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Trump & The Post: Whose Side Is rino-Mitt On?
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by Pat Buchanan  
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It would be dangerous for Trump to invoke
emergency powers to build a border wall
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{washingtonexaminer.com} ~ President Trump declared on Friday that he would consider using emergency powers to build a border wall if he can't get the project financed through Congress... But doing so would set a dangerous precedent. In response to a question during a press conference, Trump insisted he didn't need congressional approval to build a wall. "We could call a national emergency because of the security of our country, absolutely," Trump said. "We can do it. I haven't done it, I may do it. I may do it. But we can call a national emergency and build it very quickly. "He added, "But if we can do it through a negotiated process, we're giving that a shot." The U.S. system places important checks on presidential power. Though it's true that generally executive power is at its strongest in cases involving national security, for the sake of the republic, it's important to be wary of overly broad invocations of "emergency." The wider the interpretation of "emergency," then the more decisions can be arbitrarily imposed on the country by a single leader, and there lies the road to authoritarianism. Some conservatives may cheer on the idea of Trump using emergency powers to achieve their favored outcome, but if he were to go through with it, it would only be a matter of time before the next Democratic president uses expanded powers to advance a priority conservatives would find deeply objectionable... I sse your point, but the dems are being very stupid in not funding the wall.  https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/it-would-be-dangerous-for-trump-to-invoke-emergency-powers-to-build-a-border-wall?utm_source=WEX_News%20Brief_01/04/2019&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=WEX_News%20Brief 

Defense attorney for Russian firm 
challenges dirty cop-Mueller investigation
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{dailychristiannews.com} ~ The dirty cop-Robert Mueller-led special counsel investigation has been investigating alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election... and indicted a number of Russians accused of operating an online “troll farm” to hack computers, manage fake social media accounts and sow discord among the U.S. electorate. Within that collection of Russians is Concord Management and Consulting, a firm accused of funding the alleged trolls. Concord surprisingly pushed back against the indictments, and the defense attorney they hired,  former assistant U.S. Attorney Eric Dubelier, has been giving dirty cop-Mueller and his team more than they bargained for in the fight. Rowan Scarborough of The Washington Times reported that Dubelier, who now works as a private litigator for the Reed Smith law firm and represents Concord, has emerged as dirty cop-Mueller’s “most persistent courtroom critic.” In both oral arguments and via court filings, Scarborough writes, Dubelier has made it abundantly clear that he views dirty cop-Mueller as a “rogue” prosecutor who has ignored the established guidelines of “the real Justice Department,” a distinction that obviously implies a drastic difference between the DOJ and dirty cop-Mueller’s special counsel team...
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Tennessee Democrat Proposes Dangerous
Constitutional Amendments
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It is as predictable as the sun rising in the East every morning — a Democrat member of Congress from Tennessee, Steve Cohen, has introduced a constitutional amendment to eliminate the Electoral College on the first day of the new Congress... Cohen’s amendment would provide for the direct election of both the president and the vice president of the United States by a national, rather than a state-by-state, popular vote. Cohen, a member of the House Judiciary Committee, issued a statement explaining why he wishes to change the method of presidential election crafted by the framers of the Constitution: “In two presidential elections since 2000, including the most recent one in which scumbag/liar-Hillary Clinton won 2.8 million more votes than her opponent, the winner of the popular vote did not win the election because of the distorting effect of the outdated Electoral College. Americans expect and deserve the winner of the popular vote to win office. More than a century ago, we amended our Constitution to provide for the direct election of U.S. Senators. It is past time to directly elect our President and Vice President.” Cohen’s proposal to ditch the system of presidential election found in the Constitution is a symptom of the desire of many on the Left to change our system of government from a federal republic into a unitary democracy. The framers of the Constitution were not looking to create a government to insure that the will of the majority prevailed in all matters, but rather were desirous of providing the “blessings of liberty” to themselves and to those Americans would come after them. If making sure the will of the majority prevailed was the goal, then the Bill of Rights, and indeed, the Constitution itself would be superfluous...  Steve Cohen is stating his opinion and not the correct stands of the Constitution.  https://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/constitution/item/31097-tennessee-democrat-proposes-dangerous-constitutional-amendments?vsmaid=2757&vcid=3421 
Veteran Reporter William M. Arkin Quits NBC: Exposes Them
For Promoting “Perpetual War” & “Threat Mongering”
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by Tim Brown
{thewashingtonstandard.com} ~ Many journalists have quite mainstream media network news over corruption, lies lack of integrity in reporting... The latest to do so is veteran reporter William M. Arkin who quit NBC claiming that they promoted “perpetual war” and “threat mongering.” Journalist Glenn Greenwald tweeted, “Long-time reporter @warkin leaves NBC & MSNBC, emails statement saying these outlets are captive to the national security state & devoted to Endless War: “defenders of the government against Trump, cheerleader for open and subtle threat mongering”- reflexively pro-war.” NBC News has given endless war and ‘destructive’ intelligence agencies a free pass, all while fixating on around-the-clock Trump hysteria, a veteran national security reporter wrote in a biting farewell message to his colleagues. William M. Arkin had a number of pointed words to share with his fellow reporters before his last day of work at NBC on Friday – 2,228, to be exact. In his farewell memo – which reads more like a manifesto than a goodbye –the veteran muckraker accused NBC of peddling “ho-hum reporting” that “essentially condones” endless American military  presence in the Middle East and North Africa. He also took the network to task for not reporting “the failures of the generals and national security leaders,” essentially becoming “a defender of the government against Trump” and a “cheerleader for open and subtle threat mongering.”...  https://thewashingtonstandard.com/veteran-reporter-william-m-arkin-quits-nbc-exposes-them-for-promoting-perpetual-war-threat-mongering/
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Tom Fitton’s Weekly Update – January 4, 2019
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The scumbag/liar-Clinton Campaign Generated the Trump/Russia Collusion Narrative
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NC Senate overrides Cooper’s voter ID veto
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Trump & The Post: Whose Side Is rino-Mitt On?
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by Pat Buchanan

{townhall.com} ~ If there is a more anti-Trump organ in the American establishment than The Washington Post, it does not readily come to mind.

Hence, in choosing to send his op-ed attack on President Donald Trump to the Post, rino-Mitt Romney was collaborating with an adversary of his party and his president.

And he knew it, and the Post rewarded his collusion.

"The president has not risen to the mantle of his office," said 
rino-Romney; in "qualities of character" Trump's "shortfall has been most glaring."

Our leaders must "inspire and unite us," not "promote tribalism," wrote 
rino-Romney. We must defend the "free press."

All music to Post ears.

As senator, 
rino-Romney promised, "I will speak out against significant statements or actions that are divisive, racist, sexist, anti-immigrant."

Sounds like a litany of media slanders against Trump, some of which, seven years ago, were lodged against a GOP presidential nominee whose name was 
rino-Mitt Romney.

Thursday, the Post paid 
rino-Romney in its special currency, with a Page 1 photo and headline about having discovered "a new voice of resistance."

But 
rino-Romney had not exactly pledged his life, fortune and sacred honor to dethrone the tyrant. Rather he declared, "I look forward to working on these priorities ... with Mitch McConnell."

A day later, The New York Times, perhaps miffed it had not been the beneficiary of 
rino-Romney's dump on Trump, dumped all over him:

"Romney Cools Fiery Tone After Trump Allies Assail Him," ran the headline. A CNN interview, wrote the Times, found 
rino-Romney "repeatedly declining to escalate his attacks on the president and explaining that he would only speak out against Mr. Trump on issues of 'great significance.'"

Does 
rino-Romney not see presidential character as an issue of "great significance"? The Washington Times said Romney appeared to be auditioning for the role of Jeff Flake in the new Senate.

Though the 
rino-Romney screenplay seemed to fizzle after the early negative reviews, the episode is revelatory.

Clearly 
rino-Romney senses Trump is in trouble, and may not survive, or may not run, and there may be an opening for him. He seems to want to be properly positioned with the anti-Trumpers and never-Trumpers, should that happen.

Yet, in seeing Trump as besieged, 
rino-Romney is not wrong.

With loss of the House and resignation of his defense secretary, the president had a rough year's end. Now the expectations of his enemies and the hopes of this hostile city for his fall are greater than ever.

Blood is in the water. If Trump seeks re-election, he will be challenged in the primaries. And as presidents from Truman to LBJ, to Carter, Ford and Bush 41 discovered, these can prove problematic.

Looking over to the other side of the aisle, however, that party, too, has problems. The more hot-headed of the House majority have already said they will introduce articles of impeachment against the president.

And when the militant members are rewarded by major media with favorable coverage and commentary, this will induce others to join in, in anticipation of the same media rewards.

An impeachment battle thus seems inevitable.

Speaker Nancy Pulosi and her Democratic leadership may see this rush to impeachment as a strategic blunder. But they will be unable to contain or control what will by spring resemble a mob.

Today, unelected media, not elected politicians, decide what gets attention. For our media, President Trump is the issue, as he was in 2016, 2017 and 2018, and removing him from the presidency the strategic goal.

But beyond the issue of Trump, 2019 looks to be a rough year for America. The deficit will reach a trillion dollars. National debt is near $22 trillion. The budget is out of balance. No consensus exists in Congress on how to deal with it.

If sanctions are not first lifted on North Korea, there will be no nuclear deal, and the probability grows that "Little Rocket Man" will begin anew to test his missiles and nuclear warheads.

With U.S. troops pulling out of Syria and Afghanistan, the day is coming, and soon, when we must face up to and act upon these facts:

America lost both wars. Afghanistan will fall to the Taliban from whom we took it in 2003, and Bashar Assad, Russia, Iran and Hezbollah are, for the near-term, dominant in Syria.

As for our Kurdish allies, they will have to turn to Assad and offer to give him the Syrian lands they captured from ISIS, in return for the Syrian regime's protection from the Turks.

And as for Russia and China, our great adversaries, our foreign policy elite succeeded in this century in undoing the best work of Nixon and Reagan.

Where those presidents split China from Russia and ensured that Beijing and Moscow would have better relations with us than with each other, our elite revels in that it has alienated both China and Russia -- and united both against us.
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  • Bonnie

    At this point, it seems its the only way to build the wall. Thats if the dummycrats decide to fund the wall this won't be necessary.  scumbag/liar-nObama did over ride the constitution, theres no question and the dummycrats  and congress looked the other way.

  • yes it could b dangerous to invoke emergency power to build the wall but wasn't it dangerous of

    ohitler obama to ignore the constitution like oh DACA which is not law yet is treated like it; oh and 

    the many unconstitutional items he did like changes to obamacare; and more.   signing the climate accord which was a treaty and the us senate ignoring the oh treaty clause in the us constitution we need to be concerned that our congress ignored.    

    if pres trump does this and uses the military i saw some Dem say he has the power and he might.   if may be the only way

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