week with The Post editorial board, Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah), chair of the House Oversight Committee, said he was weighing legislation to require presidents to undergo an independent medical examination, including for mental health.
I… I actually agree with Jason Chaffetz.
I need to take a shower.
It’s on some pages, not others.
Making a website consistent is incredibly difficult. You need big hands.
Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz has 43 investigations planned — not one of them is Trump-related
Despite pleas from Democrats, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee agenda for the next two years includes no planned inquiries into the Trump organization’s global entanglements and the potential for conflicts of interest.
Instead, the 43 items listed in a proposed agenda for the GOP-led panel includes a look at District of Columbia spending, cyber security policy at federal agencies and reform at the Office of Government Ethics, which had previously been critical of Trump’s failure to divest himself of potential conflicts.
The committee’s chair, Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, said the panel considered investigative priorities from Democrats and adopted many of them.
Democrats proposed several Trump-related investigations in different formats, they said. But so far, they said Chaffetz has expressed more interest in non-Trump inquiries, including a recent letter to the FBI asking for more detail about Hillary Clinton’s email operations. Another asked about the conduct of the director of the Office of Government Ethics, who was critical of Trump’s decision not to divest his personal holdings.
Yay, we’re STILL investigating the email server. While our newly appointed National Security Advisor was repeatedly reprimanded for leaking classified information to other countries.
[QUOTE=The Army]
Good enough for Flynn, but not for Clinton.
Steve_MB
January 31, 2017, 11:11pm
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Well… if you insist …
[QUOTE=Mitch “Yertle Turtle” McConnell]
Crap. My irony meter just broke.
wonky
February 1, 2017, 1:30am
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I think you’re gonna need to invest in a heavy duty one.
Or just go without and assume the levels are toxic.
SteveG1
February 1, 2017, 3:52am
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With total disrespect and obstruction.
North Dakota voted down a change in their laws to permit stores to open before noon on Sundays. Among the reasons for voting down the law were, “Women should take the time on Sundays to make breakfast in bed for their husbands,” and “My wife spends enough of my money in six and a half days.”
Yesterday the North Dakota House of Representatives voted against removing North Dakota’s ‘blue laws’ that prevent businesses from opening before noon on Sunday. The bipartisan change in HB 1163, introduced by Democratic-NPL Representative Pam...
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Kimstu
February 1, 2017, 9:36pm
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Apparently the ND House was sufficiently embarrassed about this at some point to reconsider the bill, and it passed 48-46. (The legislators whose views you quoted continued to vote “Nay”, however.) :rolleyes:
What are the things they want government out of again? I always forget.
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Leaper
February 2, 2017, 3:38am
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Can’t find a cite, but I heard there’s a change in the House to allow giving away public lands, even at a loss, for any reason?
