monitoring Trump and relevant contemporary events

Quote:

Only weeks ago they were decrying the myths of Republican intransigence and gridlock in the Congress, when in fact much of was their work all along. Obamacare was passed with zero input from or coordination with Republicans, and it will die a similar death.

Just take the second claim there. Can you reference something that backs you up? Any solid and careful reporting that verifies?

I hope you get what I'm saying. We have an explicit admission from McConnell that full on obstruction would be their strategy. You do know this, yes? We know of the meeting held on the night of Obama's inauguration that full on obstruction would be the strategy. Meese ran it. You do know this, yes?

If you somehow don't, let me know. I'll get the references for you.

U.S. firms are currently sitting on hordes of capital they have been reluctant to invest in new enterprises, because they can't calculate a good outcome given the appetite of our idiot President and his Liberal advisors for new, unexpected regulations on financial rules, employee compensation, corporate liability and a host of other matters.

There has been a steady flood of ths crap for the past seven years and the cumulative effect has been very chilling on business investment. That's why our economic growth is so anemic relative to our previous norms. It also kills new job creation and drives the wage stagnation & income inequality Liberals complain about so much. Odd indeed that they don't recognize that their policies cause it.

More tidbits of Blatham's relentless research into carefully selected opinion pieces.

Ooooooooo, that's so classy.

Trump's remarks about the young immigrants, known to their supporters as "Dreamers," came in a Time magazine interview in connection with his designation as "Person of the Year."

During the campaign Trump pledged to "immediately terminate" President Barack Obama's executive actions on immigration, including the 2012 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, known as DACA, which has extended work permits and temporary deportation relief to more than 700,000 immigrants brought illegally to this country as youths.

But in the interview published Wednesday he adopted a far more sympathetic tone.

"We're going to work something out that's going to make people happy and proud," Trump said. "They got brought here at a very young age, they've worked here, they've gone to school here. Some were good students. Some have wonderful jobs. And they're in never-never land because they don't know what's going to happen."

it kind of makes sense for Trump to choose someone who might not be as anti-immigrant as Trump