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The Mooch made it ten days. That is probably a new low even for Trump. What does it say about trump"s judgment...

Snowflake, Arizona which I'm sure is a fine little town.

Any you claiming that anything about the report is false, for example?

For what its worth, Flake is a descendant of one of two Mormon cattle men - Snow and Flake - who founded the town. Both families are still prominent in the area and statewide in Arizona. The area is along the Mogollan Rim. This is the area Zane Grey wrote about in a lot of his westerns about this area. Its a very strong Morman area, also.

In a piece for World Net Daily, Buchanan chides that, "Apparently, U.S. wars in Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, Yemen and Somalia are insufficient to satiate our War Party."

"Now it wants us to lead the Sunnis of the Middle East in taking down the Shiites, who are dominant in Iran, Iraq, Syria and South Lebanon, and are a majority in Bahrain and the oil-producing regions of Saudi Arabia."

Along with increasingly poor relations between the United States and Russia and China, and Kim Jong Un's goal to achieve "the ability to strike his enemy’s homeland with horrific impact, in order to deter that enemy," America's "military has its work cut out for it."

"President Trump may need those transgender troops," he wrote, , referencing the president's tweet barring transgender troops in the military.

"Among the reasons Trump routed his Republican rivals in 2016 is that he seemed to share an American desire to look homeward," Buchanan argued. "Yet, today, our relations with China and Russia are as bad as they have been in decades, while there is open talk of war with Iran and North Korea.

"Was this what America voted for, or is this what America voted against?"

I sure wasn't expecting this

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Any you claiming that anything about the report is false, for example?

I'm claiming their are no verifiable facts presented on your fake news posts. It doesn't have to be proven wrong, it hasn't been proven true in any sort of way by you. You claim it. You get to prove it.

UPDATED Monday, July 31

Federal immigration agents lodged a detainer in December 2016 against the man accused of attacking two women in Northeast Portland this week, officials said.

Martinez has been deported 20 times, according to Multnomah County court documents. He has a lengthy criminal record that includes several convictions in Oregon and burglary convictions in other states, according to court documents and the immigration agency.

Local authorities released Martinez on Dec. 8, 2016 without notifying immigration authorities, Kice said.

Oregon law prohibits public agencies from spending money, using equipment or enlisting personnel to enforce federal immigration law.

Scaramucci Rant brings 4.4M to The New Yorker Website

Variety says that aside from the millions of online hits, The New Yorker saw a "whopping 92 percent increase in subscription orders over the daily July average from the Scaramucci piece."

UPDATED Monday, July 31

Oregonian Initially Fails to Report Basic, Horrifying Facts About an Arrested Illegal Immigrant

For years, if not decades, it's been obvious that all too many local, regional, and national journalists do everything they can to keep important details about criminal acts committed by people who are in this country illegally out of their reports.

Matsumoto's reporting on Martinez's crimes made it all look rather routine.

Unfortunately for her and the Oregonian, Oregon TV station KOIN engaged in actual journalism and gave readers ugly details anyone would have expected any responsible journalist to report....[numerous omitted facts cited]

It's overwhelmingly likely that the Oregonian initially chose to withhold Martinez's 20 deportations, extensive criminal record, and long-term record of drug and alcohol addiction from its readers.

Most of the left-leaning, open borders-supporting press doesn't want its audience to know the extent of crimes committed by illegal immigrants, the ease with which deported immigrants have waltzed back into this country for decades, and, especially in the case of sanctuary cities like Portland and sanctuary states like Oregon, how that status recklessly endangers their law-abiding citizens.

If these things were more widely known, more people might be even more strongly in favor of stricter border controls, up to and including building the Donald Trump-advocated wall at the U.S.-Mexico border, than they already are. We can't have that.