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Keeping Promises
Filed under Economy
MSNBC’s Most Documented Liar Moans That We Don’t Believe Him
Where oh where did I put my teeny weeny violin?
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Filed under Brian Williams, News Media
PP botches abortion, refuses to call ambulance
Last Friday, Dr. Larry Roy Glazerman botched an abortion at the Dover, Delaware, Planned Parenthood abortion facility. Then, her boyfriend was forced to drive her to a hospital for treatment, because the clinic refused to call an ambulance.
In 2012, Dr. Glazerman was sued for slicing through a patient’s bowel during a routine ovarian cyst removal. The massive infection that resulted forced doctors to amputate her hands and feet and a portion of her lower legs. The woman must now live in a nursing home.
In 2013, the Dover Planned Parenthood abortion office had to temporarily suspend surgical abortions after whistle blowers exposed dangerous conditions. They reported the clinic did a “meat-market style of assembly-line abortions where the abortionist refused to wear gloves, surgical instruments were reused without being cleaned, and bloody drainage remained on abortion tables between procedures, exposing women to blood-borne diseases.”
So far in 2017, there have been 17 documented medical emergencies at Planned Parenthood abortion facilities across the nation.
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Filed under Abortion, Planned Parenthood
At 1600
Today, the flags at the White House are lowered to half-staff in recognition of the Peace Officers’ Memorial Day. For 36 years, the Fraternal Order of Police has honored the memory of those brave men and women who lost their lives in the line of duty by holding an annual service and ceremony in Washington, D.C. President Donald J. Trump is honored to speak at today’s service at the United States Capitol where 234 officers will be memorialized. Additionally, the White House will be lit up in blue this evening in honor of Police Week.
Citing anonymous sources, the Washington Post claimed that President Trump shared classified intelligence with the Russians in a meeting at the Oval Office.
Trump’s National Security Adviser, H.R. McMaster, says, “I was in the room. It didn’t happen.”
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Filed under Donald Trump, Law Enforcement, Melania Trump
It’s Monday
It makes sense to be proud of something you’ve worked hard to accomplish. Being proud of something you just are is silly.
I’m proud of my college degree, but I merely enjoy having naturally curly hair and green eyes. As for my pasty white skin that burns painfully with little provocation … I’d just as soon have some natural melanin!
Cry, Baby. Cry. Then clean out your ears. LOL
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Filed under Armed Forces, Gender, Melania Trump, Race Relations
Michelle Obama’s Lunch Arrogance
Michelle Obama criticized the Trump administration’s decision to relinquish federal control over school lunches saying, “Think about why someone is OK with your kids eating crap.”
According to the Progressive Left, local control of anything means disaster.
I once got an infuriating, tax-payer-funded mailing from my then-Democrat congressman about federal control over school lunches. Essentially, it said that he and he alone stood between my children and malnutrition.
Usually, I ignored his garbage, but that one just set me off, so I wrote to him and said, in no uncertain terms, that I WAS THE ONE WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT MY KIDS ATE. Sheesh.
Anyway, Michelle is the last one who should be sneering about our kids eating crap. Her lunch program massively failed because the kids wouldn’t eat it.
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Filed under Michelle Obama
Saturday Stuff
Yesterday, President Trump signed an Executive Order to establish the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. The Commission will study the registration and voting processes used in Federal elections. It will be solely advisory and will submit a report to the President. Vice President Pence will chair the Commission.
President Trump also signed an Executive Order to strengthen the cybersecurity of Federal networks and critical infrastructure. This action maintains that it is the policy of the United States to manage cybersecurity risk as an executive branch enterprise.
Governor Bill Haslam has signed a bill to ban late-term abortions in Tennessee. It will prohibit abortions after 24 weeks, and require abortion clinics to assess whether an unborn child is viable starting at 20 weeks. If the unborn baby is determined to be viable at that point, that abortion also would be illegal. Doctors could face felony charges for violating the law.
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam Signs Bill to Ban Late-Term Abortions on Unborn Babies
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Crack Journalism Uncovers Major WH Scandal
BREAKING: White House waiters serve POTUS and VPOTUS what they like to eat!
Plus, Trump likes Thousand Island dressing AND gets two scoops of ice cream!
David Frum apparently broke this story, but CNN decided it needed to be broadcast with its own chyron and everything.
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This is almost as good as their headline about Trump being afraid of stairs. #soridiculous
Remember that time President Obama flew in a pizza chef?
TWO scoops? The elitist horror!
I can only assume Frump DOESN’T know that King Putt got everything he wanted at dinnertime, too.
Wait, what? He eats Thousand Island dressing?! That’s like RUSSIAN dressing!! This is a Constitutional Crisis.
All the presidents before him got a bowl of plain oatmeal and tap water, plus one ice cube in the summer that had to last them three months.
My 6 and 8 year old daughters used to whine over who got more or less dessert too … but then they matured.
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Filed under Media Bias
Corrine Brown Convicted
Former Florida Representative and Democrat Corrine Brown has been tried on 24 federal fraud counts related to her fake education charity that she used primarily as a personal slush fund. Of the $833,000 raised for charity, only $1,200 actually went to fund scholarships for poor and minority students.
Yesterday, Brown was convicted on 18 of the 24 charges including conspiring to commit mail and wire fraud, aiding and abetting mail fraud, aiding and abetting wire fraud, engaging in a scheme to hide facts, endeavoring to obstruct and impede IRS laws, and filing multiple false income tax returns.
Brown insisted she just made some mistakes and that spending $830,000 on lavish parties and other extravagances was an accident.
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