Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are glad to see seven more judicial nominees have been confirmed in the U.S. Senate this week and eight more will happen next week.  They also assume “Cocaine Mitch” is pleased to see the West Virginia Supreme Court block failed Republican U.S. Senate candidate Don Blankenship from appearing on the November ballot as a different party’s nominee.  They’re also pulling their hair out as child abuse charges are dropped against the suspects from the alleged Islamic extremist school shooter training camp because prosecutors failed to hold a preliminary hearing quickly enough.  And they get a kick out of Clinton-era Labor Secretary Robert Reich arguing that President Trump should not only be impeached if evidence of Russian collusion is found but that the Supreme Court should invalidate every action taken during his time in office.

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  1. OccupantCDN Coolidge
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    @OccupantCDN

    “Everything Old is new again” is the motto of the democrats (and lefties in general).

    The entire economic platform is plagiarized from other plagiarized works all written before 1940. If you look at the chart called “Marginal Utility of Debt” put out by the federal reserve, you’d see that the more indebted an economy becomes (public and private debts combined) the less its able to grow. In fact for years now, each new dollar of debt, has contracted the economy. 

    This is the real reason the Bush/Obama stimulus packages failed.

    this also explains the left’s fascination with rail projects and trains. In the 1870’s when Karl Marx was writing, trains where “High Tech”, but today, they’re inflexible, with fixed destinations, rigid schedules, and more accurately describes as a mass inconvenience than mass transit.

     

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