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In politics, nothing is simple or as it seems. This description of what's going on may be accurate, but it'll be only part of it anyway. From The Economist, 12/20/2012 (not much has changed since then, except we now know no deal was reached in 2012): ...Or will both sides allow the country to sail over the fiscal cliff, with Mr Obama hoping the public continues to blame Republicans for the failure of negotiations, while Mr Boehner hopes that the passage of Plan B allows him to ...

By dropping charges against major arms targets, the administration infuriated Justice Department officials — and undermined its own counterproliferation task forces. When President Barack Obama announced the “one-time gesture” of releasing Iranian-born prisoners who “were not charged with terrorism or any violent offenses” last year, his administration presented the move as a modest trade-off for the greater good of the Iran nuclear agreement and Tehran’s pledge to free five Ameri ...

the Obama administration prevented multiple federal agencies from thwarting Iranian-backed terrorist organizations. The Iran deal shields Iranian-backed terrorists from prosecution. As the politics of the deal became more important than national security, the administration suspended a highly effective method of crippling Hezbollah, ISIS, and other terrorist organizations. The resulting disorder helped Hezbollah spread further in the Middle East and into South America. As the politics of t ...

was negotiating a still elusive agreement to keep the U.S. military in Iraq, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama tried to convince Iraqi leaders in private conversations that the president shouldn’t be allowed to enact the deal without congressional approval. Mr. Obama’s conversations with the Iraqi leaders, confirmed to The Washington Times by his campaign aides, began just two weeks after he clinched the Democratic presidential nomination in June and stirred controversy over ...

Nuclear Terror: "Mind your own business" is the State Department's message to the public on previewing a deal that may let Iran get a nuclear bomb. The Most Transparent Administration In History strikes again. Maybe an Iran nuclear deal really is the ObamaCare of foreign policy, as White House deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes once quipped to liberal activists. Fox News' Greta Van Susteren on Tuesday asked State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki a very basic question ...

for Afghan Air Force. The Donald Trump Pentagon, in so many words, is saying that the Obama administration’s decision to waive punitive sanctions and buy combat helicopters from Russia was a bad deal. The Pentagon’s first congressionally required report on Afghanistan under President Trump says the Russian Mi-17 chopper has proved a failure in the long war and will be phased out in favor of American-made UH-60 Black Hawks. The Obama administration came to realize the failure in its las ...

Has a miracle taken place or did some Dems wake up and see how Obama is trying to turn our government into something other than a republic?????FYI, this article is from one of the liberal Dems favorite leftwing websites. :)After years of ridiculing the Tea Party movement’s talk of Obama as an autocrat, the left is now pushing those very buttons. That sounds like a garden-variety pitch from a grass-roots constitutional conservative. Except Covington is no Tea Partier. He is an organi ...

Now Running $24.9B Trade Deficit With U.S. (CNSNews.com) - The Trans-Pacific Partnership that President Barack Obama is negotiating with 11 other nations seeks to eliminate both tariff and nontariff trade barriers with these countries, according to the Congressional Research Service. One of those countries is Vietnam, which the State Department says maintains a Communist regime. In 2014, the U.S. ran a $24,858,700,000 trade deficit with Vietnam, according to U.S. government trade data publ ...

his audience wasn't reporters, just Obama lovers. This so-called deal does NOT include spending cuts.....and guess what? The raising of taxes on the few will only bring in $80 billion a year------and already he has earmarked to spend $60 billion, so that will only leave $20 billion towards debt and deficit. His audience loved it. When are they going to start doing the math and realize how deep that hole is gettingt? Obama: Deal ‘within sight’ Posted by Rachel Weiner&nb ...

I've posted about my dad on here a few weeks ago, how he steals and is a not so great person and nobody wants to be around him or anything cause of the way he is...Well me and my mom were looking through some of my old jewelry from high school. Not really worth much of anything. Well I got out my box with my grandma's class ring and a necklace her brother brought back from world war II for her. The ring was gone and so was the necklace. I have waited since I was ...

That's the headline on the latest Time Magazine cover accompanied by The Donald's picture. I love it!!!! ...

This sounds so whiny, but I work alone at home all day, my husband is a workaholic so he is not around much, and I don't have close friends that I can just call up to chat with. I am finding myself doing unhealthy things like eating too much and drinking too much to fill up my lonely hours. I feel so weak and I hate myself for not being strong enough to pull myself out of this hole that I have let myself slide into. I probably need some counseling but my insurance wo ...

everyday these issues bother me: Abusers, neglect, perverts, laziness, gluttony, selfishness, liers, rudeness, bitchiness, uncaring. Cannot read headlines, what people do to their kids and pets. I wish for elimination of sickos. I have trouble sitting here working all day knowing what goes on. Haven't watched the news for months. I feel like I'm fading away. ...

I think they should look into it. They make some good points. Why should all of us pay while one state will be exempt? GOP AGs may sue over health bill Alex Isenstadt Alex Isenstadt – Thu Dec 24, 5:57 am ET On the eve of an historic Senate health care reform vote, more than half of the Republican state attorneys general have organized to provide a legal analysis of the constitutionality of a controversial provision in the Senate bill and to explore potent ...

I have been dating my BF for about a month and a half. He's stayed at my place a few times. This weekend for the first time I stayed at his place and it was a disaster! He has dogs, I knew this. He always has fur on his clothes... I am not a big fan of pets, especially untrained, bad pets and his dogs jumped all over me, were all over the furniture, begged for food, BUT when we went to sleep, THEY GOT IN BED WITH US! IN BETWEEN US! He knew I wa ...

Where was all the screaming by him and other republicans when it came to spending billions and billions on a fake war and then tons of billions more to 'rebuild' what WE broke? If memory serves, they were chomping at the bit to spend THESE $$ (with democrat's help) but now their fiscal conscience has somehow taken hold? By their playbook war is a GREAT use of your taxdollar, but spending $$ on infrastructure and the PEOPLE of this contry are not. And if progressives think ...

and will find a way to quit but claim victory. I have to agree with him. ...

The White House is encouraging Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) to cut a deal with Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), which would mean eliminating the proposed Medicare expansion in the health reform bill, according to an official close to the negotiations. But Reid is described as so frustrated with Lieberman that he is not ready to sacrifice a key element of the health care bill, and first wants to see the Congressional Budget Office cost analysis of the Medicare buy-in. The analysis i ...

THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 31, 2011 BIPARTISAN DEBT DEAL: A WIN FOR THE ECONOMY AND BUDGET DISCIPLINE The debt deal announced today is a victory for bipartisan compromise, for the economy and for the American people. The agreement: · Removes the cloud of uncertainty over our economy at this critical time, by ensuring that no one will be able to use the threat of the nation’s first default now, or in only a f ...

How would you deal with a neighbor in a townhouse semidetached type neighborhood who has no regard for anyone at all and they just take over everything. They burn a firepit every night with skids which they shouldnt be and smoke goes in everyones house and ashes all over the cars. They used to have their dog out in other yards and the kids just everywhere doing whatever. They live like they own everything around them. We did put up a fence and that helped some of this but ...

This boat's sinking fast. My teen is completely rude and disrespectful to me, my husband, and anyone else who dares to enforce rules. Consequences mean nothing to him. Cut off his cell phone, he'll just use his buddy's. Take away his bike, he'll walk. Ground him, he'll laugh in our faces and take off with his buddies anyway. The parenting books don't cover anything close to behavior like this. Our friends' children don& ...

To all the libs dancing with glee from the post below this, better check both sides of the issue before you continue on. ...

Father-in-law moved into our tiny house after he retired. I feel like I want to run away. I feel guilty for feeling this way. ...

Devil (Iran) is good for the U.S.? I keep thinking I must be missing something if so many Democrats could vote for it and say it's a good deal. I just don't get it. Please, someone explain, and I am totally serious. ...

You know that old saying that every time you pluck a gray hair, 2 more grow in? Well, now that I've passed 40, I have the pleasure of chin hair - something I never had before. Good grief. Black ones too. Not those really fine white hairs. And I swear - for every one I pluck, 5 more grow in. My MIL says she shaves every day. My SIL and I pluck. However, I worked with a girl who used to work for a derm doc and she swears that laser tre ...

EARTH TO BUSH DEFENDERS!! Apparently people have incredibly short memories. When the BUSH/CHENEY war machine 'walked in the door' they did so with BLUEPRINTS of how they start wars that most definitely were manufactured - and they used this to enable them to dismantle the CONSTITUTION. We won't even get started on what they did to enviromental issues, the economy etc., and the energy policy... Clinton was no saint. But we stopped breathing easy th ...

1. There was only one "presidential" personality on the stage last night. 2. I became convinced that Romney is the one who can work across the aisle and get things done. 3. Obama continued to refuse to own up to any of his obvious economic and foreign policy blunders. Instead he was arrogant and snarky. 4. The keys to an effective foreign policy are exactly what Romney identified: a strong economy and a strong military. 5. All that Obama could offer ...

When you scrape the "take-from-the-rich" shine off of Sanders, you find exactly what most of us had already known he was - just another back-room cigar-smoking deal-cutting silver-plate scratch-my-back politician. Obviously, he meant none of the things he said about Clinton during the primaries. "She's better than Trump" isn't a reason for his endorsement. At best, it's an excuse and at worst it signals that - as Obama did with Clinton in 2008 - a deal was made. Hope ...

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