...by Joan McCarter @ Daily Kos.... Since 2000, the Social Security Administration has been forced to close one out of 10 of its field offices—125 offices out of 1,250—because of budget cuts. Since Republicans have been unable to cut the benefits … [Read more...] about Republicans can’t do away with Social Security, so they’re cutting its offices
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Trump makes the 2018 midterms about him……
Of course.... I mean the guyt only thinks about HIMSELF.... Not America.... And ceratinly NOT about his adopted party lawmakers.... He's playing the Republican voters that are overwhelemingly supporting him right now.... And he HAS to be sacred of a Pelosi led … [Read more...] about Trump makes the 2018 midterms about him……
Donald Trump does not believe the Democrat ‘Wave’ warnings for November…
Last night at a 'campaign' visit to Michigan Donald Trump said a few things in front of the crowd of supporters.... The comments that he made that seem to turn heads within his Republican party was that he thought Republicans where not in any danger of losing the House and … [Read more...] about Donald Trump does not believe the Democrat ‘Wave’ warnings for November…
Senate passes deregulation bill for small/medium size banks Sen.’s Warren and Sanders are against…
Mass. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D) and (Sen. Sanders) were dead-set against the bill and made their views known.... But the bill passed with 12 Democrats joining the Republicans in the vote.... The will roll back some Dodd-Frank financial rules and regulation put into … [Read more...] about Senate passes deregulation bill for small/medium size banks Sen.’s Warren and Sanders are against…
Could Congress move to stop Trump’s tariff’s?….
We're talking about Republican Senator's possibley mounting an effort.... A bloc of Senate Republicans is readying legislation to halt Donald Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs, in the most provocative step yet taken to thwart the president on trade. GOP leaders have spent … [Read more...] about Could Congress move to stop Trump’s tariff’s?….
