Meanwhile, Mueller stood by for years as the media and Democratic politicians made mistake after mistake about key collusion and obstruction accusations, choosing to intervene only once, when a false Buzzfeed report threatened to result in impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
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Sunday, May 05, 2019
Mueller’s Sudden Concern Over ‘Public Confusion’ Glaringly Absent For 22 Previous Months | The Daily Caller
Mueller’s Sudden Concern Over ‘Public Confusion’ Glaringly Absent For 22 Previous Months | The Daily Caller:
Special counsel Robert Mueller said he is concerned about “public confusion” over his Russia report in a series of communications with Attorney General William Barr that came to light this week, solidifying the narrative that Barr mishandled the report and intentionally misled the public about his findings.
Meanwhile, Mueller stood by for years as the media and Democratic politicians made mistake after mistake about key collusion and obstruction accusations, choosing to intervene only once, when a false Buzzfeed report threatened to result in impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
Meanwhile, Mueller stood by for years as the media and Democratic politicians made mistake after mistake about key collusion and obstruction accusations, choosing to intervene only once, when a false Buzzfeed report threatened to result in impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
Like the Corleones, the Clintons teach their offspring the crooked schemes that have made them rich and powerful.
Like the Corleones, the Clintons teach their offspring the crooked schemes that have made them rich and powerful.
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Chelsea Clinton, 39, took home just over $600,000 last year for her work as director on the boards of IAC and Expedia, according to records The IAC board met six times last year.
History for May 5
History for May 5 - On-This-Day.com
Soren Kierkegaard 1813 - Philosopher, poet, theologian, Karl Marx 1818 - Socialist writer ("Das Kapital", "The Communist Manifesto"), founder of communism, John B. Stetson 1830 - Hat manufacturer, inventor of cowboy hat

Nellie Bly (Elizabeth Cochran Seaman) 1865 - Journalist, wrote about taboo subjects for her time period (divorce, poverty, capital punishment, insanity), women’s rights advocate, Christopher Morley 1890 - Writer (New York Evening Post, Saturday Review), novelist, Tammy Wynette (Virginia Wynette Pugh) 1942 - Country singer
1865 - The Thirteenth Amendment was ratified, abolishing slavery in the U.S.

1961 - Alan Shepard became the first American in space when he made a 15 minute suborbital flight.
Saturday, May 04, 2019
California college disinvites US Border Patrol from job fair citing possible 'distress and concern' | Fox News
A California college disinvited U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) from a jobs fair on Tuesday, arguing that the agency’s presence would cause “distress and concern” to what is an “already vulnerable population.”
Acting San Jose City College President Elizabeth Pratt sent out an email to the school community on Monday announcing that the administration decided to rescind its invitation to CBP for the jobs fair on Tuesday after news of the agency’s presence “understandably caused concern” among some of the students.
Department of Justice opens investigation into failed carbon-capture plant | Ars Technica
Department of Justice opens investigation into failed carbon-capture plant | Ars Technica
"The Mississippi-based facility had received $387 million in federal grants to build a state-of-the-art coal gasification and carbon-capture power plant (otherwise known as an Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle, or IGCC, plant).
But in 2017, Southern's subsidiary, Mississippi Power, decided to scrap the cutting-edge tech and only use the power plant to burn cheaper natural gas, in a major blow to the proponents of carbon capture.
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- $7.5 billion Kemper power plant suspends coal gasification
"The Mississippi-based facility had received $387 million in federal grants to build a state-of-the-art coal gasification and carbon-capture power plant (otherwise known as an Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle, or IGCC, plant). But in 2017, Southern's subsidiary, Mississippi Power, decided to scrap the cutting-edge tech and only use the power plant to burn cheaper natural gas, in a major blow to the proponents of carbon capture.
- ...In theory, Kemper's complicated process was supposed to help it compete with other nearby coal plants because it could use lower-grade local coal, and the captured carbon would be used to increase oil field returns.
- But in practice, Kemper proved to be an expensive boondoggle..."
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"...because they think ORANGEMANBAD is a valid reason for everything..."---Fans of Best of the Web Today
Fans of Best of the Web Today--Michael Smith
'Paraphrasing a conversation I had today with a friend:
Me: "Let's do a little logic exercise to help you understand what I'm trying to say."
Friend: "OK."
Me: "Do you think if I called you a thief, you would be more likely or less likely to want to associate with me?"
Friend: "Probably less."
Me: "What if I called you a rapist?"
Friend: "Probably even less likely."
Me: "OK, what if I called you a pedophile?"
Friend: "Probably even less likely than the other two."
Me: "OK, so how likely do you think it would be for me to pay attention to people who don't know me and call me a racist, bigot and homophobe? Why would I have any reason to engage or listen to anything they say?"
Friend: "That's different."
Me: "How so?"
Friend: "Because even though you aren't any of those things, people you support are."
Me: "Who are they?"
Friend: "The Republicans in this state and Trump."
Me: "What evidence is their that they are any of those things?"
Friend: "Well, immigration, the Muslim ban and the Charlottesville white supremacist thing right off the top of my head."
Me: "OK, I know you won't agree but immigration is a matter of law, court decisions and Obama policy and I can show you the total transcript of what Trump said about the situation in Charlottesville, so let me address the Muslim "ban" that wasn't because it is the softest to address."
Friend: "OK."
Me: "OK, let's assume you work for the TSA in Salt Lake and there are 10 people in line in full burkas, covered head to toe. You get a call from the FBI stating that they know one of the 10 is a man wearing a suicide vest. You have no time, what would you do?"
Friend: "I'd get security to quarantine all of them until they could be searched."
Me: "Exactly - given the danger and the uncertainty, that is the most reasonable course of action. Good job. Guess what?"
Me: You just outlined and validated the reasoning behind the travel ban that Trump enacted. The fact the countries were Muslim was coincidental, the purpose was to stop travel from countries that lacked proper vetting for travelers. It had nothing to do with Islam at all."
Friend: "But Trump said bad things about Muslims during the campaign..."
Me: "And those things were not the basis for the policy, that was a creation of your friends in the Democrat Party and their friends in the media because they think ORANGEMANBAD is a valid reason for everything. It's the policy that matters, not what is said. Obama said you could keep your doctor but you couldn't, so that proves you can't judge a policy by what is said about it, only what the policy actually does."
Friend: "Well, I still don't like Trump."
Me: "But that doesn't make him a racist, bigot or homophobe. Your feelings about him are irrelevant unless you can back those feelings up with facts."
Friend: "Still don't like him."
Me: "You have that right - not asking you to like him, just to be fair. Talk tomorrow, got to run. I'll flip you the full transcript of Trump's Charlottesville remarks from the NYT and some of their reporting on Obama's 2004 immigration policies.""
Did golfing with Trump, Limbaugh chase golf star off social media? - WND
Did golfing with Trump, Limbaugh chase golf star off social media? - WND:

“If I post it will be from my management team for me. I’m too involved with it, and to read some of the hurtful things being said to me lately isn’t fair and I’m not dealing with it. Thank you to my true fans out there I will be back on but I’m going to be focusing on me right now and my life. Thanks for understanding.”
Thompson, a 10-time LPGA winner, played golf with the president and Limbaugh in April in West Palm Beach, Florida, and the White House released some photos to the public.
“If I post it will be from my management team for me. I’m too involved with it, and to read some of the hurtful things being said to me lately isn’t fair and I’m not dealing with it. Thank you to my true fans out there I will be back on but I’m going to be focusing on me right now and my life. Thanks for understanding.”
Thompson, a 10-time LPGA winner, played golf with the president and Limbaugh in April in West Palm Beach, Florida, and the White House released some photos to the public.
Pettifogging losers---California moves to keep Donald Trump off 2020 primary ballot - Washington Times
California moves to keep Donald Trump off 2020 primary ballot - Washington Times: SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The California Legislature is trying again to force presidential candidates to publicly disclose their tax returns, hoping a new Democratic governor known for his clashes with President Donald Trump won’t block them this time.The state Senate voted 27-10 on Thursday to require anyone appearing on the state’s presidential primary ballot to publicly release five years’ worth of income tax returns. The proposal is in response to Trump, who bucked 40 years of tradition by refusing to release his tax returns prior to his election in 2016.
California’s presidential primary is scheduled for March 3. If the bill becomes law, Trump could not appear on the state’s primary ballot without filing his tax returns with the California secretary of state..."
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