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California sends National Guard to the border
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You can see a fine reproduction at Maryhill, Washington.Since there is no funding for a major new wall, those ugly prototypes will probably still be standing thirty years from now. Our own version of Stonehenge?
More like Ozymandias.Well he got himself some federal funding and still thumbed his nose at Trump. The Guard will be on a mission to help with human trafficking, drugs, and other major crimes but will not help with immigration.
Since there is no funding for a major new wall, those ugly prototypes will probably still be standing thirty years from now. Our own version of Stonehenge?
Everyone has his price. Moonbeam wanted a box of Hillarys soiled Depends
Not the author of your cite. Well, he may be smart but he's got a hefty dose of ignorance in his implications about Trump being able to perform this mission with federal troops.Didn't read the details, did ya? Sad. "By agreeing to the deployment and negotiating rules of engagement for the California National Guard, Brown would remain in command of the troops - rather than ceding that control to Trump should the president seek to federalize the Guard." http://www.capradio.org/112867 Who's the smart one here?
Well Colonel, I think I'll trust Gov Brown's legal reasoning over yours.The notion that Brown's agreement was to prevent the mission happening under federal control is silly.
Well he got himself some federal funding and still thumbed his nose at Trump. The Guard will be on a mission to help with human trafficking, drugs, and other major crimes but will not help with immigration.
Since there is no funding for a major new wall, those ugly prototypes will probably still be standing thirty years from now. Our own version of Stonehenge?
I thought that was 'MoonPie'.I thought Moonbeam was Jared Kushner's Secret Service codename.
I thought that was 'MoonPie'.
'Moonbeam' was what Jerry Brown's then-squeeze Linda Ronstadt called him because he was so bright, especially at night. That was before he invented satellite TV news for Ted Turner.