That is not it, is it?

Nope. Not even close.

Maybe Kalifornia will turn their agricultural inspections stations into immigrations and customs border gates and Trump will place a 1000% tax on anything coming out of their agricultural valley and their silicon valley.

Best thing that could happen. Won't be forced to sell at below market prices to the other states with those silly farm price controls anymore.

#calexit #texit

You're sort of nibbling at the edges there Gary. ;-)

I think you have that backwards... The economy takes off then blue sets in. But just in you are right, and blue leads to booming economy... BE AFRAID... Texas very well could eclipse the entire rest of the USA if that happens.

Is rust a shade of red?

Yes it is and it's a thing happening there away from the well populated better off urban centers (unless they have oil).

Another hint.

Look at those areas/regions/states that have both or negative population or capital growth that rely heavily on hand outs (sorry, "Government Subsidies"). Hotheaded Trump supporters, and I'll bet that it's these people who are going to get hit hardest first by Trump's joke of a government (it could start being nasty).

[edit] Love those tweets Ex, keep them coming. :-D

Cheers.

I went to sign up for TKMSA (Trump Keeps Me Safe Act) at http://travel.ban.gov/enroll and the SITE DID NOT WORK! Roll out, a TOTAL disaster. Page created by Canadian Mexican programmers. Sad. Very sad.

It is a disgrace that the full website is still not in place, the longest such delay in the history of our country. Obstruction by Democrats!

Sad. Very sad.

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"I don't even wait. I don't even read 'em. I just reach in and grab the pen by the middle and I sign 'em. I sign what Stevie hands me. And they LOVE it!" Sad. Very sad,

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During the 1986 attempt to seat then Alabama AG - Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III as a federal judge, a letter was read into the record by the late Coretta Scott King about how unqualified Sessions was to fill that bench seat. Along with her letter and statements from others both Republican and Democratic, especially senator Ted Kennedy, it was determined that he was too racist to seat on the bench. When Senator Elizabeth Warren attempted to read that letter on the senate floor, Republican Senator Mitch McConnell invoked Rule XIX, which in essence stated that one senator cannot impute another on the senate floor. In other words he had her red carded and can't speak on the floor on anything concerning Sessions during the debate. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/she-persisted_us_589abcfee4b0c1284f295d65?

If anyone is interested in reading that letter , and you really should read this letter. Unfortunately, the letter was never entered into the senate archives as then majority leader Sen. Strom Thurmond, and avowed white Supremacist accidently on purpose did not place it there. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/coretta-scott-king-jeff-sessions-letter_us_589a8dd7e4b09bd304beb9eb?dtqqfu4r2t9pmn29&ncid=inblnkushpmg00000009

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I don't buy computers, I build them!!

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BTW: Ever notice that The Fraud Left Wing/Marxists Leader's, who are promoting Income Equality. Are usually wealthy, or will become wealthy, when they 'take over'?

Therefore, their real slogan should be "Everyone will be equally poor. Excepting us".

Yea let's compare Warren's or Sander's net worth to Trump or anyone on his cabinet. Go ahead I dare you.

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Luckily myself and most others on the left here in the U.S. are not Marxist communists. Also for Guy, we are not unemployed welfare recipients either.

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My thoughts right now concern this county and the direction we're headed. (Totalitarianism)
My opinions about communism or socialism are irrelevant here. And you'd find quite quickly that I'm a capitalist that simply believes in laws regulations to keep the division of wealth in check.

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Neoliberal = Corporatist (Rep/Dem).

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Snowflakes are complaining to President Trump "We're winning too much! This is too much winning in 3 weeks. Please slow down!"

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Run dNc?

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Nasty hobbitses, screaming about nasty sign wavers.
GOLLUM
GOLLUM!

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I hearbys apologises fer my beeing aginst Bitsy DuVos. Sawry!!!

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Sarge shame on you, it is a fact that public education is a wasted profit opportunity for the oligarchy.

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Sarge shame on you, it is a fact that public education is a wasted profit opportunity for the oligarchy.

Seems the Oligarchy is willing to shoot itself in the foot.

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Sarge shame on you, it is a fact that public education is a wasted profit opportunity for the oligarchy.

Seems the Oligarchy is willing to shoot itself in the foot.

How soon, and could you persuade him to aim higher.

P.S. Not as far as the other end, that would probably cause zero change.

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I bought some shoes. Ohhh, myyy ... I look *fabulous* in Ivanka!

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I bought some shoes. Ohhh, myyy ... I look *fabulous* in Ivanka!

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#diagnosetrump
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/13/opinion/mental-health-professionals-warn-about-trump.html?action=click&contentCollection=U.S.&module=Trending&version=Full&region=Marginalia&pgtype=article

To the Editor:

Charles M. Blow (column, http://nytimes.com, Feb. 9) describes Donald Trump’s constant need “to grind the opposition underfoot.” As mental health professionals, we share Mr. Blow’s concern.

Silence from the country’s mental health organizations has been due to a self-imposed dictum about evaluating public figures (the American Psychiatric Association’s 1973 Goldwater Rule). But this silence has resulted in a failure to lend our expertise to worried journalists and members of Congress at this critical time. We fear that too much is at stake to be silent any longer.

Mr. Trump’s speech and actions demonstrate an inability to tolerate views different from his own, leading to rage reactions. His words and behavior suggest a profound inability to empathize. Individuals with these traits distort reality to suit their psychological state, attacking facts and those who convey them (journalists, scientists).

In a powerful leader, these attacks are likely to increase, as his personal myth of greatness appears to be confirmed. We believe that the grave emotional instability indicated by Mr. Trump’s speech and actions makes him incapable of serving safely as president.

LANCE DODES

JOSEPH SCHACHTER

Beverly Hills, Calif.

Dr. Dodes is a retired assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Schachter is a former chairman of the Committee on Research Proposals, International Psychoanalytic Association. The letter was also signed by 35 other psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers.

Time to invoke the 25th.

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