it over what little coverage he gets now that's positive, what in the heck is he going to do?

that he is well known for?

...I'd be very worried about dirty data if I was at Marist.
A 60%+ relative change in one polling period is highly aberrative.

The lunatic is on the grass
The lunatic is on the grass
Remembering games and daisy chains and laughs
Got to keep the loonies on the path

The paper holds their folded faces to the floor
And everyday, the paperboy brings more

Geez, it's like that's the only way to explain his remarks.

like Dr. Bandy Lee said.

That's the problem with the LICHes, they're anarchists like Trump---"destroy the U.S. Government, it ain't working anyway. And if we blow up the world, well, there's always Jesus".

And we all know the problem LICHes have with cooperation from the old bumper sticker:

ANARCHISTS UNITE!!!

A poorly understood malady. The only cures are to administer the 25th Amendment or a large does of impeachment and conviction.

...he's endless...

...when does he ever find time to be president or take a leak?

...he's an old man...you'd think he would give it a rest and take more naps...

...it's a game with him that's getting pretty old...

...MAGA MAGA...

That's some great reporting right there from The Hill.

understanding than a GD gnat.

what's the expression? "they can all kill themselves"

Trying to bully others to spread his propaganda or he attacks them, now even Fox. HE has no intentions of agreeing to anything they were to get , and the democrats shouldn't offer anything to him, because he'll refuse it, and he doesn't keep his deals anyway. He always finds loopholes to undermine , plus his time I think is getting very close. Is he and his lawyers already talking to Mueller about a deal to resign, more than likely. Democrats should ignore him, and any deal, and let him wallow in another shut down disaster. It'll only help more Democrats defeat Republicans in 2020 election, especially for President after he resigns.

more popcorn

No wonder he is turning on them. Next up Little putin?

(If you don't already know the rest of the rhyme, you can look it up on Google. On last weekend's Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!, Adam Burke had a great one-liner about how Individual-1's letterhead should read "From the toilet of..." I'm guessing that was the case with this and other tweets. Many, many other tweets.)

So we see what was occupying his tiny, little, warped mind yesterday. Of all the tweets he excreted there was no mention of the Holocaust Remembrance Day. The White House did issue a statement that was well written -- no misspellings, no fragment sentences, Caps Lock remained off. Clearly, it was written by a staff member. Melanoma at least visited the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. Alone.

How typical!

He's got Malaria.

I've heard she does tricks. Or used to.

I had a long aggressive back and forth with a Latino gentleman on some YouTube thread (I know...me?!)

He was a Trump supporter and was angry about, in his estimation, too many from Latin countries coming in through the back door. And are also probably of the less progressive variety. He supported Trump's statement about letting murderers and rapists in. He was from some other Latin country not Mexico. But there are a lot of Latino folks, most of them, that are legal and pay taxes etc...and they resent others from Latino countries sneaking in, and causing trouble, been convinced of that. Putting heat on their communities unfairly, those who did things the legal correct way. Just saying. This is something Democrats should be aware of.

Spanish Land Grant Hispanics (U.S. Citizens) have historically had issues with the families of immigrant Central Americans who come up to work, whether or not they became naturalized over the decades - more of a class issue than cultural, from what I have seen.
Second and third generation of Hispanics whose parents and grandparents were "naturalized" or granted amnesty have issues with modern immigrants and border crossers coming over for asylum or working to send money back home.

But the primary issue that everyone seems to have is based on the fact the there are too many U.S. employers - Anglo and Latino (along with other U.S. citizen "cultural identities" ) that are willing to exploit Central and South Americans coming up because labor is a major cost driver for most businesses.

It's not so much the process or the "correct, legal" way to come up is causing resentment, it's the fact that in areas that are within 100 miles of the border, small businesses that usually provide the "first good jobs" for semi-skilled labor/high school graduates (typically construction, agricultural, landscape, warehouse and delivery, facility maintenance, minor handyman/repair, caretaker type work) are hiring undocumented workers or recent immigrants on work visas to do those jobs - rather than the high school graduate who usually can't find work other than retail to get a start in.


These businesses will claim they don't have the cushion to train and pay semi-skilled citizens living or equivalent to union wages, so they'll pay non-citizens shit wages and barter the rest of the compensation for that same semi-skilled labor that would be willing to put up with any hardship, and hope ICE or BPS doesn't raid them any time soon. On top of that, to the employer, these "employees" are pretty much interchangeable and disposable.

I've seen a lot of small Latino businesses hire the very same undocumented workers they complain about rather than their own neighbor's kids; the assumption appears to be that either kids growing up in the U.S. are either too good to work janitorial or warehouse and should be going to college, or are slacker/losers that can't be trusted with a job. "Undocumenteds are taking our jobs and impoverishing our communities" - bullshit. The employers are cheap, and don't want to pay living wages.

My slightly autistic nephew, living out in the county up near Dallas Ft. Worth, was outstanding in FFA and is currently pursuing an AS degree/Certificate in a Large Animal Veterinary/Husbandry program out of U of Texas.
If it weren't for a former HS classmate whose father runs an Angus ranch and is doing him a favor letting him exercise horses and muck out stalls instead of hiring one of the many seasonal Mexican immigrants to do the job for the next year, his only part-time job options to support him while he's going to college would be pretty much dead-end retail or food service - and that's only if he could beat out prettier looking, more personable guys and gals for those jobs.
And he's still not getting paid minimum wage for his hours worked - he's getting paid under the table whatever the ranch can afford to pay him - according to the owner of the ranch.
Again, that rancher, and the other ranchers, or construction firm owners, or mechanics, or local commodities distributers are turning down U.S. born workers who expect to be treated with respect, dignity, and fairness in favor of a workforce they don't have to pay as much and can just let go once they got what they wanted out of the worker.

You want to get rid of undocumented immigrants and the resentment towards them? Make it more painful for these small time employers or sub-contractors to be attracting undocumented workers, and more beneficial (tax deductions) to hire local workers at decent wages.

Haele

I think Democrats might be in danger of counting on the Latino community, and their votes, not wanting the wall, not willing to turn their backs on fellow Latinos. Democrats may have to make up the deficit of a growing number of Latino American business owners, and just others who have gone by the book to be in America, going along with Trump's "national emergency" rationale and fear mongering. We must remember that most are from a conservative religious upbringing as well.