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Tweet of the Day
Just an explanation of why you might occasionally see duplicate tweets: for some reason, the Tweet embed code works as expected, including parent tweets and attachments; but quite often this is not the case. I often really don't know until I publish the post, so I'll sometimes provide redundant checks.
The original tweet:
My reply:@MarkSKrikorian @RoyBeck_NUSA @AlexNowrasteh @JRubinBlogger Mandate Everify for all jobs, contracts, mortgages, make impossible to live here— Bill (@mrbill66) February 16, 2016
Moving on...@mrbill66 @MarkSKrikorian @RoyBeck_NUSA @AlexNowrasteh @JRubinBlogger As if Big Government whores didn't already impose enough mandates.— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
Trump confuses uncivil behavior with political correctness. @GeorgeWill explains PC so even Trump can understand https://t.co/7iA8RdfVu9— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
@RoyBeck_NUSA @JRubinBlogger @tedcruz Immigrants do not compete with US workers any more than residents within and between US states.— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
@RoyBeck_NUSA @JRubinBlogger @tedcruz Static concept assumed. In reality immigrants help build a bigger pie. Immigration is win-win..— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
I'm tired of hearing political opportunistic candidates like Trump saying their views are "evolved". Given Trump's behavior we're regressing— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
Poor Trump! Cruz is treating like another candidate, and Donnie's ego can't handle it. He vows to sic his birther lawyers on Cruz. Go for it— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
Trump is the ultimate RINO. He left the GOP in 1999, joined the Dems in 2001, rejoined the GOP in 2009, left in 2011, and rejoined in 2012.— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
I know people who shower less frequently than Donald Trump changes his party affiliation.That's not evolution; that's indecisiveness. POTUS?— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
Donald Trump: "Ted Cruz is a totally unstable individual." Listen, jerk, who lost it on the stage Saturday night? Matthew 7:3— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
On Saturday this former Rand Paul supporter will be voting for Ted Cruz. There is no one better qualified to nominate who succeeds Scalia.— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
The fact that I will be supporting Cruz will make Trump and his minions go apeshit is just frosting on the cake.— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
The fact I'm supporting Cruz doesn't mean I agree with him on all issues; I'm a non-interventionist in foreign policy & I'm pro-immigration.— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
I had been leaning towards Rubio prior to Justice Scalia's passing. I think he positions very well in the general election.— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
The sad thing about this anti-establishment cycle is that the GOP has a very deep pool of exceptional governors. Kasich would be a great VP.— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
Trump is fanning yet another crackpot conspiracy theory,this one involving the allegedly suspicious death of Justice Scalia.Give me a break!— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
Trump is crying crocodile tears over Justice Scalia's passing after disagreeing with Scalia's criticism of UT's affirmative action policy.— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
If Donald Trump doesn't understand how UT, a government-sponsored university, has violated equal protection, he should not be POTUS.— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 16, 2016
Chuck Schumer's hypocritical corollary to Rahm Emanuel's law: "Never let a good tragedy go to waste". pic.twitter.com/CAhh1TluK3— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 17, 2016
Image of the DayThought of the Day: Mises noted that progressives believe that consumers cannot be trusted with their decisions, but voters can with theirs.— Ronald Guillemette (@raguillem) February 17, 2016
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Facebook Corner
(Lew Rockwell). Media types keep comparing Trump’s remarks on W’s lies, and his criminal anti-Iraq war, to Ron Paul. Twice on Morning Joe today, once praising Ron and once criticizing him. Isn’t it sad that no one would ever bring up Rand in this context? His non-interventionism was nuanced out of existence so as not to offend the neocons, and to make him, we were assured, more electable. In fact, Ron’s greater political success in 2008 and 2012, let alone Trump’s on the issue now, is due to telling the truth. I do not mean to compare Ron, the great antiwar public intellectual, to Trump, of course. But in this race, the guy closest to non-interventionism has always been Trump.
Okay, I'm now done with Lew's senility. I'm gone after this comment: any moron who thinks Trump has called for an end to meddling in the Middle East, an end to the drone wars, is simply in a state of denial. Not just that, but the Fascist has called for restoration of torture and for confiscating Iraq's oil. Not just that, but as the Gray Lady has pointed out, Donald Trump came out against the intervention--AFTER it had already begun. Is this the kind of support Rockwell champions? Idiot!
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