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Call Me When Your Sober

Call Me When Your Sober

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Here’s my vision, Mr. Clyburn:

 

  • Putting America on the moral and legal equivalent of a war footing and enacting legislation that suspends every DC agency’s regulatory power in order to expedite the building of new factories here in the US.

  • Tax incentives for investment firms and companies to build said plants.

  • Mandating the hiring of American citizens only.

  • Suspension of union-only shops and onerous regulations.

  • Tax penalties for companies who ignore the previous two items.

  • Incentives for the establishment and expansion of trade/technical schools, as well as for students and older Americans to learn a trade.

  • Consigning “diversity” and all other “social justice” garbage that hampers business to the rubbish heap.

  • Opening up of all federal and state lands for energy exploration while killing green energy boondoggles.

Keep Reading…..

 

Government Bureaucracy Created Six Week Test Delay, Not Trump Team

Government Bureaucracy Created Six Week Test Delay, Not Trump Team

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Liberals wet dream of more government proves once again it creates useless departments, agencies, and regulations that, in a normal situation, are a big pain in the ass. This particular case, it probably cost lives and ruined the economy by delaying data for officials to decide whether or not to SHUT DOWN THE FUCKING COUNTRY!!!!!   

Keep reading here….if your body can handle the boiling point

These Days Of Mice And Men

These Days Of Mice And Men

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It times such as these, the Days of Three-Ply Mega-Roll Panic, many an American has proven prone to retreat in the face of an unseen threat, one purportedly more fearsome than the mightiest military which was repelled by farmers with muskets for our freedom and independence. A foe more formidable than that which bunkered on the beaches of Normandy, whom our brave ancestors stormed headlong into to free the world of tyranny, if but for a moment. More pernicious than an ICBM with a nuclear payload that our greatest President stared down in the world’s highest-stakes game of chicken.

It’s not just infuriating, it’s depressing, to see how mentally softened our country has become. Reduced to a shadow of ourselves, once the greatest, most inspiring nation to grace the planet. A nation colonized by men that sailed across oceans to a wilderness unknown without modern convenience or assurance of survival to have what they coveted most, personal autonomy. A nation that sent men to the deepest depths of the oceans and planted flags on the moon.

And what are we reduced to by media-induced panic? A nation of cowards, that casts the eye of suspicion on our fellow countrymen for the crime of a public sneeze or clearing of the throat.   Keep reading…….

Somethings Not Right

Somethings Not Right

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It’s alarming when the biggest Trump haters are complimenting POTUS.  I don’t believe it, I know it’s true but something else is going on, CYA I’m thinking for the coming storm.

punch the bureaucracy in the nose after this crisis

punch the bureaucracy in the nose after this crisis

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Found this nugget over at Aces place, I whole heartily agree…..punch the bureaucracy in the nose after this.

Funny how in one breath loathsome cretins like James Clyburn and Meathead Reiner claim Trump is like Hitler in the 1930s and then bitch and moan that he isn’t taking strong enough action. Well, okay then. How about President Trump issuing these emergency executive orders:

“…All regulations from the EPA, OSHA, Department of Energy, FTC, HHS, FDA, etc.et al are hereby suspended for a period of eight years so as to allow American businesses with manufacturing and distribution facilities located in China to relocate to the United States, as well as for businesses wanting to open new manufacturing plants here. All corporate taxes are hereby waived for a period of five years after plants are operational. Pharmaceutical and medical supply concerns will be given first priority…