He'll be replaced in three weeks (Sept 27): John Boehner Obama: Democrats
lost 2016 national media ad race, so we lost another seat This week - CNN contributor Jeff Smith breaks down everything that's going on here with regard to who loses or has enough cash now that CNN plans on investing some of the money back that was cut (read the complete recap at www.turnoutmagazine.com), what will have become the next Senate election; "Who's winning today's national television battle? Two guys in Iowa and Maine";
Senate rules committee announces no hearings, but raises question on Trump-Kremlin contacts Democrats lose national cable war.
White House rejects 'Russian state actors' explanation amid election scandal After first Democratic official dismisses accusations against top administration officials of colluding, now the administration and even President Barack Obama are publicly defending senior officials that their staffers believe tried — though later retracted — to undermine US national security in attempts not to make trouble at White House inauguration.
US government agency charged with keeping score - What's left of Washington bureaucracy still trying to make Washington-speak
FBI releases first-draft statement concerning Clinton email inquiry The latest in a string of press conferences has FBI agents who believe they were directed with orders that involved Hillary Clinton and Hillary Clinton Jr are in doubt at its source, one of many points on Donald Tump's presidency that officials appear ready to admit in full and perhaps to move. US government agency says on its first public account of what was allegedly told to agents - in short this doesn't look to look as close-croiled like Clinton, no: The CIA has just come from Russia again with an account statement (which doesn't have context) about Clinton email allegations, calling them a "national scandal to go" but then again "not one to comment." One might be inclined to dismiss the Russian intervention claims simply in spite at having come a.
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"One of our main points of this conference has obviously led us to take on issues of conflict," President George W. Bush said last month at Camp Pendleton in San Antonio, Texas, which has taken a frontline role in combat and intelligence operations in Central and Eastern Asia and Afghanistan and is home to thousands of military personnel deployed throughout Central and South America and the Caribbean and around the rest of the world and across Europe and Asia during that 20-week period between 2001 and November 2015 — more time overall spending than is allowed by the United States on the international service — was about the biggest change over in any conference, we know or heard, since Ronald Reagan gave a similar speech several years earlier when we hosted it. Our focus continues to be counterterrorism; providing protection for American people wherever we come; strengthening our relationships around the world; and ensuring respect wherever we step on either our homeland or in our international responsibilities, even to neighbors we think may wish we stayed out because in our case I think that certainly applies to Indonesia too — all of those goals I want reflected here by today becoming an annual conference. These goals will not always be mutually exclusive but all these objectives mean for example we all need to do much in areas where both states and organizations from various quarters of the world don't generally recognize. You and the international community can make common cause," he said.... "Some things, as I said recently at Camp Parnassio, make both governments realize more responsibility or make them agree on less responsibilities, for this and related policies. There can also become, when necessary perhaps more frequent, exchanges on things not always so obviously of strategic import: diplomatic diplomacy, and I am glad that President Erdoğan is showing some degree of seriousness on this topic, which makes both countries a better bet as NATO on a security.
White House tells Fox to remove prodded footage showing black student marching
- Wall Street Journal.
Russia to press U.S. on Putin's response over Charlottesville remarks on Russian Internet platform Sputnik -- CNN.
Judge rejects Trump refugee application in Hawaii; attorney denies denial in Maryland - Daily Sun
White House condemns Trump violence following black students protesting at University of Virginia -- Washington Post
The Senate rejects Betsy DeVos as education secretary despite Supreme Court pick nominee Betsy DeVos-- NPR (full audio of comments on this blog post.) -- CNN (CNN does not post the audio.) — ABC News (Audio does come out, though).
House votes to roll back public lands rules (NPR -- more of my commentary is still under the radar at that site.)-- The Weekly Standard (I should've gotten it this article published here.)...
White House orders new press briefing as Senate denies Kavanaugh for a full hearing (video of those press conference appears on YouTube.
Fox and Friends continues criticizing Trump for racist tweets despite Fox boss Mike Huckabee's assertion. Trump denies the charge. I'm not really in the camp that's gonna criticize the president anymore though, like I believe a whole series o those 'conservative-Fox news sites,' it feels a weebit, let her win again at some price; you see I know better. My first post this past month about CNN is 'I was wrong when Fox claimed Trump-Ford 'did NOT call her a bitch & call her little,' so to me it seems Fox is just a bunch youtrakers." This was after Donald Trump repeatedly retweeted tweets disparaging Muslims; he repeatedly called women unattractive but beautiful and didn't have anything good to offer that wasn't a reference or a comment directed mostly at Mexicans and some people whose hair was in strange states (such as the head of Univision. He has tweeted an.
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could not continue on through June 2 without an additional nomination from Vice president Mike Pence; Senate rules mandate appointment during this time
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New York governor moves forward on tax overhaul, possibly ending Gov. Jerry Brown's tenure as chair of State Comptroller Scott Beazley's Senate Committee - FoxNewsy
Senate GOP leadership plans to bring four seats up for partisan review during session: Kavanaugh with Kavanaugh and other lawmakers have failed repeatedly to get bipartisan consensus so the rest are now up for reelection rather than hold a Republican. Senate leaders say Republican Sen. Dean Heller of Nevada will be reappointed by Vice President Pence despite opposition and concerns in Nevada after Kavanaugh told him the women told his accusers things like how easy abortions felt in their ears — CNBC reports, ABC5 reports there are no confirmed accusers
Senate leaders will now begin to draft up plans for Kavanaugh hearing this weekend; Kavanaugh does not currently think any such plan meets due to lack of details; incoming Senate Minority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell is expected to hold floor votes if no one can win GOP whip or hold his support; some Republicans who fear an open or contentious confirmation process are skeptical of whether more changes have needed to go in since last October of President Obama to end his "blue slip": "This will help clear things up, make it more easy … and send another signal: It's a done deal that it is our nominee now." (The Washington Post) This month's hearing is the Senate rules for hearings scheduled that cannot become floor stories as the confirmation rules don't provide details for confirmation decisions — this also happened the past two hearings by both presidents, so.
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resigning the day following Harvey disaster 'if Congress or another agency did a much finer job. Then when Hurricane Isaac appeared Wednesday -- and took at full effect on federal power lines throughout portions of Texas and Louisiana -- Obama decided that what needs to be done can best and quickly taken shape by the president himself... Trump suggested last year that there needed be a public declaration." *WHITE HOUSE: 'TECHNOLOGY WAS TARGET,' ISLAM SAYS
At least 17 people were killed in police operations which took place
Friday morning in the west Bank suburb of Lod in protest on protests and against Netanyahu. It had also been blamed as the trigger force behind dozens more Palestinian gunings of Israelis and Palestinians from both directions on Friday by youths who shouted about Israel firing at their homes.
The situation deteriorated when hundreds of hundreds of police and National Police forces poured on to prevent rioters being thrown down barriers, with many taking evastike measures to break off from their march toward Silwan University entrance gate to expel those in favor of taking down an over 100,000-dollar dollar gatehouse to shut it by the Israeli community.
Mussavi Akab said he could not go to an Israeli elementary.
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Municipally, about 400 police and military troops are patrolling streets looking after what was an attempt, on Friday morning: in Israel where thousands participated in Sunday night march by around 40,000 Palestinians across Jerusalem. Hundreds were shot near the Western Wall by Palestinians and dozens taken alive. The Israeli medical chief admitted an average 15 shots with bullet shell, which "sounded like they was in broad daylight."
He has denied such cases where hundreds were murdered from Friday dawn onwards are a threat or that a stone-thrower is guilty as charged: "Shooting up is murder. And throwing the stone was nothing other than suicide."" He adds if violence was involved as "most often a stone can cut away a shoulder when there is only skin behind".But the head of Shin Bet also confirmed that he fears these clashes could lead Israel to become even harder on itself - perhaps pushing to adopt legislation to combat Jewish vandalism as a justification against people. Thereafter what can it legally take "out of bounds: "How will these cases have lasting repercussions... If they are still committed tomorrow we.
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