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How is that Mueller investigation coming along? Just a waste of tax payers money. If there was something they would already found it. DNC was in charge for 8 years, now sit back and give the GOP a chance.

Uh, I believe the GOP now has full charge; you're right, it's definitely a mess!

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That's partly true, but non-citizens don't get all the rights (e.g., right to vote) and immigration is part of immigration law not part of the Constitution.

The U.S. Constitution applies to anybody on U.S. soil, and that means anybody, legal, or not. Hence the reason the U.S. uses Guantanamo, and other international black sites, for non-constitutional activities, as those are not U.S. soil.

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He already did, and it went nowhere.

Before Hillary and the left tries to question the legitimacy of the election, Bernie should question the legitimacy of the primaries and the neutrality of the DNC.

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Perhaps a bit of background is in order to establish the context for Boots message of contempt. On May 14,2014 | 05:59PM under his former moniker “ehrhornp” - - which he later found it useful to discard - - he wrote: “No, I was never dumb enough to enlist in the military. I do not believe in selling my soul for a few dollars. And since when has the US military actually defended America? I think their record is pretty bad. I just refer you to the two dates that America was attacked and guess what? The military wasn't around. Do you know what those dates were? “ And so on May 14,2014 | 07:04PM he will no doubt recall Yours Truly responded: “ Thank you for sealing your fate. This indelible stain you have put upon yourself will be brought to reader attention on a recurring basis .... ad infinitem. “

Such an effective way to generate peace. Trying to show who is the biggest jerk around. Pretty pathetic. Come on America stop playing war games off the Korean coast.

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30 yrs ago it was a 2 lane highway from Golden to Boulder. Add in the near constant wind = not fun to drive on. They need a light at Leyden.(80th ?) That's an accident waiting to happen.

Such a dangerous road!

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We need to offer him a full professorship at UH!

Really dumb! And this guy is a professor?

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Regarding: "I've been some places in Cajun country where men carried firearms to church." - Never know when or where a varmint will leap out.

I've been some places in Cajun country where men carried firearms to church. Not sure I like the concept, but the sermons were better than average. I guess if you get winged by an usher now and then, you try to prepare a better talk. Hmmm.....

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Plus assign a single strong password for each account you have, including email, internet banking, comment sessions in websites, etc...etc...I use the Blackberry Password Keeper on Android* and I currently have 150+ different credentials. *There are other password managers out there, but I've been using this one for years and it is free on BB. Just make sure you backup your device data securely, so you can restore your data in case you loose your device.

1. Keep a close eye on your credit card transactions and bank statements. 2. Clear your cache (before) and exit your browser (after) ALL transactions on the Web. 3. Keep your computer patched and security software current. 4. Never open emails from untrusted sources, but if you must, do not open attachments or click on links. 5. Steer clear of handy phone apps that require banking or credit card information. 6. Never use public computers or networks for secure transactions. 7. Don't give out personal information unless you are absolutely certain of the integrity of the requestor. 8. Use strong passwords and change them once in a while.

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You are correct. Most of the words of the Courts and Military are of French extraction because the Norman conquerors ruled them. The animals in the fields tended by the Anglo Saxon serfs still have Anglo-Saxon names cow, sheep, pig etc but the choice food on the table that the Normans saw have French names, beef, steak, mouton, porc , fillet, etc . The poorer cuts still have the English names. French was the official language of the Courts, the Administration, the Royal Court, the land , the church (with Latin) until a Coronation in the 13th Century when for the first time in 200 years the language used was English. English survived not because of language police but because the people wanted it to and they weren't afraid to incorporate large amounts of the French, Swedish, Danish, German, Latin, into it. Even words from India.

English has borrowed heavily from French and England was once under French rule and we adapted and absorbed to betterment.

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Yes, it will. The average homeowner only save about $600 with the mortgage interest deduction. And at the 5% CO tax rate, they would have to have a $240,000 household income to save more by deducting the state tax.

Do you think eliminating taxes from the current first $12,000 up to $24,000 (for married filers) will save most middle income families "a ton" over the current mortgage interest and SALT deductions?

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Yet...here you are?

The main purveyors of fake news are the main stream outlets like WaPo, CNN and the NYT.

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Thanks for making my point. If the Americas human population derived from migrants coming from the North to South then obviously Sealth and all local Indian tribes are direct forbearers of the tribes to the South. Hence they are "coming home" to the land of their greater grandfathers. There is also evidence that migrants arrived by sea or even air from Polynesia or elsewhere in the globe but this is all prehistorical and only speculation based on giant patterns created on the ground only visible from the sky, and similarities in pyramid design and layout, and engineering feats such as precisely cut & fitted huge blocks of stone that we cannot duplicate even with modern equipment and technology. But again, the historical evidence is absent, other than Incan admissions that the huge stoneworks were not done by them, but by those who came before them. But in matters of property ownership Sealth was right when he asked the whites how one can own land, any more than they can own the air.

Most scientists say the first Americans came from Siberian ancestors who lived on an ancient land bridge, now submerged, that connected Asia to Alaska across the Bering Strait. They are thought to have entered the Americas sometime after 17,000 years ago from that land mass, called Beringia. If anyone has a claim to all of America, north and south, it would be Russians and Chinese. They are the only ones that are truly 'at home' here, according to your ideas.

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If the Sacraments are man-made and ours to tinker with, then they are not only not worthwhile; they are blasphemies.

The solution to this problem of clerical patriarchy isn't to stop ordaining men. The solution is to start ordaining women.

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I just hope the investigators are sincere and not fall prey to that white wealth that has taken down many a good men.

I read it too. A thorough investigation on Rupert's deals and partners is required at the earliest.

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In certain circumstances, sure I can understand that. But in a case like this one where it's fairly open and shut and there is zero doubt that he did this, it seems appropriate.

Unfortunately, the government and our justice system (juries comprised of idiots) is not to be trusted to determine who should live and die. Been there, done that (e.g. Salem witch trials).

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NP5491, much more Woohoo! from me!

CR> More ridiculous spin from you!!!!

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NIMBY come from those who move in after something exist. The complainer clearly lived thire first.

Appears to be a classic case of Bear Valley NIMBYism. Gee, i thought this was ALASKA! Where you could do any darn thing you wanted, to heck with any rules. Don't need no stinkin gubberment introoshin.

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Cite your source

Better read up on the long-term plan. HH will restore the park for a year or so, then convert that lot into another condo. There won't be much public spaces in that area and crowding may become an issue.

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More empty threats from Trump will not change North Korea's behavior one bit.

Mind our own business ? North Korea is threatening to launch a nuke at us . That kind of makes it our business---unless you aren't on America's side.

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So then why did Dylann Roof commit his crime? Same reason?

People like this idiot have been empowered by unknown factors in today's USA. I wonder what it is?

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Yest some socialism works quite well in Europe, Canada, and **gasp** the USA. Social Democracy works well. Pure socialism under a dictator, not so much.

Exactly. Did you notice how this news story conveniently left out Trump's powerful quote about Venezuela and socialism? "The problem in Venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been faithfully implemented. From the Soviet Union to Cuba to Venezuela, wherever socialism or communism has been adopted it has delivered anguish and devastation and failure." The Dems and the liberal media championed socialism's rise in Venezuela, but now that it has imploded they run like blinded cockroaches at it's mere mention.

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Hi Rich, was that a tongue-in-cheek comment? IMO a core downtown could include a mini-garden (like a mini-UW-arboretum), maybe even a little embedded Japanese garden like the UW arboretum. It just takes a little vision and some consultation with a Master Gardener to make it a very interesting place to visit.

This is great! There have been many times, when a unique Shrub has stopped me in my tracks, for sure!

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Vell, yes, did call Adam Gotsis a dud, a human turnstile, and expected next to nothing from the wonder of Baja Wyoming. However, Gotsis has proved me wrong. He played an outstanding game against the Los Angeles Chargers and he became part of a defensive blanket that covered Ezekiel Elliott, a supposed great runner, and Dak Prescott, another supposed star for the woefully overrated Dallas Cowboys. Yes, yes, Gotsis is doing well. Here's hoping the Broncos play every game just like they outplayed Dallas. Good job, Adam. Keep up the exceptional play. Oh, yes, Yeeha!

Cheers to those calling Gotsis a bust, bunch of lames. “I think it’s an attitude. To stop the run, it’s an attitude,” And lots of size and weight, Broncos actively shopped for it, looking good so far. “We’re fitting the run game differently,” Joseph said. That's obvious. I'm really keeping an eye on what Woods is doing, he obviously had Dallas confused as hell. Young coach who knows the system with young, new ideas, this D could be tops if they stay healthy.

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Oh, yes. Very much so. With standard cars, the heater pulls waste heat from the engine; no impact at all on range. Air-conditioning runs off a crankshaft pulley; there is some parasitic drag but not much. A/C on an electric would have to be powered by a separate electric motor to drive the compressor, and given how much electricity household units hoover up, I can imagine the effect in a battery-powered car.

Not surprising at all. It would reveal heating or Air Conditioning hits range in winter and summer.

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No, he advocates only what the Catechism says. “Apparently even calling for what the Catechism calls for with respect to LGBT people—‘respect, compassion and sensitivity’—is too much." --Fr. Martin, in Commonweal article.

Zuhlsdorf Isn't wrong. Father Martin is way outside the Church's teachings on homosexuality. Do we really want him influencing priestly formation? I certainly don't.

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Actually, my brother's clinic is in Goldsboro N.C., and he's long been an advocate for the increased use of "physician's assistant" programs, further reducing resolution times for the majority of UC visitors. Increasing overall load on our health system naturally will result in more time spent obtaining care, but innovative alternatives can help mitigate those waits. Also, an "ER" typically would not be the primary provider of health care for those individuals with a case file seeking ongoing intervention, unless a threatening condition arises. I believe that the ACA has mandated the availability of online medical records for use by appropriate medical personnel, although I have no idea of it's implementation timeline. All that said, the insufficient amount of replacement doctors throughout our nation is another significant stumbling block just ahead.

If you are talking about the one that has a clinic near the zoo, Hawaii Kai and Kahala mall, used to go there but the total wait times were getting almost as bad as a hospital ER. As RooftopGarden pointed out you don't just count the initial wait time but have to include wait times in an exam room for initial assessment, doctor exam, followup, etc. Total time adds up in the hours. No one who visits this type of clinic is that acute as either the person is unconscious or in so much pain they will go directly to the ER. Agree all the docs are top notch & have experience, however with this type of clinic you cannot choose the same doc who has seen you previously & that can cause a lot of wasted time & effort vs. seeing the same doctor who is most familiar with your case. There are UCC clinics that service the less affluent, including using UH med school students & residents but think has been greatly curtailed when a medical error by a resident caused a death at Wahiawa hospital

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Typical liberal overreaction...

Trump threatens to murder 25 million people in North Korea, including millions of innocent civilians. That's how you take care of business, huh? Nice job Trump voters. The idiot-in-chief strikes again!

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who said PQ is onboard with any of that?

The fastest way to kill a language would be to keep it static. Congrats to PQ for finally accepting this. English is great in large part because we steal unabashedly from other languages.

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Does that mean you are one of one of the hordes?

I always look to you as the model for not "attacking people online." Now give me the jack-o-lantern face.

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hi Mark - that is a good suggestion however the reality is that the majority of immigrants are far better educated that non-immigrant Canadians. Where i work - everyone has at least an M.Scc and most of them a Ph.D. and there is absolutely NO training for the jobs. The thing is, to take some one from "not qualified" to "fully qualified" would be 5 or 6 years. Foreign trained individuals can, in many cases, jump right in - i.e., they do not need the 5 or 6 years of training because they have had it elsewhere. The Canadian worker, however, has never had that "training" and so simply cannot compete. If the available jobs could be filled by "existing Canadians" they would be. The problem is that the "existing Canadians" simply lack the 5-6 years of required training. And yes i, too, think it sucks. But that is the way it is.

What this article forgets to mention is that Canada has immigration numbers at a record 300,000 a year. Any negative effects of job loses can be counteracted by reducing immigration leaving increased wages but no increase in unemployment.

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skinut> What do you not understand???? What makes you think he is insecure and need validation from who???? You have nothing to substantiate your claims that are in your post. Only loose words put together to sound like you know something that we don't know???? Get me a break!!!! Go to the head of the class if you can prove all that you so profoundly boast about. You are stuck in the mire of fake news, too bad for you!!!!

What's totally ridiculous is trump's constant, insecure need for validation. His bombastic bluster and insistence that only he can do certain things is well-documented and substantiates what I'm talking about. And since you want to talk about LIES, trump is the only potus who requires regular fact-checking because of the many whoppers he has told! Sad!

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That's great - how do you plan to get Equifax to do this though?

1. Keep a close eye on your credit card transactions and bank statements. 2. Clear your cache (before) and exit your browser (after) ALL transactions on the Web. 3. Keep your computer patched and security software current. 4. Never open emails from untrusted sources, but if you must, do not open attachments or click on links. 5. Steer clear of handy phone apps that require banking or credit card information. 6. Never use public computers or networks for secure transactions. 7. Don't give out personal information unless you are absolutely certain of the integrity of the requestor. 8. Use strong passwords and change them once in a while.

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Agree about Desmond...Right now, I don't feel good with him anywhere in the lineup...as bad as this sounds, I'd prefer Story instead. Thast's saying something lol. Black seems to be managing alot differently since the rosters expanded and not in a good way...he seems to be over managing instead of letting guys do their job. Perfect example was last Sunday...pulling Neschek with 2 outs...why?

With only 12 games left, I hope they're all treated as "almost must wins". This applies to both pitching and batting. For example, I didn't see Sunday's game, but I noticed that after the lead run was scored in the top of the 9th, the Rockies had Lucroy, Desmond and Charlie at the plate. Was there any way to avoid Desmond in the middle of that? Maybe that late in the game there wasn't, but this needs to be avoided. Same with pitching. If a starter is rocking it, keep him in there. If trouble develops in the 1st or 2nd, pull the starter. If more than 3 runs score, the stats don't lie about what happens next. Test drive one of the bullpen starters. The Brewers have gained 1.5 games on the Rockies in the last 2 days. With only 2 games separating them, it's trending in the wrong direction, and nobody wants this to come down to the last game.

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The North Korean "people" really don't have much say now, do they? But yes...when we have a draft dodging, chickenhawk, wanna-be tough guy saber rattling and gambling with the lives of our military men and women...transgender, straight, or whatever...it doesn't help the situation...

Was there any discussion about replacing the US leadership,that is Harrassing N. Korea? Or how about Hawaiis Congress members push for diplomacy in UN speeches by the AMERICAN Ambassador and President instead of cock-eyed aggression? Or remove US threatening missiles from S. Korea, etc. I am weary of stupidity. I really can't imagine that the Korean people want another war.

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you lumping "illegal" immigrants with legal ones? "sigh" Liberal Democrat. Antifa!

Stick to the facts Hillary is not the President it's Trump so blame him. Why doesn't Trump deport the shooter instead of the respectable hard working immigrants. Man, when you folks are caught in a bind Hillary's name comes out all the time to distract from the real issues. No med care, Hillary is blocking the votes. No wall, Hillary was having coffee on the border. No DACA, Hillary was on vacation with her family. No tax reform, Bill was playing golf. I'll let Bill have that one.

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Because all renewable power comes from IPPs, independent power suppliers, not (yet) captured by political cronies and the Zuptas.

But there is so little money to steal from the renewable energy sector ;)

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I think we're still on course alwayspuzzled_St. Peter's (His) "original name was Simon, but Jesus gave him the nickname Cephas [Aramaic, = rock], which was translated into Greek as Petros [Gr. petra = rock]." (From the Columbia Encyclopedia)

Evidently, the smaller, holier Church is going to be built on hate, which is probably not the rock that Jesus had in mind.

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He has better hair than Trump.

He is very much like trump. Comes from a wealthy family but claims to connect with the middle class, is not qualified for the position he holds, has had everything given to him, is a populist and hides the sources of his income.

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Unfortunately this conversation happened about six years ago so I can't give any references. However I will say that on the strength of what he told me I moved the phone base station out of my bedroom at home and changed my WiFi to the system that uses your house electric system as a wired network! And just doing some basic research earlier today I see there's a lot of renewed concern about cell phones - I'll leave you to do your own. Google it.

Steve, by what specific scientific evaluation was a brain tumour determined to be the result of a phone handset by the bed?

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....include the E-bikes.

I vote for cyclists must have a bike LICENCE to use the road and insurance; using the road is a privilege. So when an officer stops you you MUST produce your insurance papers similar to a car owner and have a plate on your bike. Cell phone users in cars are scary when I notice I move to another lane or use another way to get were I'm going. Not taking the chance.

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Sometimes I wonder if there should be some basic qualifications to seek political office . Should there not be some standards or can anyone run for positions for which they are totally unqualified. We had this situation in Ottawa where we had a mayor who had zero experience in running or working in the public sector and was a total disaster. Don't get me wrong I have no problem with business people entering politics , in fact I think it is a good thing but before you go for the top job you may want to learn the ropes first. Here we have a real estate developer and reality TV show host in the top political job in the world. No previous experience or track record in government and no background in the area at 70 years of age. So yes to more business people entering politics but get some government/political experience before you go for top job.

There is a larger problem here: twice in the 21st century, the American public has elected two grossly incompetent Presidents: Bush and now Trump. Bush was, basically, a decent guy who was in way over his head, was deeply ignorant, and was led astray by the people around him. Trump is also profoundly ignorant, but he is not a "decent guy;" he is a deeply disturbed and unfit individual. We can be thankful that, on many issues, he seems to be backing down or tempering his actions. But there is no guarantee that will continue. The next time Americans elect a President it could be someone who is much smarter, has a much stronger set of destructive principles and ideology, and who is, as a result, an even greater threat to the world. It's time to acknowledge that the USA is the most dangerous state in the world right now.

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excellent Bill, you are a great case in point here for the author. You believe all of the negatives about Obama because those negatives fit perfectly with your world view. Please do enlighten us about the GOOD things about Trump. Perhaps his 39% approval rating might get a boost if we were made aware of the good things.

Joseph: To answer your last question, the question is yes. You are missing all the negatives about Obama. About how he lied to stay in the office, how he lied to get Obamacare passed, how he obstructed justice. You also refuse to hear the GOOD things about Trump.

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The comparison of Dubya with Eichmann and use of the work Fascism might be overstated, but the trend to a corporate takeover is correct.

Sure, like that other war criminal, Adolf Eichmann, George Dubya Bush was just an ordinary Joe just doing his job. Not! lol In my opinion, the line of succession from Richard Nixon to Donald Trump shows the inevitable slide down the muddy slope of fascism. The character of the various presidents - even Barack Obama's - is quite irrelevant, because the rise of the corporate empire, the shrinking of democracy, dysfunctional governments, the backlash against political correctness, Americans' love of their military, the fear of minorities,persistent racism, growing income disparities, the economic hard times, increasing power of the NRA, endless US wars against new and old enemies everywhere - everything in America these last 50 years has been saying"Fascism is coming to the USA."

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How does that correct the bad behaviour?

How about all of Anchorage going in and helping clean it out, in exchange car parts, items that can be used will be. others wiill be taken to the dump...Im down to help if hundreds of others are...What happen to community, and forget about the fines. that is pure extortion .

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Are you kidding me ? History will record Walker as perhaps our worst governor in state history . Let's count the reasons why : He has no respect in the legislature and can't rally them to accomplish anything , he has blown millions calling special session after special session with poor to no results , he's obsessed with the gas line that we can't afford and doesn't pencil out , he blows state money taking his wife with him on junkets over seas to push the gas line , while crime is rising on his watch he cuts Trooper patrols putting a higher priority on the gas line than public safety , he has turned criminals loose on our streets to save money , he added thousands to free medical insurance lists , he cut everyone's PFD in half---with that action alone costing him re-election . Now he sides with the democrats . Add in Begich running which because of Mallott will split the vote---republicans will easily win. No dreaming needed to see what's coming.

Dream on Richard.

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How about employment levels in manufacturing? Roaring? Hardly. JT & More Dough Morneau aren't helping SME owner operators with these proposals. They aren't helping the SME employees by extension either. But they might get themselves another election victory! :(

It's roaring along on a 'wealth effect' housing bubble in two Canadian cities. That, and a bounce back in Alberta oil patch are doing the roaring and account for practically all the growth in GDP. Check the spike in consumer credit and especially home equity lines of credit in the past six months. This is debt fuelled growth, both consumer and government spending. If the bubble bursts - look out. Trudeau/Morneau praying it lasts two more years.

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A HOA has no more authority than the MOA does. Both have to rely on the court to render a decision.

Which would be dealt with by a HOA. Zoning laws and court most likely just made him stop running the business. Area is zoned Residential not Commercial or Industrial which would allow a salvage business to operate. If he is no longer operating a business this is simply an asthetics issue on private property. We should all be nervous if Government of any sort decides it can enter your personal property and seize your personal property at will. One man's junk is another mans treasure. Is he dumping oil or hazardous materials? Call DEC another resource for environmental subject matter.

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You're dreaming. There is no possible way that a tax and spend Liberal government would reduce tax rates.

I can agree with what you are saying. But lets do all of the tax loop holes. Treat all income the same for tax purposes I say. All of it. Trusts capital gains etc. If all tax was collected you would see the income tax rate plummet.

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fivethirtyeight.com's aggregate Trump approval ratings as of today: disapprove: 53.6% approve: 39.1% Similar aggregation of "polls that ask people which party they would support in a congressional election": Democrats: 45.6% Republicans: 36.4% https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/trump-approval-ratings/?ex_cid=rrpromo

Trump's approval ratings soar into the low 50's while GOP/Democrat congressional approval still sits below 10%. Trump is the master, 7 more years.

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Your initial claim has been proved to be laughingly false, so now it's deflection time. You were wrong, own it like a man.

and trump has said multiple times that he has nothing to do with russia, meanwhile he's signed a letter of intent to build trump tower moscow. it just needs patin's signature to move forward. Obama didn't listen to cutler as well as he should have to get the phraseology correct. It was not an intentional lie like we get from trump multiple times a day.

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You think that the UN has any real say in anything?

I dunno, having a say over who we declare war against, who we sanction, etc. seems in our interests no? You rather let other countries decide this stuff??? Obviously all else being equal it's better to have a seat. Has to weighed against cost, but there's no doubt there are advantages to have the seat.

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That is easy for you to say after all you believe everything Hilly says, bet you ran out and got a dozen copies of her book.

Why is it hard to believe anything that she says?

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I have never been able to understand such comments like dragon's. Is it they just don't like women? What does that make them? gay? mass murderer?

I was correct. You are 12 years old. Can you not see how juvenile and inane your comments always are? It's just sad for an adult to think and write like you do.

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So that's either a political motive or a commercial motive. Identity works along the lines I outlined ALWAYS divide in this culture. Always.

Why? Because someone wants to tell the story, and someone else wants to hear it. Shall we also do away with our history of identities as Americans? Our identities as descendants of immigrants, whether English or Irish or German or Italian or Chinese or wherever? Our identities as Christians or Catholics? Why should we let anyone tell us the history of our identity isn't worth preserving?

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Neither. Her vote was for sale and it looks like she got her asking price. It sucked when the Democrats did this and it sucks now. http://www.businessinsider.com/graham-cassidy-health-care-bill-alaska-purchase-lisa-murkowski-vote-2017-9

Murkowski - Either she's putting on a great show or she's the last standing US Senator with a conscience. Go Lisa!

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STFU, bit**.

no hon..McKinely is an excellent academic school. No one cares a jot about their football program or any program out here.

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You had me at "values" ... and then at "Harper's ... " ... " We're lucky to have him and I'm tired of all the whining about him, that's all." . I bet you are... everyone with their hand out is. ... The rest of us are paying for his nannies... because "He didn't need the money". .. P.S. Regarding "elite" - Remind me again, his education ? I know of his "favorite" Afghan restaurant...but his elite education history escapes me.

Well frankly that's a pretty offensive and presumptuous post. But the fact remains that we are privileged to live in a representative democracy. MPs are not the same as the people they represent, and don't carry the same values. They are for the most part, except for Harper's cabinet, university educated professionals. They need to be to conduct the business of government. Your teachers, lawyers, doctors and other professionals are different from "the rest of Canadians." So it turns out we are governed by the elite. And that's the way is should be. If that were not the case we would be tied up in plebiscites, and have crazy reactionary laws that would have the same effect as lynch mobs. No, we are better being governed by people with better critical thinking and analytical skills. And as far as being a Trudeau apologist. So what? I make no apologies about that. Look at what else is out there. Nothing! We're lucky to have him and I'm tired of all the whining about him, that's all.

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Dramatic much? You want to have sick junkies "put down" for stealing power tools from a big box store? I agree that retail workers are overworked and underpaid and shouldn't be expected to prevent theft without proper training or LP. You said in one of your previous 12 posts that corporate retail has been cutting down on LP for a decade. If stores will not pay properly trained employees to guard their merchandise it seems likely that losses will increase. In any case cracking down on "junkies and dealers" will do nothing to address the problem. The spike in local crime is rooted in the contemporaneous local recession, which cannot be locked away or whatever other Draconian fantasy you crank out.

Keep trying to deflect the issue of theft, shoplifting, burglary, breaking and entering, now murder https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/crime-courts/2017/09/17/suspect-shot-robbed-paint-store-owner-within-1-minute-police-say/, and myriad other crimes being committed by the methheads and heroin junkies onto overworked, stressed-out employees desperately trying to keep their jobs in the face of losses totaling over $3000 a day that they are being held accountable for. It's not going to work as the problem is as clear as the elephant standing on your chest and trying to tear your ears off with it's trunk. This isn't about employees who are getting scared and feel threatened at their place of work, stealing a bottle of coke. It IS about the junkies who are stealing everything they can to support their 'Need', and it HAS reached the point of them killing honest, hard-working people to get their next 'fix'. Rabid animals like the above need to be put down.

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DACA kids are DACA adults now. They have had plenty of time to apply for citizenship. Send them back and let them return the legal way. I have no problem with them becoming citizens but putting them ahead of those who are attempting to come legally is just as criminal as them coming in the first place.

Does that include DACA kids?

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When you speak of endangered birds are you referring to the Hawaiian petrel? If so, these rare birds are known to have colonies on Kauai, Lanai, Maui and Hawaii island--NOT here on Oahu--so this argument is moot. As far as insisting that there should be preferential treatment for native Hawaiian wildlife by killing off other animals such as free-roaming cats in order to protect them, this argument flies in the face of many Hawaii residents who staunchly believe Native Hawaiians should NOT receive preferential treatment despite the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy by non-natives. In fact, Native Hawaiians receive disparate treatment in Hawaii's criminal justice system just as African Americans receive disparate treatment in America's criminal justice system, serving longer prison sentences in comparison to other races. So which is it? Should we pick and chose which species are worthy of preservation while sending those whom we deem unworthy as sheep to the slaughter?

IRT Tracey Scott, we have no problem killing rats and mice with poison or glue traps, so why are feral cats that kill other wildlife, including endangered species, given a pass? Is it because they are cuter than rats and mice? It makes no sense to trap and spay/neuter feral cats and release them back into the wilds. That might help control the feral cat population, but it does not stop their killing of birds and other wildlife. Trapped feral cats should be euthanized, if not adopted.

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For me, I greatly appreciate the openness of NCR and its tolerance of a diversity of views. I enjoy engaging with difference in an atmosphere (usually) of mutual respect. This is refreshing compared with many other sites and I learn from it both when I change my mind and when I don't! For the record, The Remnant didn't "run me off" it was just the "moderator" making it clear that my views were unwelcome!

We get a number of conservative Catholics here because they have been run off conservative sites for one reason or another. Eventually they usually acknowledge that they hang better here than anywhere else.

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Im afraid you will be surprised that the majority of Canadian voters will be just fine with this family trust situation. Its complex, takes more than 60 seconds to understand... they can rationalize " well all the Conservatives have these trusts too" The mob loves a monarch. This little brush fire will be out in a week ir two

The truth is starting to show.. The opposition parties need to continue to do their homework and show just how hypocritical Trudeau and Morneau are. We know full well there has to be a catch.. Morneau's Bay street "big wigs" would never tolerate this tax change if it affected them... If they can show the Canadian public how Trudeau and Morneau are not paying there "fair share" this is a done deal and may be the end to both of there careers as Politicians... We can only hope.. come on Conservatives and NDP.. Canada is counting on you..

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To be honest your perception doesn't matter either. Facts matter. I'm not seeing very many of them in this'story'.

"And I have been entirely consistent in my desire not to be perceived as bending or breaking any rules," Mr. Trudeau said. Justin- we all understand how you have a desire not to be perceived, but unfortunately, our perception and not your desire about our perception is what matters. And moreover, "Obviously, we follow all the rules and I am assured that the folks who are managing my personal finances are following all the rules." How would he know either of these two things he is asserting as truths if he has in fact devolved all of the asset administration into a blind trust situation. Maybe blind, but not deaf regarding the administration of his assets? Liberal- thy name is hypocrisy.

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The only thing that really never changes is that tired argument.

Once again, until ownership changes, nothing will change.

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Harper had a death grip on information flow! What we do know is that when he left power he had a net worth of $5.5 million. Now, he either inherited that in which case how is he any different from Trudeau and Morneau, or he came buy it from work. How would the ail room or Canadian Taxpayers Foundation get him that much money. Note too that Harper's net worth is almost FIVE TIMES Trudeau's inheritance.

Very true, in all the years there was never a sniff of Mr Harper or his family ever improperly profiting financially from the job, but I'm not sure I ever heard a journalist even mention that. Canadians don't seem to care about Liberal financial shadiness: Mr Trudeau, instead of donating his time to charities, charged them for speeches and had to apologize (kind of) when it later became public yet Canadians didn't bat an eyelash and gave him a solid majority. And Mr Trudeau remains as popular as ever, very rare for a leader in the middle of a mandate.

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Harper's father was an oil company executive, Steve did not grow up poor. Please explain how Harper amassed $5.5 million from working in the Imperial Oil mailroom and at the Canadian Taxpayers Foundation! If he made his money working for tax sheltered think tanks, what does that say about his ethics and the legality of how those outfits worked?

1st BS on Harpers wealth, he is an East York boy who made it on his own period, yes no trust fund. 2nd thanks for the left wing clips. 3rd you must work for the government, your post stinks of entitlement 4) Harper didnt to get to office nor did he break his promises. 5! 10 years Harper, through the worst economic recession since the Great Depression. Outcome, you kept your house and all your entitlements. Now go file a grievance!!!!

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Mr. Kimmel's extremely limited understanding of healthcare issues are not a concept that anyone with the ability to reason would give a second thought. . It is good for you though to take Mr. Kimmel's view points seriously but please try to understand that Mr. Kimmel has zero knowledge of the issues and is only playing a game of emotions with a poorly informed audience.

An alien concept to you, apparently, as well.

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Regarding: "To the extent VII "rejects", attempts to qualify, "update", or otherwise "amend" perennial, dogmatic Church teaching, the faithful must reject it" - In which case, there is nothing to reject.

To the extent VII "rejects", attempts to qualify, "update", or otherwise "amend" perennial, dogmatic Church teaching, the faithful must reject it

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If they do start moving at a reasonably fast pace, then I will believe it is being taken seriously.

Hopefully. Things will nów start moving seriously

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State is trying to take the long view, remembering that the Shah of Iran was going to be the stabilizing force in the M East, before the Sunni boss took the country over. A little known fact is that at time during the war, the US was actually allied with Mao over the Nationalists on the theory Mao was better disposed to fight the Japanese. The invasion of the home islands of Japan was going to come, in the theory, from mainland China. Wiser heads prevailed and Mao a year or so later attacked the US in Korea, where Macarthur beat the Chinese troops all the way back to the Yalu river and Truman would not let Mac drop the A bomb.

I agree and am well aware of your comment, but the "night drop" was not widely reported. Also, when a country is supporting terror one could argue we should keep all possible assets frozen. In fact, you could even stipulate something as simple as having the Imans and the President of Iran not proclaim "death to America" and to stop teaching children in grade school to kill infidels. Think about the terror propagated with the dollars (in cash) that they received. Cash also isn't traceable; how convenient. Valerie Jarret, who was born in Iran, was probably the driving force, along with the total support of the former President. Even if Iran keeps their promises on nuclear development, after 10 years they can develop weapons. Plus we can't send in our own inspectors to military facilities. So do you trust Iran? Did you trust Bill Clinton when he gave N Korea money in exchange for their promise to not develop nuclear weapons? I assume you've listened to his speeches. How did that wok out?

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It's time to dump this corrupt administration.

It's time to reign in this rogue inquisitor.

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For over 25 yrs. I taught in Catholic schools, mostly in Theology, so I am well aware of the required oath taken by teachers. However, you still have not provided any proof that Ms. Weiss was teaching (in her Literature classes for 11 yrs.) anything contrary to authentic Catholic doctrine or teaching. Since you were not at ND to hear Ms. Weiss lecture I am sure you must have sat in her classes. Right?

Nope, never been to Notre Dame U. The Oath of Fidelity is taken at Franciscan U by teachers in Philosophy and Theology - though I believe that teaching Literature is also "directly connected with teaching Catholic doctrine on faith and morals" too. At least by "authentic Catholic scholars" as you claim Ms. Weiss to be. Basically though, my contention is simpler, why would a parent pay (and it's not cheap) for Franciscan U expecting an orthodox, Catholic education and the student receive something other?

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I use the exact same line and equipment when float fishing and when fly fishing. I am not sure what you mean by that.

This one area is fly fishermen and float fishing. I think, in hindsight, 60% of the line is float fishermen. Their line is different than fly fishermen. And where they fish, there is rocks and current so if their line catches and then breaks, it will float away. Overall, fly fishermen (as a group) seem to be more respectful of the environment than other groups. I never see discarded beer cans and trash in their areas. But we in my family fish, catch and release, and we pack out any and everything we bring in. Always have and always will.

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Lol. You liked/upvoted your own post? "Their debt loads are tiny compared to most other educational degrees". Say again? It takes anywhere from 7-10 years of paid tuition fees to get a MD degree and then at least 2-7 years after this of underpaid internship indentured servitude to obtain a license to practice medicine. And medical school tuition fees are deregulated everywhere outside Quebec and costed upwards of $18,000 dollars annually when I attended over a decade ago and I'm sure have continued to rise.

Doctors are some of the richest individuals in Canadian society. They are essentially unionized government employees because it is almost impossible for foreign trained doctors to get a foothold, even in desperate rural regions with nary a family doctor in sight. I don't feel bad for them paying their fair share. Medical school is heavily subsidized in Canada. Their debt loads are tiny compared to most other educational degrees. And they have terrific work-life balance, can commit malpractice without consequences because their lobby groups fund expensive lawyers to reduce payouts to injured patients. It's a sweet life. If they don't like it, they can try their luck in America or another true free market and see how fun it is.

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Progressive111: I think that a drop in public trust where indigenous interests are concerned is the least of their worries. The Lib government is doing a fine job of ignoring and flubbing all kinds of policy promises and issues. My bigger concern here is how much damage they might do with all the nation-to-nation virtue signalling, particularly where they appear to be unrealistically raising the hopes among aboriginal communities for a new governance structure that would likely require constitutional reform. Good luck with that.

"In opposition, Justin Trudeau condemned the Harper gang for refusing to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples" . "Now, his government refuses to implement it" . "Why the Liberals risk a drop in public trust" - Lawrence Martin - Globe and Mail - Sept 21, 2016

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1) Most bishops at Vatican I wanted to get outta town as fast as they could. They were caught in the middle of a War that was about to descend on them [Rome] in a few hours. Many of them did not want to vote for Papal Infallibility, either. Many got out of the Vatican as fast as they could BEFORE the vote was taken. 2) Dei filius is not a DOGMA. It was not and has not be promoted as dogma. Infallibility by the pope was voted upon AFTER Dei Filius . 3) What John XXIII and Paul VI stated did NOT mitigate the AUTHORITY of Vatican II to effect change in the Church. READ some Church history.

1}I don't understand why it is so hard for you modernists to comprehend that the Church has dogmatically {for example, DEI FILIUS}declared that dogma does not change. 2} Prior Councils did not change dogmatic teaching. 3} Even if a pope or council COULD alter dogma, Paul VI and John XXIII declared that that VII was "pastoral" in nature. 3} Are you actually suggesting that certain fathers at Vatican I voted the way they did because of inclement weather?

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"What a revolting human being he is." But yet he is the darling for the self labeled GOP "Christians".

She was pregnant with Barron when trump was caught on tape bragging about being able to get away with sexual assault. What a revolting human being he is.

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They actually promised to cut small biz taxes by about 2%. They broke that right away. I thought they would just leave businesses alone after that.

If they had thought this through they could have raised corporate tax rates by a point to reduce the deficit but they HAD to make it complicated and start a tax war. It's the same (bad) job they did on the dying with dignity bill.

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Andi, Spicer could have said no to the job in the first place, it's never been a highly guarded secret that Trump is and always has been a crook. If he were truly naive enough to believe Trump actually had some degree of credibility, it shouldn't have taken long to figure out that his beliefs in the man were misguided. He could have quit then, but didn't. I personally have no compassion for anyone that continuously goes before the country and intentionally lies and defends the indefensible. Along with Spicer, Conway and Sarah Huckabee Sanders come to mind. At the very least, no matter where fate takes them, they will all be known publicly as blatant liars for the rest of their lives. Their choice

I thought it hilarious and felt he was redeeming himself. Kind of an "I'm sorry", but who questions the President? You could always tell he spoke with a huge measure of reticence in his voice and eyes. Like Baghdad Bob, he knew he had made a deal with the devil, and his working life would be over if he resisted.

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How much does it cost to insulate your glass house?

I can't say I feel sorry for her, as it's her decision to set aside a lot of morals to stay married to a person for their coin. Can't say I've ever seen photos or vids of her acting towards him like she has a respect or desire coming from her heart towards him. Her staying next to that POS jerk for the money is the one thing that prevents me from ever respecting her as the first lady. Pretty much the same way I feel about Hillary, since she bashed a bunch of women when her extremely adulterous husband was lying under oath.

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See how this works? Somehow consecutive conservative and liberal governments created "INCENTIVES" for people to grow businesses, jobs, and therefore, the economy that have been around for the last 40 years!!!! Justin comes along and said it is tax evasion and now you just repeat what you were spoon fed and vilify the job creators. If it was evasion the majority of accountants and small business people would be in jail. Right beside Justin himself. When people rig the game against you, your only option is to quit. I don't and will never buy shares in Bombardier for all the straight forward reasons I gave above. But many other well run conscientious businesses get the benefit of excess capital I don't utilize. I pay all the same taxes you do. And yes you can incorporate. ANYONE can incorporate. The catch is you will have to quit your job, possibly put all your worldly assets on the line, and sacrifice for more in time, health, and stress. (continued below).

So the only way your business is successful is through tax evasion by putatively paying people who don't work for you and by buying shares in companies like Bombardier as a means of also evading capital gain and dividend taxes? Because if that's the only way your company can be profitable then it's not a business at all. I agree that corporations and trusts also need to be addressed and with a higher urgency than small business, but I pay taxes on my income, on my rental and on my dividends and capital gains and cannot incorporate just to save taxes. There is the basic unfairness of the current legislation. Concurrently, there should be cuts in governments spending. All levels and all types -- starting with loans and grants to businesses that never get repaid.

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JD: thank you for your kind words. There are many folks who see this site as an opening to take "cheap shots" at others. There are so many legitimate issues, it's a shame they can't focus on suggestions for actually improving things. C'est la Vie.....Again, thank you for your words of appreciation and encouragement. Best wishes, Gary Crum

Someone who worked for 28 years in Special Ed is a hero in my book. You may also to look up the definitions of "welfare" and "compensation." They are different. Just because you don't get something doesn't mean it is welfare. GC earned his retirement benefits. He did not design PERS. He worked 28 years in a tough job and now expects his employer to fulfill its legally-binding contractual agreements. If you are looking for someone to blame then focus your energy on those who foisted BM5 on us and decimated school funding. My guess is you are more focused on hating public sector employees/retirees than in the quality of our schools.

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Now that's what I'm talking about bro................ha!

I'm so sick about hearing the phrase " because I'm black " already. That line been used since the 60's , 70's and so on. It's over used already!!! Back then it did count but not present day.

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Exactly. A few months ago somebody I know had two guns and credit cards stolen out of their vehicle. APD required different cases be reported for the guns versus credit cards (with different case #s). That same day one of the stolen cards was used at Carrs, Carrs security had them on video and knew who they were as regulars at that store and called APD. APD arrived to pick up the video as evidence, while at the same time the thief stopped by the Carrs and APD was able to "talk" with them right then and there, but no arrest over the stolen guns (a felony) because the officer didn't know the two cases were linked to the same theft. Dispatch later told me the two cases were on different unlinked computer systems. And, the officer who talked with the thief at Carrs hadn't even read the original theft report, which referenced the case number for the gun theft report, because he "didn't have internet capacity" with him. Huh? This is 2017, not 1970...

It is not even a misdemeanor to drive without insurance or a suspended license in the Municipality in some instances. A person out on bail can cut off an ankle monitor and the police can't get a warrant. Shoplifters that are caught are issued paperwork with a future court date that also lists conditions of release, not to commit new crimes while "out on release", yet this paperwork is not tracked by the police or the prosecution and the same criminals are committing new crimes daily. There is still not system set up for officers to track this crucial information when contacting people who have committed new crimes and have already been issued this paperwork for recent crimes still pending in court. This stuff has been going on for a year and nothing has changed. The police admin doesn't want to tell you how it is because their political bosses will make their careers or what is left of it miserable. SB91 is a joke, you that are honest and hardworking are truly getting screwed.

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Look at the first picture. I always get a little teary eyed when I see someone's mascara run like that.

Careful there, tough guy. You might chip your nail polish typing.... :-D

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This kind of anti-business attitude is un-American. This is not a socialist country - if you don't have the money to buy this property out from google, then you shouldn't complain about how they choose to use it.

Great another 2000 people crammed into a town that is busting at the seams, why couldnt they pick longmont instead, not a fan of hoogle at all! 😜

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At some point you have to take a stand.

She probably had to in order to keep her job. If you got kids (don't know that she does) that's not a minor consideration.

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Because this paper is a profit driven enterprise.

Can't agree more. If the federal government truly cares about "the middle class," they have to close the loopholes to real estate purchases that are being made with off-shore money. Why don't we adopt the American model of taxing world-wide income? Why don't we slap hefty annual taxes on real estate holdings that are purchased with money not accounted for in Canadian tax filings? A sizeable chunk of Canada's "middle class" live in the "high-multiple" reality of southwestern BC and the GTA, and, yes, they are getting hosed by the flood of foreign money that drives up the cost of housing in their communities.

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How about the politicians stay out of a public health epidemic and instead help fund it better. These sites are an avenue for addicts to find support needed to quit. Sure, they're using drugs, but they're also exposed to services that can help them quit and perhaps if they overdose they will be in a safe(r) place and then seek help after (addicts who overdose are more likely to seek help and to stop using).

As we speak, in the University District of Seattle, one advocate group stated an intension to open a drug consumption site that is illegal, unsanctioned, and unpermitted by King County or the City of Seattle. It's not even in the area they were talking about opening one! This also happened in Ottawa and Toronto in August 2017 -- advocates pressuring government officials by erecting tents in parks and welcoming people with substance use disorder to inject heroin and smoke crack under supervision (which in British Columbia is now limited within guerilla sites to a one-hour training process--NO medical supervision). Keep your cool and read tons, Snohomish County. Don't let pro-advocates hijack your decision-making process. And don't let them keep you the citizens out of the decision-making process. This is a non-partisan issue. It is not for "public health experts" to decide. http://kuow.org/post/drug-site-could-open-seattles-u-district-approval

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Mentioned on last night's 'At Issue' by a reporter who was there - The room was packed & his press conference was too. Now I'm sure you're going to say - Pay no attention, that's CBC. But Althea was there & she's no Sean Spicer. You can disagree with Trudeau's speech, or say he shouldn't have said what he did, but don't deny the facts.

You must subscribe to the Spicer way of looking at things. It's not a debate as the pictures were very clear, many empty seats. You can also the say the earth is flat, but you be wrong as well.

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Are you implying that the Indigenous people of Canada are not Canadians and do not share that wealth? I get it that poverty stalks many of their communities but there is a share of blame for that resting with them. We all make choices and as adults we know we have to face the consequences of those choices, good and bad. Children don't get that but it is only those who refuse to grow up who become embittered by the injustices they have faced, and which in their minds continue. I like to think indigenous people are now growing into our modern world and that their communities are becoming more vibrant and attractive as more of them figure out how they can make their own way and contribute as individuals to our shared human experience. Very few (if any) of us can control what happens to us. All of us however have full control over how we react and if we act as adults and perceive challenges as opportunities and seize them- they multiply and we realize rewards that are myriad.

Fair enough Are you at least willing to recognize that you benefit currently from historical wrongs? You don't have to apologize for something you didn't do- that's fair. But the immense wealth that you sit on as a Canadian is a direct result of injustices committed against the Indigenous Peoples of Canada. Can you at the very least admit that?

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Her donations from all those Arab nations, who are so sensitive to women's issues, were accepted without reservation from Hillary. Along with some very nice bottles of 'sour grapes', I might imagine. I guess if she drinks enough of those, it might take the edge off the fact she just accepted donations from men who won't even let a woman drive a car, let alone run for President.

You beat me to it (as in no world or U.S. news to report)! And, I, too, had pondered if perhaps one of Hillary's pac's (like the one who spent over $800,000 supporting ANTIFA) had bought up her books to help the sales results! Probably between her "sour grapes" and the "grapes" she drinks to much of! I mean, "Paula Revere???"

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30% coal and dropping fast, 30% Nat gas and rising, 20% nuke and sitting (but this is big issue ), And 20% AE, including wind, solar, hydro, etc. And wind is growing fastest.

How are the batteries of an electric car charged up? Power plants? And don't power plant use coal. No coal no electric cars. So is every home, in the future, going to have a wind turbine in the front yard?

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Get a grip, things cost more now than they ever have before. People work harder for less and require more (expensive) education for entry level positions. People who believe that the current generation of young people (of whom I am not one) have it easier or even the same as their parents are just ignoring the data.

young people could never afford to live in a home nor lifestyle as they had with their parents.... We moved into illegal suites..apartments...rooms with no washrooms...because that is what starting at the bottom meant. We had to cook and launder for ourselves...take care of our health and diet...OR NOT . Leaving our parents' homes was a step down in lifestyle...be it for further education...or entry level job income. Those who wish to do nothing and stay home....risk family problems...and suffer from living in a bubble.

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I remember Hillary chastising trump for not accepting the loss if he were to lose. Now we have her writing a book in months on why everyone else is to blame for her loss. I also remember trump claiming he and his campaign was wiretapped. The medias bon stop chastising that this was false. Now what do ya know manafort who was staying in trump tower was wiretapped. Not a sore nope peep anywhere in the globe of this. I remember a lot but it's not in your favour so it's best to just be forgotten I suppose.

Two guys with the emotional maturity of six year olds and access to nuclear weapons. Sad! Meanwhile, I see Trump is back to talking about "Crooked Hillary". Does anybody remember how he said, after winning the Presidency, that the Clintons were such fine people?

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Absolutely correct. California has a higher population than over 20 of the lowest populated states, combined, and the top 10 populated states have more than half the country's population, last I checked. Colorado isn't in the top 10. The President doesn't just represent the citizens, but the interests of 50 different states with their own populations. The delegates didn't want the power to elect the leader of this union, the President, to rest in the hands of a few colonies with a large portion of the union's citizens in them alone.

Psssst . . . the majority of the voters in a majority of the States (31 according to the results) voted to have Donald Trump be the next president of these (plural) United States. Now, if you are alleging that one or more of the 51 elections held last November to allocate delegates were unfair, I'd be more than happy to examine such allegations. If, however, you are saying that a single State with a large population should be empowered to decide who the next president will be then you are advocating for the very system of government, tyranny of the majority democracy, rejected by the delegates sent by the States to the Philadelphia Convention which resulted in the formation of our constitutional republic.

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No, states have 50 individual sets of laws, 50 individual forms of government, that are not entirely consistent across all 50 states. They are their own entities separate from each other. That won't change. The Senators represent their state, regardless of population size. The Representatives are supported by population numbers. Within each state, the votes are equal, to that state.

More doubletalk. The votes citizens of less populous states have a greater influence on national decisions, via their senators, than do the citizens of more populous states. If anyone is running roughshod over anyone, it is the citizens of the thinly-populated states. Again, I repeat, states are not alive; they are lines on a map enclosing collections of individual humans, and in the power of the US Senate, the voters of less populated states wield much more influence than the voters of more populous states. If you wanted a system based on logic and reason, national offices would be decided by districts of equal population, not by the antiquated system of states. Local matters could still be decided within states, themselves made up of equal population districts.

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That's another Oped, (different and far less savage, but I also was shocked that it went unaddressed - he was also treated like a piece of meat, more by the foreign press). Both you and I could write it.

JT gets bashed for his hair, taking off his shirt...etc. No one seems to take issues. And, guaranteed Trump takes more abuse than one on the above-noted list. It's not that "sexist" comment are acceptable (they aren't), but, are we now fine with hypocrisy?

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Trump did admit those things about grabbing stangers by the p-- and how walking in on teenagers in their dressing room is one of the perks of owning a pageant. Trump did say that the neo-Nazi, KKK, neo-Confederate tiki torch march in Charlottesville contained "good people". Law breaking Arpaio did do those all those things. Science denying racist Trump does still think the black and brown Central Park 5 are guilty despite DNA evidence. All those things are part of the public record. Trump found common cause with Arpaio because like Arpaio, Trump was a birther and Trump also willingly and repeatedly broke federal law to commit illegal racist acts-- Arpaio by continuing illegal racial profiling after being ordered to desist by a court and Trump when he illegally refused to rent to black Americans. It must be embarrassing to have voted for a racist sexual predator who retweets white supremacists and has double standards for racist lawbreakers including himself, but them's the facts.

Oh brother. Wrong on all counts.

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GOP ranting about less government is a facade. They only want less government on the issues where it is to their advantage. On other issues they are more than happy to cram government down our throats and threaten states and cities that are practicing 'self -determination' and 'less government' and 'states rights'. Bunch of phonies and hypocrites.

At least they're being honest about their goals. This is all about promoting "state's rights", not about fixing the shortcomings of ACA. Giving less money to states and telling them to solve the problem is not a viable solution. ACA has problems, but this legislation doesn't address them, it just promotes the conservative ideal of less federal government, regardless of the size of the negative impacts. It's all about politics and not policy.

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