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Monday, February 03, 2020

Rand Paul Reads The Question He Wasn’t Allowed To Ask On The Senate Floor | The Daily Caller

Rand Paul Reads The Question He Wasn’t Allowed To Ask On The Senate Floor | The Daily Caller:

Image result for flickr commons images Sen. Rand Paul

Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul on Thursday read the question he intended to ask during the Senate’s impeachment trial of President Donald Trump at a press conference, saying he was not trying to oust the whistleblower.
“My question is not about a ‘whistleblower.’ My question is about the actions of known Obama partisans within the NSC and House staff and how they are reported to have conspired before impeachment proceedings had even begun,” Paul said during a press conference after Chief Justice John Roberts would not read Paul’s written question on the floor.

Yeah, it's about money and hate-----'How do you spell racist? NYPD': New Yorkers protest growing police action on subways | US news | The Guardian

'How do you spell racist? NYPD': New Yorkers protest growing police action on subways | US news | The Guardian
"More than 500 people gathered in New York City’s Grand Central Terminal on Friday night to demonstrate against a growing police presence on the subway.

Commuters in the bustling terminal, some agitated, wove through the protest. Others gawked at the spectacle, as demonstrators held signs that read “poverty is not a crime” and “the real farebeaters are on Wall Street” and chanted: “How do you spell racist?” “NYPD”.

It was the third protest organized by a group of grassroots organizations calling itself the FTP Coalition.
The coalition’s main priority is to plan large protests against the MTA and NYPD, to advocate for a reduced police presence in the subway system..."

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#1 Movie this week 1966------The Rare Breed

Power to the people: Bernie calls for federal takeover of electricity production

"Sen. Bernie Sanders has put nationalizing health insurance at the center of his presidential campaign, but his proposal to fight climate change also calls for a government takeover of a fundamental segment of the economy — electricity production.
Sanders has laid out a $16 trillion climate change plan that would transition U.S. electricity generation away from fossil fuels to renewable resources like wind, solar and hydropower by 2030.
...And like Sanders' healthcare plan, the green energy push would muscle many of the country's biggest companies out of the business..."
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Jeep® | “Groundhog Day” | Bill Murray | 02.02.2020

#1 This day 1963-----"HEY PAULA" Paul and Paula 1963 - HQ STEREO

The PETA Super Bowl Ad the NFL Apparently Doesn’t Want You to See: ‘Don’...

Super Bowl Ad FOX Sports Wouldn't Run

Makes you wonder.

Fact Check: Joe Scarborough Claims Jimmy Carter's Economy Was Better Than Donald Trump's

Image result for flickr commons images Jimmy Carter

Fact Check: Joe Scarborough Claims Jimmy Carter's Economy Was Better Than Donald Trump's:

Joe Scarborough wants you to believe that the economy of Jimmy Carter’s “Malaise” era was greater than the Trump economy.
I swear I am not making this up.

Another case of Google conspiring with the enemy-----Clarice Feldman - Some outlets are misidentifying the image of Ali...

Clarice Feldman - Some outlets are misidentifying the image of Ali...

"Some outlets are misidentifying the image of Ali Yousif Ahmed Al-Nouri (the Al Qaeda terrorist from Arizona) as the Iranian Rapper Amir Hussein Maqsoodlo AKA Amir Tataloo.

This could be part of a disinformation campaign to whitewash the fact that he is an Arab.

It’s interesting that one outlet, the Daily Wikis has hijacked the identity of a medical Student named Caroline Burke and are presenting her as their reporter and are using her name and picture to publish large amounts of content (about 20 published articles).

Interestingly, the Daily Wikis has the top Google ranking result for Al-Nouri’s name - image match.

So, Google, not only censors conservative content, it activity promotes disinformation.

AM Fruitcake

Dershowitz on Trump's Likely Acquittal: 'It's the Fault of Nancy Pelosi and Others for Failing to Charge an Impeachable Offense'

Dershowitz on Trump's Likely Acquittal: 'It's the Fault of Nancy Pelosi and Others for Failing to Charge an Impeachable Offense':

Image result for flickr commons images Allen Dershowitz

During an appearance with Fox News on Sunday, Harvard Law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz responded to criticism that the lack of witnesses in President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial put a “taint” on what is likely to be an acquittal.
Dershowitz blamed House Democrats for not bring charges that involved actual impeachable offense.

History for February 3

History for February 3 - On-This-Day.com
Horace Greeley 1811, Gertrude Stein 1874, Norman Rockwell 1894

James A. Michener 1907, Simone Weil 1909 - Philosopher, political activist, Blythe Danner 1943

1913 - The 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified. It authorized the power to impose and collect income tax.

1998 - In Italy, a U.S. Military plane hit a cable causing the death of 20 skiers on a lift.

Sunday, February 02, 2020

Senate Votes No On Additional Witnesses In Impeachment Trial | The Daily Caller

Senate Votes No On Additional Witnesses In Impeachment Trial | The Daily Caller:

Image result for flickr commons images Mitch McConnell

The United States Senate voted Saturday against bringing in additional witnesses to testify before the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
The vote was 51-49. Republican Utah Sen. Mitt Romney and Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins voted with Democrats in calling for additional witnesses to testify. The Senate was expected to dismiss the motion for more witnesses after moderate Republicans decided they had heard the case.

Democrats Who Voted For Impeachment And Now Demand Witnesses Deserve To Be Primaried | The Daily Caller

Image result for flickr commons images Pat Cipollone

Democrats Who Voted For Impeachment And Now Demand Witnesses Deserve To Be Primaried | The Daily Caller:

The argument, presented by White House Counsel Pat Cipollone, was that bringing new witnesses, documents and other evidence into the Senate trial would turn the Senate into an investigative body — a role reserved for the House in cases of impeachment, as the Senate is expected to sit as a court of impeachment, acting as jury and judge.