By "W"
Mon, Jun 3, 2019 12:09 p.m.
Subject: Bmore United rally at DuckDuckGo
Well, free ice cream, midnight basketball, et al hasn't worked, so encouraging street fights will?
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Chicago had 52 blackies shot and 10 killed over the weekend (source WBBM radio).
Chicago is warming up and ice cream doesn't seem like it's going to be the cure,for the anarchy taking place,in these negro infested,big cities,
--GRA
RINOS APPEAR IN WASHINGTON AGAIN--TO STOP TRUMP
GRA:Republicans appear ready to go against President Trump's attempt,to force Mexico to stop the flood of illegals,from pouring across the border.What's new?As I wrote the other day,the president can't count on the RINOs--and needs to recruit people who agree with him and start a different political (MAGA?)party.
(Bloomberg)
Congressional Republicans, worried about the possible economic fallout from President Donald Trump’s plan to impose a tariff on Mexico, have discussed taking legislative action to head off his plan, a person familiar with the matter said on Monday night.
GOP lawmakers are considering whether to revive a resolution of disapproval over the national emergency declaration that underpins Trump’s justification for the tariffs, according to the person, who asked not to be identified to discuss sensitive deliberations. The action would also stop the president from spending billions on a border wall without congressional approval.
Congress earlier this year passed a similar resolution, but the House didn’t have enough votes to override a presidential veto. On Tuesday, Trump dismissed the possibility of a rebuke by Congress, citing his “tremendous” support within the GOP.
“I don’t think they will do that,” he said at a news conference with U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May. “I think if they do, it’s foolish. There’s nothing more important than borders.”
The political calculation for congressional Republicans considering a resolution to disapprove of their own president could be different this time, as they fear the economic impact of a 5% tariff on all imports from Mexico starting on June 10 unless that country’s government curbs illegal migration to the U.S. The tariff could rise to as high as 25% by October unless Mexico takes sufficient action, as judged by the Trump administration.
--GR Anonymous
Blacks like boxing. They are good at boxing. Do what you do best.
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