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The rhetoric obscures the fact that whereas Canada seeks to present itself as a Saviour to refugees, the reality is that Canada's criminal foreign policies are creating the refugees in the first place. Canada and its allies have stuck a knife into Syria, and they are vainly trying to decapitate its leadership -- using proxy terrorists -- and as cover they are cleaning up the blood from the wounded target, and pretending that they are saviours.
Donald Trump wants to rip up the financial rule book and let the bankers go hog-wild. But haven't we tried that before? Last Friday, the president announced a plan to scrap the rules that were put in place in 2010 to prevent another financial meltdown.
ICE agents. Despite obvious individual and systemic problems, "normal" law enforcement have a legitimate place and police can and do serve an vital and necessary role in communities.
Trump obviously won the election, but he narrowly lost New Hampshire to Hillary Clinton. He told senators Thursday that was because of the "thousands" of people "brought in on buses" from Massachusetts to "illegally vote" in New Hampshire.
Don't think I can stay up long enough to catch the comet, although I'd love to see it. It's a Snow Moon! Steak and baked potatoes and a full moon and you with an elegant new hairdo. Life is good.
Snowboarders looking for a challenge? Here it is! Similar to water-skiing, droneboarding is the latest new winter activity. Pulled by a sixteen propeller drone Amid snow-clad pine forests, Latvia's remote Lake Ninieris is home to a new sports activity one wouldn't expect in this tranquil winter setting.
Despite certain economic and social setbacks, the Western Empire is doing remarkably well. That is, if we measure success by the ability to control the world, to condition the brains of human beings on all continents, and to crush almost all substantial dissent, at home and abroad.
Daily Caller reporter Kaitlan Collins recycled tired right-wing media complaints about employee salaries at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as an excuse to float the prospect of gutting the agency during today's White House press briefing, neglecting to mention that the financial industry watchdog is not funded by taxpayers. The CFPB has long been a target of right-wing media misinformation campaigns aimed at undermining support for objective oversight of Republican-aligned special interests on Wall Street.
Spicer says nationwide protests of Trump are not like Tea Party was: This is "a very paid AstroTurf-type movement" pic.twitter.com/WEeGpoP2sK If you, like me, are among the millions of protesters being paid by George Soros, you undoubtedly could use some investment advice. In these turbulent times it's tough to know what to do with your protest pay.
"The president is a role model for our entire country. When lies are routine and ethical standards are violated in every arena we would be deceiving ourselves to imagine that such malevolence will not invade every corner of American life."
A protester outside of the ninth court of appeals in San Francisco, which on Sunday dismissed a motion by President Donald Trump to reinstate his travel ban. President Donald Trump once again attacked the U.S. court system on Wednesday, complaining that the judiciary branch is "so political" while a federal appeals court weighs arguments regarding the administration's travel ban for immigrants and refugees from seven Muslim-majority countries.
President Trump lashed out at the media for terrorist attacks that he said are "not even being reported," and the White House followed up by releasing a list of 78 terrorist attacks that it says are "under reported." Here's a look at what's on the list, and what's not.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren speaks to members of the media Wednesday in the Russell Senate Office Building rotunda in Washington. By a vote of 49 to 43, Senate Republicans on Tuesday night formally silenced Sen. Elizabeth Warren during the debate over the nomination of Sen. Jeff Sessions to be attorney general.
Former Justice Department official John Yoo helped find legal justifications for the Bush administration's use of torture after Sept. 11. But he says Donald Trump has pushed executive power too far.
Rachel Martin talks with commentator and columnist Cokie Roberts, who answers listener questions about congressional rules and the history of the filibuster in the regular segment #AskCokie.
Brendan Steinhauser, a Republican strategist and early Tea Party movement organizer, talks with Rachel Martin about how liberal activists may be borrowing activist tactics from the Tea Party movement.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held an emergency hearing Tuesday on whether to extend a restraining order against President Trump's travel ban. The ban has been temporarily suspended.
"Indivisible" is a loosely-organized network of activists united by a common goal: stopping President Trump's agenda. Local chapters are guided by a manual that takes its approach from the Tea Party.
At the same time that lawyers were arguing over President Trump's travel ban, a plane carrying refugees landed at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.
Steve Inskeep talks with Republican Representative Mike Johnson of Louisiana. He's among many supporters of President Trump's immigration order who say it is a matter of common sense.