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Top Pennsylvania Republicans Are Fighting Like Hell To Keep Gerrymandering Secret

...As leaders of the Pennsylvania legislature, Turzai and Scarnati played key roles in producing an electoral map that the Brennan Center for Justice has called one of the worst gerrymanders in the country. The 2012 election, the first using the new boundaries, saw the Republicans win 13 of the state’s 18 seats in the U.S. House, even though the party won just 49 percent of the statewide vote. The GOP has been able to hang on to that extreme majority even though its share of the statewide vote has only crept up in subsequent elections.

HuffPo

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Moonbeam Brown seems to think he can control the enforcement of federal law, eh?

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Gov. Brown Pardons Immigrants

Brown’s pardons involved two Northern California Cambodian men picked up in October in immigration sweeps, Mony Neth of Modesto and Rottanak Kong of Davis.

Neth was convicted on a felony weapons charge with a gang enhancement and a misdemeanor charge of receiving stolen property with a value of $400 or less in 1995 in Stanislaus County, The Bee said.

With the pardons, the reason for deportation may be eliminated, lawyer Kevin Lo of Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Asian Law Caucus said.

Not so fast, cheese-eater:

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The pardoned immigrants will still need to ask immigration courts to reopen their cases, he said.

"Asian Americans Advancing Justice," eh? Yeah, right. For them, "justice" is letting Cambodian felons and gangsters hang around and commit more crimes.

Nice try, Moonbeam.

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This is a Republican candidate for Governor of the incredibly wonderful state of Texas

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SECEDE Kilgore
@SECEDEKilgore
I'd gladly execute a convicted adulterer, sodomite or bestialiter. Biblical law is a blessin. https://fb.me/NWk8Eewy
4:14 AM - Dec 22, 2017

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If you wondered why Trump has been attacking FBI's McCabe

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CNN Breaking News‏Verified account
@cnnbrk
In his private testimony to Congress, FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe backed up James Comey's claims that President Trump requested his loyalty http://cnn.it/2DpRhQI

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Steven Greenhouse
‏@greenhousenyt
Dec 22
SCARY >> In 2010, the top 100 individual donors gave $73 million to federal candidates. In 2016, they gave over $900 million.

That's a BIG DANGER to our democracy & helps explains why the tax bill lavishes so many goodies on corporations & the 1%.

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@blatham,

blatham wrote:

If you wondered why Trump has been attacking FBI's McCabe

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CNN Breaking News‏Verified account
@cnnbrk
In his private testimony to Congress, FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe backed up James Comey's claims that President Trump requested his loyalty http://cnn.it/2DpRhQI

Heh, what a joke. McCabe poses no threat to Trump whatsoever, for any number of reasons, e.g., he can't claim he was there, but, more importantly, there's nothing wrong with such a request to begin with.

Every president wants loyalty, not a subversive, back-stabbing traitor like McCabe, who is plotting your impeachment while he pretends to be on your side. A president should want disloyalty, right. Someone who will make up lies about you, tell them to newspapers as a supposed "leaks," who will then print them because you're in a position of authority on the inside.

McCabe obviously lied to congress, and much of his testimony was contradicted by others. That's just one reason why he's being attacked. He didn't recuse himself from the Hillary email case; he helped devise an "insurance" policy against Trump becoming/being President by trying to frame him. He offered to pay Steele $50,000 with taxpayers money to get dirt on Trump, etc.

He won't retire. He will be fired first. That's a (counter) attack, sure. One richly deserved. He should have been fired long ago.

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@layman,

Look at Spicer and Conway. He demanded their loylty too and they twist up the most outrgeous nonsense to spout for him

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

Look at Spicer and Conway. He demanded their loylty too and they twist up the most outrgeous nonsense to spout for him

Spicer was weak and poor at his job. A flunky, sure.

But Conway is articulate, smart, and very good at her job. Sure, she takes, supports, and defends Trump's side of it. That's her job, and a sense of loyalty is required to do it well. Cheese-eaters hate her for that very reason--she supports Trump and she's good at her job.

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Can you believe Mitch McConnell actually said this? He did.

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“We’re going to be looking for areas of bipartisan agreement because that’s the way the Senate is.”

“I never wonder to see men wicked, but I often wonder to see them not ashamed,” Jonathan Swift observed.

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Merry Christmas to everyone even including the assholes (you know who you are)

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@layman,

Nonsense as ususl
We dislike her for the sapße reason we dislike trump sand oralloy. Svhe hs no regard for truth and loidly proclaims nonsense in place of it.

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

Nonsense as ususl
We dislike her for the sapße reason we dislike trump sand oralloy. Svhe hs no regard for truth and loidly proclaims nonsense in place of it.

I guess you should at least be congratulated for being true to type, Jack. Like very other cheese-eater known to man, any and every thing you don't agree with is summarily dismissed as "nonsense" and/or a "lie."

Keep on truckin.

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

Nonsense as ususl
We dislike her for the sapße reason we dislike trump sand oralloy. Svhe hs no regard for truth and loidly proclaims nonsense in place of it.

I have a very high regard for the truth, and everything that I say is true. Thus your perpetual inability to point out a single thing that I am wrong about.

People who dislike me do so because they dislike seeing the truth posted.

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Finally! Something for you cheese-eaters to celebrate and congratulate yourselves about comes along, eh?:

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Confederate statue in Georgia vandalized to the tune of $200G

A statue of a Confederate soldier that stood high atop a Georgia cemetery was severely vandalized—with the statue’s hands and rifle cut off and its face bashed in.

Someone or a group of people entered Myrtle Hill Cemetery on Wednesday before damaging the monument, which was built in 1887.

“It looked like it was surgically cut,” Rome City Manager Sammy Rich told the Rome News-Tribune. “It’s just super disappointing that somebody would go to that much trouble to get up there, put a ladder up or whatever to reach it.”

Cemetery Director Stan Rogers estimated the value of the damages at $200,000, the newspaper reported.

$200,000 in criminal damage! A major VICTORY for the left, eh!?

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@layman,

Trump, Sppicer and Conway are proven seriaol liars. And that is the truth. That is why they are detested by the country

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@layman,

I don't have that much sympathy for someone who was a traitor to his country and those who try to make heroes of them. I'm rather surprised you do.

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

Trump, Sppicer and Conway are proven seriaol liars. And that is the truth. That is why they are detested by the country

If you say that 1,000 more times, LOUDER, you might convince me that it has to be true.

Then again, maybe not.

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

I don't have that much sympathy for someone who was a traitor to his country and those who try to make heroes of them. I'm rather surprised you do.

Heh. Keep on truckin with your mindless pronunciations, Jack. I'm sure you regard them as self-evident and irrefutable. All smug-ass, non-critical, doctrinaire cheese-eaters do. You don't even have to think about them, eh? You can "feel" them, sho nuff.

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Donald John Trump - cronyism at its mostest: most blatant, most ugly, most in your face, most criminal, most unAmerican..........ad infinitum!

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@layman,

It"s been well documented.f

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