Hope they're not wasting any time on cameras - they always miss the important stuff.Misty » 04 Oct 2017 1:21 pm » wrote: This cabinet really loves to spend our money.
Assuming the flabby old drunk DIDN'T have assistance is a conspiracy theory - and retarded.Termin8tor » 05 Oct 2017 9:25 pm » wrote:
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There is a legitimate reason to ask if the gunman had assistance.
That doesn't make it wingnut in the slightest, psycho.
Trump Derangement Syndrome has Misty tilting at windmills again.Misty » 05 Oct 2017 2:35 pm » wrote:From the man who spreads more FAKE News than anyone.
He wants Congress to investigate FOX News?
I see you signed your little rant: "Psychopath"Termin8tor » 05 Oct 2017 9:21 pm » wrote: Still waiting for you to provide actual evidence of racism at Breitbart, psycho.
And waiting, and waiting, and waiting.
Psychopath.
Sgt Bilko » 06 Oct 2017 5:23 am » wrote: Trump Derangement Syndrome has Misty tilting at windmills again.
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What would they know about struggling to pay for anything?Trump rolls back Obamacare birth control mandate.
The Trump administration will allow virtually any employer to claim a religious or moral objection to Obamacare's birth control coverage mandate under a sweeping rollback announced Friday.
The new policy, which takes effect immediately, reignites a fierce battle over one of the health care law's most controversial provisions.
The requirement to provide FDA-approved contraception at no cost was long opposed by religious groups that heavily favored Trump, and has been wrapped up in legal challenges for more than five years.
The administration said it was acting to protect individuals and groups from being forced to violate their religious beliefs as it downplayed concerns that more women would struggle to afford birth control.
Great job by the Angry Creamsicle.US lost 33,000 jobs in Sept, vs 90,000 jobs increase expected.
The jobs loss was the first monthly decline in seven years.
In addition to September's rough month, the July number was revised lower from 189,000 to 138,000 though August got a bump higher from 156,000.
In all, though, 2017 thus far has seen the slowest jobs growth in at least five years.
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/06/us-lost ... ected.html
Shocking concept. Not allowing bump stocks on their range!!! They testified before congress pleading for gun legislation to make them have the same requirements as automatic weapons. $10,000 license fee plus psychological assessment. Bump stocks are super easy to turn into automatics.
They don't want legislation they want the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms to institute additional regulations, which they may not be able to do.Sgt Bilko » 06 Oct 2017 2:08 pm » wrote: Shocking concept. Not allowing bump stocks on their range!!! They testified before congress pleading for gun legislation to make them have the same requirements as automatic weapons. $10,000 license fee plus psychological assessment. Bump stocks are super easy to turn into automatics.
The NRA is hoping to head off new legislation by calling on the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms to strengthen regulations on bump stocks through "the existing federal gun laws," as executive NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre said on Fox News Thursday night.
Critics say the problem with the NRA's approach to bump stocks is that regulators have already concluded several times that "ATF does not have the authority to restrict their lawful possession, use, or transfer," as the agency wrote in a 2013 letter to Congress.
The National Firearms Act, which regulates automatic weapons (called machine guns in the law), mechanically rather than by how rapidly they shoot.
"The term 'machine gun' means any weapon which shoots...automatically more than one shot...by a single function of the trigger,” the law states.
But bump stocks leave the mechanics of a gun untouched and the trigger is still technically activated on each shot, just at a much faster rate than is humanly possible without the modifications.
That leaves the ATF with little choice but to deem bump stocks legal under current law, said David Chipman, a former ATF agent.
https://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/las-v ... ks-n808441
How typically dishonest of the psychopath to ignore months of great news to babble about one month.Misty » 06 Oct 2017 1:57 pm » wrote:US lost 33,000 jobs in Sept, vs 90,000 jobs increase expected.
Great job by the Angry Creamsicle.
Yet Americans in the workforce is rising dramatically and the unemployment dropped.Misty » 06 Oct 2017 1:57 pm » wrote: Great job by the Angry Creamsicle.
Aw, the lying fake news bitch removed the truth to peanut gallery.Misty » 05 Oct 2017 6:50 pm » wrote:Holy Mother of God!
US votes against UN resolution condemning gay sex death penalty, joining Iraq and Saudi Arabia
America one of 13 countries on Human Rights Council to oppose historic vote.
How typically dishonest that you cut out this part: 2017 thus far has seen the slowest jobs growth in at least five years.Termin8tor » 06 Oct 2017 3:56 pm » wrote: How typically dishonest of the psychopath to ignore months of great news to babble about one month.
You people are **** wacked.
So you're saying they voted for it?Huey » 06 Oct 2017 5:55 pm » wrote: And this is you continuing to do all you can to perpetuate fake news and remove the truth when it makes you look like a fake news beotch. Remove the truth fake news loinfo!!!!!
Why do you hate the truth, loinfo?
On 29 September 2017, the United States was one of 13 members of the United Nations Human Rights Council to vote against a resolution asking countries in which the death penalty is legal to ensure it is not applied “arbitrarily or in a discriminatory manner” or imposed to punish specific forms of conduct such as apostasy, blasphemy, adultery, and consensual same-sex relations.
“The Question of the Death Penalty” passed by a healthy margin anyway, with 27 nations voting in favor and seven abstaining.
The members voting against were Botswana, Burundi, Egypt, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, China, India, Iraq, Japan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, and the United States.
http://www.snopes.com/2017/10/03/united ... h-penalty/





U.S. Votes Against United Nations Ban on Death Penalty for Same-Sex Relations
The United States joined 12 other countries, including Saudi Arabia and China, in voting against a United Nations resolution condemning the use of the death penalty to punish blasphemy, adultery, and same-sex relations.
http://www.snopes.com/2017/10/03/united ... h-penalty/
lol....was somebody actually stupid enough to say that?.......didn't unemployment hit a sixteen year low this summer?......you must be proud that you can twist good statistics into looking like something bad.....did BV teach you how to lie with numbers?........he's good at that too......Misty » 06 Oct 2017 5:54 pm » wrote: How typically dishonest that you cut out this part: 2017 thus far has seen the slowest jobs growth in at least five years.
That would be over the last 9 months.
They have become butt buddies,PostmodernProphet » 06 Oct 2017 8:09 pm » wrote: lol....was somebody actually stupid enough to say that?.......didn't unemployment hit a sixteen year low this summer?......you must be proud that you can twist good statistics into looking like something bad.....did BV teach you how to lie with numbers?........he's good at that too......
You can ignore them if you want, but facts are facts.Huey » 06 Oct 2017 8:19 pm » wrote:They have become butt buddies.