Saturday, March 24, 2018
Paul Ryan needs to GO.....!!!
Rand Paul: Paul Ryan's Omnibus Bill Funds Border Security in JORDAN and TUNISIA
Friday, March 23, 2018
Thursday, March 22, 2018
Nothing but a POS.....!
Leaves schools wide open just to grab national attention & be against President Trump. What a whack job! & New Yorkers voted him back in. They get what they chose
NYPD officers will no longer be assigned to any of the city's 1,700 schools.
READ ON
Mayor Removes Armed Police From All New York City Public Schools - Blue Lives Matter
READ ON
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Friday, March 16, 2018
Cause they're so much more important than us Peons
Anti-Gun Senator Surrounded by Armed Protection
March 15, 2018
March 15, 2018
A national school walk-out was held today by students protesting gun violence across the country, and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders joined students in DC marching on the U.S. capitol.
So did his armed guards.
In multiple locations, students hit the streets and parking lots in their respective school districts to “walk out’” in solidarity with the Parkland students who are calling for more gun control after their school attacked by a deranged gunman. 17 students died in the attack. The former presidential candidate was part of a group of progressive congressmen addressing the Washington, DC march.
So did his armed guards.
In multiple locations, students hit the streets and parking lots in their respective school districts to “walk out’” in solidarity with the Parkland students who are calling for more gun control after their school attacked by a deranged gunman. 17 students died in the attack. The former presidential candidate was part of a group of progressive congressmen addressing the Washington, DC march.
Sanders began a live stream of his speech on his Facebook page, which featured him wading through the crowd of cheering students and shaking hands. As Sanders traveled through the gun-control crowd, at least three heavily armed Capitol police officers could be seen protecting him and clearing a way for the Senator through the students. Multiple times in the live feed, the police can be heard asking the students to step back and move away from Sanders.
Read more at MSN
who organizes the student walkouts ? ? ?
The media hype on these walkouts and marches lead you (want you) to believe they are organized by the students themselves. Read any one or all of the articles below to learn differently.
Women's March organizers are planning a national student ...
Feb 18, 2018 · Students who survived the shooting in Florida are speaking out in hopes that no more schools face a similar tragedy, and they're planning to protest in Washington, D.C. on March 24 at an event organized by March For Our Lives. Another national walkout is slated for April 20, the nineteenth anniversary of the Columbine shooting in Colorado.
Democrat Party is Back Organizing “Grassroots” Gun-Grabber ...
Feb 19, 2018 · Democrat Party is Back Organizing “Grassroots” Gun-Grabber Marches and Walkouts All over the Country Among Lefty Student and Teacher Activists, with ..
How we organized the walkout | SocialistWorker.org
Mar 17, 2010 · How we organized the walkout. ... in the organizing. These newer teachers ... in common with all his classmates, and there was one student who ...
This one below in particular, fifth grade students...10 to 12 years old, does anyone REALLY think these kids are organizing a gun protest walkout on their own.....?
These Elementary School Kids Leading Walkouts Will Give ...
Fifth grade students organized a protest at a Virginia elementary school. ... These Elementary School Kids Leading Walkouts Will Give You Hope For The Future.
The charter school teacher who is organizing student ...
The charter school teacher who is organizing student walkouts in the ... Videos portray charter school students encouraging walkouts ... Frassetto said all the ...
All About These Student Walkouts! - The Ruckus Society
All About These Student Walkouts! ... If your school or organization is looking for a training or action support hit us at www.ruckus.org ...
One student is where he SHOULD be and he's the one that gets punished
Ohio student suspended for staying in class during walkouts Associated Press
Nicole Rivera, 14, a freshman at Arlington High School, center, rallies with other students in front of the Massachusetts State House in Boston to demand action on gun violence as part of a nationwide school walkout on March 14, 2018.
HILLIARD, Ohio — An Ohio high school student says he tried to remain nonpolitical during school walkouts over gun violence and was suspended for a day because he stayed in a classroom instead of joining protests or the alternative, a study hall.
Hilliard senior Jacob Shoemaker says school isn't the place for politics, and he wasn't taking sides Wednesday.
The district says it's responsible for students' safety and they can't be unsupervised.
Jacob's citation for not following instructions was shared online by a friend, prompting a flood of messages to his father.
Scott Shoemaker says some people thought his son was suspended for walking out, and angry comments accumulated, including some that mistook Scott for the principal. He says he also got a couple death threats and had to consider switching phone numbers.
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Thursday, March 15, 2018
Trump Planning 'Phase Two' of Tax Plan to Help Middle Class
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he was working with congressional Republicans on a "phase two" tax-reform plan to help middle-class Americans and corporations, telling Missouri business leaders that "it's going to be something that I think is very special."
"We're going for a phase two, which will help — in addition to [the] middle class — companies," Trump said at a roundtable at the Boeing Co. plant in St. Louis.
He said that Texas Rep. Kevin Brady, the Republican chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, and the Senate were "working on it with me."
"It's going to be something that I think will really be a big incentive to do a lot of things like we're doing right here," Trump said. "A tremendous incentive for the workers."
Touring the Boeing plant with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, President Trump touted his economic successes — from Wall Street gains to job increases to lower jobless claims — and slammed Democrats for not supporting the tax bill passed in December.
"Unfortunately, on the original plan, we didn't have one Democrat vote — which is pretty incredible," he said. "Now, they're regretting it.
"But we're going to do a phase two."
A conservative Parkland student’s whirlwind trip to D.C. ended in the Oval Office
He doesn’t fit the mainstream media’s agenda, so he gets very little press. Parkland High School survivor Kyle Kashuv supports gun owners’ rights, and recognizes that the problem of violence in this country is far more complex than simply focusing on guns.
Searching for the middle ground, Kyle Kashuv, 16, met five senators, House Speaker Paul Ryan and President Trump.
BREAKING: Trump Drops The Hammer On Russia

- Source: TTN
- by: TTN

This comes as the Trump administration accuses Russia of trying to penetrate the United States Energy Grid. So much for that whole, "Trump is Putin's president" thing.
From USA Today:
READ MORE"The Trump administration on Thursday sanctioned a number of Russian entities for a wide range of behavior that U.S. officials say has sought to disrupt Western governments — including the attempts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. Among the five entities sanctioned by the Treasury Department Thursday is the Internet Research Agency, which was indicted by a grand jury last month as part of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible Trump campaign collusion with Russian efforts. Officials say it's a propaganda outfit that used fake identities to pose as Americans on social media, in order to sew divisiveness during the campaign.Also cited in the sanctions: the NotPetya cyber-attack, which affected hospitals and disrupted shipping and was been attributed to the Russian military in February. The sanctions freeze any assets of the Russian agents held in U.S. dollars, and block U.S. citizens from engaging in business with them.It's the first round of sanctions announced by the United States since Congress passed a Russia sanctions bill last year — a bill President Trump signed only reluctantly in the face of a veto-proof congressional majority. Officials said the sanctions had been in the works for weeks, but the timing comes just as the United States condemned Russia for its use of nerve agent to poison a double agent in the United Kingdom, signing on to a joint statement as a sign of solidarity with European allies."
When the students don't know what they're talking about
Donald Trumps workplace is NOT gun free....Only to visitors. There are plenty of guns in the White House, and would be the same if schools had armed guards of some description
R****l P**n is
feeling thoughtful.
My son asked if he could walk out in protest today...here's how the conversation went...
Son: is it ok if I protest on Wednesday?
Me: protest what? Why would you do that?
Son: protests initiate change; they bring awareness to the issue
Me: yes, like what...
Son: like civil rights; people had to protest for the right to vote, etc (he went on)
Me: that's true! Protests can be a great catalyst. So what are you protesting?
Son: gun laws
Me: and what are the current gun laws?
Son: I don't know, but they need to change
Me: how do you know that if you don't know what they are? Who makes the gun laws? Whose attention are you trying to get? State, federal, local...?
Son: I don't know
Me: then no, you may not protest in ignorance. You don't protest something just bc everyone else is doing it. What is happening in our schools is wrong, and scary, and sad, and yes, some things need to change. But you must educate yourself before you can be an agent of change.
...I'm all about protesting for change, for justice, and being passionate about a cause; I'm not about blindly following the crowd in ignorance...
Son: is it ok if I protest on Wednesday?
Me: protest what? Why would you do that?
Son: protests initiate change; they bring awareness to the issue
Me: yes, like what...
Son: like civil rights; people had to protest for the right to vote, etc (he went on)
Me: that's true! Protests can be a great catalyst. So what are you protesting?
Son: gun laws
Me: and what are the current gun laws?
Son: I don't know, but they need to change
Me: how do you know that if you don't know what they are? Who makes the gun laws? Whose attention are you trying to get? State, federal, local...?
Son: I don't know
Me: then no, you may not protest in ignorance. You don't protest something just bc everyone else is doing it. What is happening in our schools is wrong, and scary, and sad, and yes, some things need to change. But you must educate yourself before you can be an agent of change.
...I'm all about protesting for change, for justice, and being passionate about a cause; I'm not about blindly following the crowd in ignorance...
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