TontoedRanger
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I've had enough of politicking for one or 2 days. Not my forte' and I think I'll take a nap before the "head hunters" start calling.
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great...
I can see trump's promise of a greater swamp coming true
ational Rifle Association executive vice president Wayne LaPierre issued a stark warning that the group may be forced to shut down due to financial woes in a fundraising letter to supporters.
This article first appeared in Salon.
LaPierre wrote in a four-page letter that the group may be forced to shutter “very soon,” The Daily Beast reported. The NRA chief blamed the financial woes on New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat who last year directed state regulators to “urge insurance companies, New York State-chartered banks, and other financial services companies licensed in New York to review any relationships they may have with the National Rifle Association.”
LaPierre wrote that Cuomo’s “tactics are already working.”
“Right now we’re facing an attack that’s unprecedented not just in the history of the NRA, but in the entire history of our country. And if this attack succeeds, NRA will be forced to shut down forever,” LaPierre wrote.
NRA’s Wayne LaPierre warns his organization may be ‘shut down forever’ thanks to Democrats
"Save the NRA, impeach LaPierre!"
You mean the DNC collusion version? I totally get that.
That doesn't make a lot of sense, Comrade. Check the GRU guide to trolling, you're getting in over your head.
Democrats on the House Oversight Committee are launching an investigation into why pharmaceutical companies have been jacking up prices for lifesaving medications. In January, they requested information from 12 drug companies, including Pfizer, Novartis, Johnson & Johnson, Eli Lily, and AstraZeneca.
But according to BuzzFeed News, Republican members of the committee, led by Reps. Mark Meadows (R-NC) and Jim Jordan (R-OH), are sending their own letters, warning these companies to not cooperate with the congressional investigation.
Their reasoning? They accuse Democratic Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-MD) of orchestrating these investigations as an underhanded scheme to lower drug companies’ stock prices.
On Monday, the Trump administration announced the forced resignation of Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen. Reports indicated that the president wants staffers who take a more hardline approach to immigration than Nielsen.
On Fox News Monday, host Shep Smith unloaded on Nielsen and the Trump White House.
“The president said Kevin McAleenan will serve as acting homeland security secretary,” Smith said.
“Right now he’s the commissioner of customs and border protection. This comes after the president visited the border on Friday and said he wanted to take a tougher approach on immigration. Tougher, apparently, than what we saw with kids in cages,” Smith observed.
In the wake of Tennessee’s first competitive Senate race in years, the Republican-controlled state legislature is forcing through a new voter suppression bill that would attach harsh criminal penalties to some voter registration drives, sparking outcry.
On Tuesday, GOP state House Speaker Glen Casada responded to the opposition by claiming, out of the blue and with no evidence, that “outside groups” executed a ballot-stuffing scheme in Tennessee to try to stop Marsha Blackburn from being elected to the Senate:
Replying to @GlenCasada and 2 others
What on earth! You can't just concoct fantastical lies about nonexistent plots to ingratiate yourself with Blackburn. Show at least a shred of integrity from the Speaker's podium, please.
What do you think the greatest casualty of the fire was?