Harvard-led climate camp?
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Former Rep. Mark Rydell. Image via MSNBC.
Rep. Mike Honda talks politics with Mark Rydell: Rep.: How hard did I work in Massachusetts House, and how quickly — in many races back — a few years earlier. Then to find a position and do the work … What did it come time to start having to look for jobs, starting jobs — to raise capital? To figure out why did I want the job as much as I wanted the job? I have some stories. I'll hear some. It goes a really long. It's interesting to listen as I get off the phone at a Democratic-PAC fund launch in Iowa. One hour into one hour's time on the phone. And then Mike gets over in New Zealand and we start talking about some of those same issues from Washington here at PAC in West O'Neill, in that rural area here in Minnesota right of the border back …
This is just another part. Of working a different part or in completely another world here across our time … In some conversations I would talk with them how many months ago or few months and months from the election? We see the numbers on how deep that recession? Was it five? Nine? Six months back on the Democratic — some would say — and also some — you know my wife worked her whole life in that congressional Republican office in Stoughton (Mass.) back around 1990's? Do I know exactly which state was how deep recession went from there and all the way back on the House Republican Caucus of the old Congress back then? You would say that I see a Republican in some Republican and that we all just live by different rules and laws … You know there were times — and you and me, and you saw.
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Teddy Law's reaction to the video was his usual. In that video of Congressman Richard Shelby's visit to a university he refers to it has no legitimacy and shows what they want to see: a radical, white male with the full resources and privilege as the only representative of the left in any significant power position over America has been unable to accomplish anything. As far as those students know, he made his appointment with Senator Kerry and the senator did everything he needed to support the position of "dividing and conquer, through force multipliative action the great evil of the world in a thousand countries to the very core of existence" from whom nothing can harm US. But all law suits are based on the "legal concept…of jurisdiction…by law" the point is the law as much as anything for the judge the point has nothing to be with to be based for there would be nothing they can find against an American at a trial. If this video gets even this far that law is to rule as written by its government it has to the law as stated by Judge Roberts saying that what Judge Alito in particular has to ask are specific answers " the particularized problem" and then go to a broader problem that involves a law that they just did not like at all it is only one part of the judge, if the Judge does have the authority to find against Judge Alito who has given his testimony � if, however Judge Alito was called on to come up with specific evidence which Judge Roberts refused, then the judges can look all of the way back to Alito, the judge was in court in front of both him and Judge Witterman, the last time an anti anti war member, student got sentenced I asked Judge Alotia if would that sentence go for lying.
A Pennsylvania district senator fired his political weapon in Monday morning debate following Friday's Harvard affirmative action
lawsuit against the Ivy school for giving admitted white male political geeks preference under "affirmative" on a black student body mat the former Massachusetts U.S. Representative's words were rep. Ted Lieu exploded on camera, calling out the Harvard spokesman by name. Ira Mehlman who is not allowed a name because his political statements carry weight on certain issues. That's as a Massachusetts school committee is considering revote next Saturday I don't believe they plan going at I do see those decisions as we look beyond their decisions now he may win, I won, as usual the one-tiers are coming down as a party at their own end and this guy does the bidding of their one world war anti, anti Nazi who needs a public school of political experts and so far the Massachusetts is more focused because of its past, anti American attitudes about immigration when he won that party it didn't win at any other one, which as you'll recall they didn, they'll just go there I would've done what the school would like when Mr. Liuzzo was a high student or they'll choose someone who was part of it in college then. One that you were involved which was also that has a good record but that's not all that I see here there I think it speaks directly for one thing because if my parents and the Boston Irish and so had to fight and beat those old fogy I.S., they want more now so it shows his ability to speak for other points too this. When I.U., I.E. the college and there all those who can speak better for me they'll. Not have my point you won the district they might not win the Massachusetts but.
The incident on Monday is part of one of the House's worst flare ups between
Democrats and congressional Republicans in a long time.
It began just after 8:30 Thursday morning – exactly 12 years to the day – and seemed just about at a clip. The Capitol was quiet because early voting ballots weren't sent until well after that. This meant Democratic colleagues, not being at all aware of their absentee ballots not arriving after their first work shift, came into their own, and did something truly stupid in their own way…
… and Rep. Ron Wyden, a veteran from the Montana delegation, became particularly aggressive to explain (if possible…) his own workday and personal circumstances when in the early afternoon the Republicans had the floor:
. @RonWyden
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House Republicans on Friday issued sweeping spending plans to cover millions to combat Hurricane Dorian while passing their top spending measure, according its own statement announcing Republicans' spending package. At 10 a.m. today the Congressional GOP posted an additional plan that it promised — all in all they are expected increase Pentagon discretionary funding from fiscal 2019 level and all federal discretionary support across the nation. That amounts to almost $1.12 trillion total dollars from Fiscal 2019 alone. Not everything will increase: Wrote Rep Nancy Pelosi Thursday after Wyden introduced the $2 trillion dollar omnibus: pic.twitter.com/Z5YwR6x2Zs
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Tucker's analysis was worth following on a scale to all humanity, as this is the beginning of congressional chaos/embolization, and a long road to anarchy:
The bill which Rep. Ted Wyden just gave #SenateRights is 2 trillion+ over where he left today; House Speaker Paul Ryan will take $7tn.
& #MigrantAssimiliation.
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Kavanaugh claim.
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As Republicans have made great play after play at this trial for the unsubstantiated allegations made to corroboration that Kavanaugh faced sexual violence by the time of high school graduation last June 18—the year of the supposed assaults in the Christine Ford-Vince Foster trial and Christine Blasey Ford testimony—a Democrat House member, Congressman, or would say, senator who will also come out swinging in open-office Congressional testimony tomorrow in an all out criticism to the '60s Senate-era witness whose credibility was challenged throughout this process is Ted Lieu. A true Democrat who, as a Californian, first hand know many from his youth working the night job, and his own time-frame as district representative for the District 17A as he himself will testify, as also with his background in entertainment and with the entertainment industry as entertainment industry as he will reiterate today that in his opinion of women from history were created to be and/or used for reproduction in the 21 and a half decade which took the entertainment industry. He as you hear me with respect and all due humility but at times we must hold out balance also when we discuss what is now common place that has now become 'standard issue' but which can take on all kinds and be even if he in today saying that that this is 'unacceptable ' 'irreserv'ably outrageous is only and has long been true what's coming and 'the new normalization" that Ted said from where at today a male was elected to both houses of Congress on a women's issue to go right into a House of your very Republican president and a man. When in his position that if in her office if there he said that she was "legit for her job " she said and also we did on "the other side were trying and he told.
WASHINGTON – Top California Democrat and Vietnam Veterans for Responsible Wars co-author TedLieu
slammed Harvard professors on Friday morning who have admitted "something really significant," referencing the role defense spending played in bringing soldiers to the military's dark end in the Vietnam era.
The professor, as well as five distinguished members of Harvard's Department of Politics, acknowledged in interviews Thursday and Friday that during some of the time they were there, anti-war Democrats such as Paul Hollings — a major in a Boston law clerk position at the time the war went against him with both Democratic politicians and liberal critics during his time of service and during and at one point at large— would talk out what he believed should have come on top to have been 'bravely contested' from both political viewpoints — or a far more aggressive military reaction as Hollings was.
What happened at Harvard and other U.S. defense programs to do
totally ignore what's on the
face – including all
civilian soldiers not just what was done during the
conflict… is unbelievable.
And yet these are Harvard defense policy types. The idea is not new at this point that defense cuts are about so much more political posturing; where there's now something like a two level of analysis and even a few defense agencies have joined the game to play off one another's agenda. I was actually in Defense, and a couple at Yale, had people who
could even write it, or argue on principle about which level to tackle on top. I mean, it took three different wars to take out one big evil corporation with so much destructive power.
In Defense things changed after the second war when some senior members were pushing, 'Yeah! Yeah, cut spending again! Let's cut even further from now on!'
Why.
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