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SympathysSilhouette

SympathysSilhouette

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On 8/3/2017 at 1:49 AM, 17 Moments of Spring said:

 

- Those who have a visa or valid green card aren't affected

- This pause is just for 90 days

So those statistics about immigrant physicians are totally irrelevant.

 

 

A Belgian Taekwando who was traveling to the US for the tournament was stopped.

SympathysSilhouette

SympathysSilhouette

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Now Paul Manafort has been linked to Russia. A reminder that he was in charge of Trump's campaign for longer than Steve Bannon.

For an administration that has absolutely no ties to Russia, there have been an awful lot of people in and around it who have proven Russian ties. :rofl:

 

Michael*

Michael*

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2 hours ago, SympathysSilhouette said:

Now Paul Manafort has been linked to Russia. A reminder that he was in charge of Trump's campaign for longer than Steve Bannon.

For an administration that has absolutely no ties to Russia, there have been an awful lot of people in and around it who have proven Russian ties. :rofl:

 

Hard not to feel for that Russian ambassador guy, he's obviously been cursed with such an appallingly dull personality that no one seems to have so much as the slightest recollection of ever meeting him. :rofl:

ILUVAdrianaLima

ILUVAdrianaLima

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Republicans delay vote on 'Trumpcare' after struggling to reach an agreement on the bill

STORY: http://www.businessinsider.com/house-republicans-trump-healthcare-vote-2017-3

 

 

They had 7 YEARS to come up with a solid replacement and nothing, a total flop of a vote and much worse, they can't even get their own party to vote yes. That medicine sure must taste bitter! :rofl:

PinkCouture

PinkCouture

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Manafort volunteers for interviews with Intelligence committees

President Trump’s former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, has volunteered to interview with the House Intelligence Committee’s probe of Russian interference in last year’s election, committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) announced Friday. Manafort has also offered to be interviewed by the Senate Intelligence Committee, according to a Senate source. Both Intelligence committees are investigating Russian interference in the US election.

 

"Mr. Manafort instructed his representatives to reach out to Committee Staff and offer to provide information voluntarily regarding recent allegations about Russian interference in the election," a spokesman for Manafort said in an email. "As Mr. Manafort has always maintained, he looks forward to meeting with those conducting serious investigations of these issues to discuss the facts."

 

The White House this week rushed to distance itself from Manafort after the revelation that he signed a multimillion-dollar contract with a Russian oligarch in 2006 to help advance Russian President Vladimir Putin’s interests around the world. The story fueled the growing controversy over the Trump team’s ties to Russia, which was rekindled Monday when FBI Director James Comey publicly confirmed the bureau is investigating whether Trump associates coordinated with Moscow during the 2016 presidential race.

 

Nunes also said Friday he has asked Comey and National Security Agency (NSA) Director Michael Rogers to brief the House Intelligence Committee in a closed session. Nunes cautioned that he does not expect to receive documentation from the NSA regarding his claims that Trump campaign associates were possibly monitored by the intelligence community on Friday. Nunes said he expects to have more information from the NSA by "early next week." But he categorically denied that his decision to make public the information on the issue that he does have was coordinated by the White House.

 

Nunes maintained that the surveillance appeared to be legal but that until he gets the documents he has requested, he can't say for sure. He provided no more clarity about who, exactly, was swept up in the alleged surveillance. Nunes has given conflicting answers about whether the president's associates — or the president himself — were involved in the intelligence reports he saw. "I'm not going to get into the specifics of what I saw other than there was Mr. Trump and the transition team," Nunes said. Nunez said two issues with what he saw in those reports concerned him. First, he thought there was information in the reports that should not have been there. Second, he was concerned by the fact that the names of U.S. persons had been "unmasked," or identified in the reports. Nunes said Friday he remains the only lawmaker who has seen the reports.

 

Nunes said the committee was recalling Comey and Rogers because there were questions they could not answer publicly in an appearance before the committee Monday, during which Comey revealed the existence of the FBI's investigation into the Trump campaign's possible ties to Russia. Nunes and committee ranking member Adam Schiff. Dem blasts decision to cancel public hearing Manafort volunteers for interviews with Intelligence committees Intel chair won't reveal source on Trump team surveillance to panel's top Dem MORE (D-Calif.) reached an agreement for Comey to brief the entire committee — not just the two leaders — on details of that probe, Nunes said.

 

thehill.com

 

 

PinkCouture

PinkCouture

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Not sure was this posted already. Considering we are a Models forum it is fitting...

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Emily Ratajkowski defends Melania Trump

Emily Ratajkowski spoke up in defense of First Lady Melania Trump after the model claimed a New York Times reporter called Trump a "hooker."

 

"Sat next to a journalist from the NYT last night who told me 'Melania is a hooker,'" the model tweeted. The Bernie Sanders supporter added it doesn't matter what your politics are, "it crucial to call this out for what it is: slut shaming. I don't care about her nudes or sexual history and no one should."

 

The 25-year-old continued to say "gender specific attacks are disgusting sexist bulls--t." The model-turned-actress has long-defended a woman's right to dress how she pleases. When "Project Runway" star Tim Gunn called one of Ratajkowski's red carpet looks in 2016 "appallingly vulgar," the model was not amused.

 

She tweeted at the time, "Western men in 2016: Want to ban women abroad from voluntarily covering themselves at the beach...then want women to cover up their 'vulgar' bodies at home." A pinned tweet on her profile reads, "Women choosing when and how they want to share their sexuality and bodies."

 

foxnews.com

 

 

PinkCouture

PinkCouture

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On a serious note, just b/c they haven't repealed the ACA yet doesn't mean they will not. With the Republican majority, Trump being a sore loser and the urge to act like a dictator, and Pauly R.'s hard-on to screw over the poor & the elderly, you know they will continue to make it their mission to abolish the ACA. 

 

Regardless what the outcome will be, eventually something needs to done. Either everyone gets healthcare or only few do.

 

Ok back to BSing...

 

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