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About chrissythehyphenated

I'm a 60 something wife, mom and grandmom who is homebound/disabled by severe hypersensitivity to chemicals. I fill my days with learning, loving and art. My favorite values are truth, generosity and gratitude.

Queens of Denial

2017_10 30 DWS tweet2017_10 30 HRC tweet

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Free speech and safe spaces for me!

But not for thee!

2017_10 25 Vandalizing pro-life display

Ontario passed a bill to prohibit pro-lifers from reaching out to women outside abortion facilities. Pro-life advocates who violate the law could face fines of up to $10,000 and six months in jail.

 

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A Tale of Two Losers

2009 2017 Losers

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Liberals on Parade

Horse You can lead a human

Crystal foolishness

ANTHEM stop anti-trump protests

Don't Worry

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Keeping Promises

Tea Party pic

Trump’s DOJ has settled with two groups whose tax-exempt status was inappropriately delayed by Obama appointees during the 2010 and 2012 elections because they represented Tea Party interests.

AG Sessions said it should be “without question” that the First Amendment prohibits the federal government from treating groups differently “based solely on their viewpoint or ideology.”

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/doj-announces-settlement-with-tea-party-groups/

Trump and Obama both promised transparency. The difference is that Trump is actually keeping his pledge, whereas Obama managed to oversee one of the least transparent administrations in history. Latest case in point: The JFK files.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/10/27/jfk-files-trump-vows-transparency-after-delayed-release.html

The U.S. economy posted its best six-month stretch of growth in three years despite two hurricanes, a sign that it might be breaking out of its long-running slow-growth trend, with the help of soaring stock prices and rising business and consumer confidence.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-gdp-grew-3-in-third-quarter-1509107670

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Media Bias AGAIN

2017_10 26 Media bias toon by Branco

The same pundits who pretended to tremble at dark forces outside the country trying to “tip the election” now say it is perfectly normal and even commendable that Hillary paid a foreign source to smear her opponent.

https://spectator.org/dirty-hillary-hoist-by-her-own-petard/

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Dossier payments (probably) violated campaign finance law

Oct 24, 2017 Fox News Alert

The non-partisan Campaign Legal Center (CLC) has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) over campaign moneys being used to purchase the (now-debunked) Trump Dossier.

The dossier contained salacious lies about Trump’s personal life and alleged a connection between Donald Trump and Russia government.

If the FEC finds violations, both Hillary’s campaign and the DNC face fines which will go higher if the FEC also determines they used the dossier to purposely mislead the American people.

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Relax and glorify the Lord for a few minutes

This is a setting of Psalm 119:1 from the early 20th century. The singers go through the Latin lines twice.

Beati quorum via integra est, qui ambulant in lege Domini.

Blessed are the undefiled in the way, who walk in the law of the Lord.

 

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The Most Dangerous National Security Threat No One’s Talking About

Congressman Trent Franks wrote today at Townhall [excerpts]:

The North Korean dictatorship boasted that they have tested a hydrogen bomb underground in September.

Such a hydrogen bomb has the power to destroy Manhattan, killing 8.5 million New York City residents in a couple of seconds.

But, there is a prospect potentially even more deadly and terrifying.

A hydrogen bomb, exploded within Earth’s atmosphere over a central location like Kansas, would emit an electromagnetic pulse that could destroy electronic devices for thousands of miles.

This could include all the devices we regularly depend upon that require electronics to function – vehicles, our water and plumbing systems, heating and air conditioning, refrigeration… just to name a few.

EMP area by bursts

As of now, we do not have sufficient hardware fixes to prevent such a detonation from damaging or destroying our electric grid.

It is also imperative that we do what is necessary to dismantle North Korea’s nuclear capability and prevent Iran from gaining such capability. These dangerous and escalating situations cannot be allowed to continue on their present path under any circumstances.

The time for naiveté is over. Congress must act now to allocate the appropriate funds so we can be prepared for an EMP attack on American soil.

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A Year in the Life

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