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GOP Collusion Hearings stoop LOW and Trump hurts military servicemen, helps Putin’s Russia
GOP Collusion Hearings stoop LOW and Trump hurts military servicemen, helps Putin’s Russia
We look into a newly-killed program to help bolster America’s military and more on the SCOTUS pick Kavanaugh.
Joe Aguiar, Seth Blair, and Brian Forster tell you what matters in the news right now.
This Week's Topics:
Conservative voice George Will ended his affiliation with the Republicans for their embracing of Donald Trump. If the president fails as badly during his summit with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, as he did in the summit with North Korea, the consequences could be catastrophic. The President is under investigation for colluding with Russia. Immigrant families now have to pay for DNA tests. A caged three year old had a court date this week.
If “they shouldn’t have come here is your argument” you lost... at humanity. And you don’t represent American values.
Why would North Korea or Iran ever sign? I’m no expert, but I assume trust is pretty important. President Trump said he doubts the sexual abuse accusers at Ohio State and is siding with ally Jim Jordan.
If Hillary Clinton is involved in a pedophile ring because of emails mentioning the word "pizza"... then there’s real evidence Jim Jordan protected a sexual abuser. Apparently only Democrats have to be held to this high standard. That’s the price you pay for being “tolerant”.
Who is Brett Kavanaugh? Military Accessions Vital to the National Interest, or MAVNI for short. George W. Bush.
NATO meeting in Brussels, Donald Tusk, President of the European Council. Most of us expected him to blow it in Brussles. He accused Germany of being “captive to Russia”. 64 percent to 18 percent, Americans surveyed in a Poll say the president DOES NOT have the power to pardon himself. GOP? 29% say he can; 45% say he can’t.
9% say they would support pardoning himself— including just 17 percent of Republicans.
I don’t care if you take the high road or the low road. I just care that you take the road that leads to your polling place on November 6th, 2018.
Intro Music: "High Energy" by Tune Surfers
http://tunesurfers.com/high-energy.html
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By Cup of Joe PresentsGOP Collusion Hearings stoop LOW and Trump hurts military servicemen, helps Putin’s Russia
We look into a newly-killed program to help bolster America’s military and more on the SCOTUS pick Kavanaugh.
Joe Aguiar, Seth Blair, and Brian Forster tell you what matters in the news right now.
This Week's Topics:
Conservative voice George Will ended his affiliation with the Republicans for their embracing of Donald Trump. If the president fails as badly during his summit with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, as he did in the summit with North Korea, the consequences could be catastrophic. The President is under investigation for colluding with Russia. Immigrant families now have to pay for DNA tests. A caged three year old had a court date this week.
If “they shouldn’t have come here is your argument” you lost... at humanity. And you don’t represent American values.
Why would North Korea or Iran ever sign? I’m no expert, but I assume trust is pretty important. President Trump said he doubts the sexual abuse accusers at Ohio State and is siding with ally Jim Jordan.
If Hillary Clinton is involved in a pedophile ring because of emails mentioning the word "pizza"... then there’s real evidence Jim Jordan protected a sexual abuser. Apparently only Democrats have to be held to this high standard. That’s the price you pay for being “tolerant”.
Who is Brett Kavanaugh? Military Accessions Vital to the National Interest, or MAVNI for short. George W. Bush.
NATO meeting in Brussels, Donald Tusk, President of the European Council. Most of us expected him to blow it in Brussles. He accused Germany of being “captive to Russia”. 64 percent to 18 percent, Americans surveyed in a Poll say the president DOES NOT have the power to pardon himself. GOP? 29% say he can; 45% say he can’t.
9% say they would support pardoning himself— including just 17 percent of Republicans.
I don’t care if you take the high road or the low road. I just care that you take the road that leads to your polling place on November 6th, 2018.
Intro Music: "High Energy" by Tune Surfers
http://tunesurfers.com/high-energy.html