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    #141

    Jun 28, 2019, 05:06 AM
    https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/obam...gPdZ8q1QXQPYRg
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    #142

    Jun 28, 2019, 05:09 AM
    "President Obama says tens of thousands of Central American children flooding into the U.S. along the southern border have created a “humanitarian crisis,” and he appealed directly to parents to stop sending kids north."

    It was a crisis then, but not now?

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    #143

    Jun 28, 2019, 05:58 AM
    the whole group of them raised their hands when asked if they want free health care for illegal aliens . <sarc> They are really forging a winning platform</sarc>

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    #144

    Jun 28, 2019, 06:22 AM
    The best way for Trump to lose is to create the impression that he is an unlikeable loose cannon. Unfortunately, he is doing that very thing.
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    #145

    Jun 28, 2019, 06:27 AM
    Some one has lost their mind
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    #146

    Jun 28, 2019, 07:35 AM
    Trump made a huuuuge mistake by delaying the deporting . His base is already fuming that he has stopped talking about a wall. This election is on a tee for him to hit out of the park . The only thing that could derail is the economy going to the crapper ;a perception that he is not being forceful enough about the border ;or some new revelation by Mueller . Mueller has already said that his report is his testimony .
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    #147

    Jun 28, 2019, 08:32 AM
    He ought to win in a walk, and if his mouth does not do him in, and so far it has not been encouraging, then he should. We'll see.
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    #148

    Jun 28, 2019, 08:33 AM
    It was just red meat for the base to chew on anyway, while he goes and schmoozes Vlad and MBS for the weekend. He lost another Supreme Court fight about the census.
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    #149

    Jun 28, 2019, 01:41 PM
    ridiculous ruling . SCOTUS has no role in deciding which census questions can be asked . If I were him I'd make a stand and say 'too late ' the question remains . What can SCOTUS do about it ?

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    #150

    Jun 28, 2019, 01:47 PM
    I've heard the WH was going to proceed anyway with yet another scheme to suppress the census count, by driving Hispanics away.

    https://www.wonkette.com/racist-cens...-rig-elections

    Enforcing the voting rights act my arse!
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    #151

    Jun 28, 2019, 04:16 PM
    there is nothing wrong with the question . I am reluctantly involved in 2 otrher census surveys beyond the 10 year census . The American Community Survey(ACS) asks the question about citizenship and no one says a peep about it . (the other one I'm force to take is one about college graduates ) If I were to say I wasn't a citizen then there is a f follow questions about nationality .
    https://www2.census.gov/programs-sur...9/quest19.pdf?

    The table on this link shows that having a citizenship question on the census goes back years .It is not a Trump invention .
    https://cis.org/Richwine/History-Cen...ions-One-Table

    Look the Congress has the constitutional power to dictate how the census get's taken.As it stands ;the law give the Census Bureau wide latitude in the questions ask. SCOTUS has NO role in deciding what is in effect a political question The Roberts' Court is again out of bounds . What this opens up according to Justice Thomas' dissent is
    “for political opponents of executive actions to generate controversy with accusations of pretext, deceit, and illicit motives.”... “Crediting these accusations on evidence as thin as the evidence here could lead judicial review of administrative proceedings to devolve into an endless morass of discovery and policy disputes." In other words it opens up every executive decision to judicial review even ones where is clearly in the power of the President to make the call. or as Justice Alito said in his dissent ;
    the federal judiciary has “no authority to stick its nose into the question whether it is good policy to include a citizenship question on the census or whether the reasons given by Secretary Ross for that decision were his only reasons or his real reasons.”
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    #152

    Jun 28, 2019, 04:47 PM
    So it doesn't matter the dufus is rigging the system? Would it be even wise to TRUST repubs to better enact the Voting Rights Act given the repub shenanigans? Hell NO!!!!

    https://www.npr.org/2018/03/27/59743...ensus-question
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    #153

    Jun 29, 2019, 03:24 AM
    it is not the role of SCOTUS to determine motives . They have no business being the referee over political disputes . That is what elections are for . I'll say it again . The Constitution empowers Congress to do a census. They could easily reverse the decision . Instead ,and is too often the case ,they empower the Federal Bureaucracy to become lawmakers .That's all well and good ;BUT the government is run by the executive branch .
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    #154

    Jun 29, 2019, 04:19 AM
    Why is it that copying and pasting images does not seem to work on this site anymore? Seems to me at one time it worked, but not now.
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    #155

    Jun 29, 2019, 04:29 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by tomder55 View Post
    it is not the role of SCOTUS to determine motives . They have no business being the referee over political disputes . That is what elections are for . I'll say it again . The Constitution empowers Congress to do a census. They could easily reverse the decision . Instead ,and is too often the case ,they empower the Federal Bureaucracy to become lawmakers .That's all well and good ;BUT the government is run by the executive branch .
    The executive branch is but one of 3 coequal branches of government. Something about checks and balances and just because the congress is impotent doesn't mean the judiciary should follow suite. You really want a king don't you? For sure the dufus does.
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    #156

    Jun 29, 2019, 05:55 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by jlisenbe View Post
    Why is it that copying and pasting images does not seem to work on this site anymore? Seems to me at one time it worked, but not now.
    You have to use the tools
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    #157

    Jun 29, 2019, 06:43 AM
    You have to use the tools
    Yeah, which seem to be a little iffy as to whether or not they work. But didn't copy and paste work at one time???
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    #158

    Jun 29, 2019, 10:24 AM
    Something about checks and balances
    If you've read my comments carefully I have always advocated Congress do it's constitutional role .I've also as you know have argued that SCOTUS has usurped powers from both branches and is in fact the unequal imperial branch .
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    #159

    Jun 29, 2019, 10:29 AM
    .I've also as you know have argued that SCOTUS has usurped powers from both branches and is in fact the unequal imperial branch .
    Just about right. There seems to be very little in the way of checks and balances for what the Court decides.
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    #160

    Jun 29, 2019, 02:28 PM
    Congress gave up its responsibilities a while back to the exec, so who fills the vacuum? One example is WAR powers, he can preemptively attack whomever he wants. Another is bypassing congress and selling weopons and nikes to whomever he wants. Another is bypass congress and redirecting the money from one appropriation to whatever he wants. Need more or are you getting the picture.

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