Why isn'tTrump thanking the F.B.I.? - Ashna Ranguppa

[orangecrush]

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[Mc Mike]

1. tRump is a law and order repug.

Cept how he hates the courts, the AGs, the Feds, cooperating witnesses, crime reporters, the laws enshrined in the US constitution, etc.

[orangecrush]

3. Build a wall

around Trump, and we WILLhave less crime!

[Mc Mike]

7. Crime will fall

then, for sure.

Hey, we can warehouse that habitual felon here in Pittsburgh at Western Penitentiary:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/DOC-SCI-Pittsburgh-aka-Western-Penitentiary-aka-The-Wall/121019337925576

[CharleyDog]

20. he also hates the Dept of Intelligence and its officers, the military generals, and his allies in

Western Democracy.

[Mc Mike]

26. He sometimes seems a bit un-American.

And full of hate, to be sure.

[SWBTATTReg]

2. Ms. Rangappa makes a very good point, that mirrors a lot of us on DU, that why is...

rump always calling the multiple investigations etc. a 'witch hunt' and moans about it constantly? Obviously he has something to hide.

[orangecrush]

4. Yup.

[Achilleaze]

5. Thanks FBI

If the republican Draft-Dodger-in-Chief is too busy to do it, I am pleased to express the nation's gratitude.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

6. because Trumputin has always been a gangster

Trumputin is an ignorant, lying, racist, misogynistic, thieving, narcissistic serial adulterer. He hates anything that doesn't glorify or enrich him.

[UpInArms]

8. Can I make a correction?

Trumputin is an ignorant, treasonous, lying, racist, misogynistic, thieving, narcissistic serial adulterer. He hates anything that doesn't glorify or enrich him.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

13. the list takes a community to compile!

[KY_EnviroGuy]

14. And, I might add,.....

like all Republicans, a horrible example for our youth......

[Hermit-The-Prog]

15. education immunizes against the GOP infection

The reason GOP hates public education is that it results in fewer GOP cultists.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

17. +10. Truth.

As a father of a public school teacher in a red state, we know all too well......
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[UpInArms]

21. This is rather disturbing

GOP 101: Shocking increase in the percentage of Republicans who think college is bad for US

According to a Pew poll, a majority of Republicans and Republican-leaning people believe that higher education is bad for America — and the number has risen 45 percent since last year.

The poll found that 58 percent of right-leaning people (and 45 percent of people polled across the political spectrum) believe “colleges and universities have a negative effect on the country.”

By contrast, the poll found that 72 percent Democrats and left-leaning independents view higher education favorably — a number the report noted hasn’t changed much in recent years.

In addition to asking about colleges and universities, pollsters also asked the more than 2,500 people surveyed about their opinions on the media — and a whopping 85 percent of Republican and right-leaning respondents said they view it negatively.

View a graph of the Pew findings below via Twitter.

Link to tweet

[Hermit-The-Prog]

23. facts have a liberal bias

Look at that sudden change at about halfway through 2015 in the "Among Rep/Lean Rep" chart. That's awfully close to when Trump started gaining tv time.

GOP has been promoting home schooling and private, religious schools since at least the time of Newt. Faith-based education, as opposed to fact-based, results in a more malleable base. It is easier to deny climate change if you start with denying science.

Here's another interesting chart from the article linked in the tweet you posted:

[UpInArms]

24. That is one of the reasons I cannot abide by Squalmart

Why Wal-Mart family foundation is spending $1 billion on charter schools

The foundation has spent more than $1 billion on K-12 education over the past 20 years, including $385 million to help start charter schools in poor communities. The new money will be spent in places where the foundation already has ties — creating new schools and developing "pipelines of talent," said Marc Sternberg, a former high school principal who directs education philanthropy for the Walton Family Foundation.

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Charter schools were first created in Minnesota in 1992, touted as a way to promote innovation in public schools. Many of the schools that are privately run but receive public funding specialize in science, math or the arts; hold classes in nontraditional settings; and heavily involve parents. The Walton Family Foundation is involved in schools in about two dozen states.

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The Walton foundation has funded charter schools since 1997 and says its start-up grants to 2,110 schools account for about a quarter of all charter schools nationally.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

25. "privately run but receive public funding"

Charter schools are just another way to siphon public money from public schools, IMO.

Public funding should go only to public institutions.

[IronLionZion]

9. Because they are circling closer and closer

and he's probably considering how best to flee the country.

[FakeNoose]

11. I hope he tries it

... and I hope we shoot his plane down. I know, this is a silly dream.

Just sayin'

[UniteFightBack]

10. This guy rump is so done when the shit comes out. Just look w/ the Buzzfeed article...impeachment

galore. There should be no doubt. No matter how many skanks he has in place, the truth will come out.

[duforsure]

12. Because putin has him wanting to destroy the FBI

By claiming he's rebuilding , or restructuring , which means like Putin did to the KGB and to run off all that aren't 100% supporters and yes men, and to obstruct justice with.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

16. Next, Trump will say he was just the coffee boy.

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........... .......

[ginnyinWI]

18. He is the proverbial "dog who didn't bark".

[Mr. Ected]

19. Because he's guilty and so are his henchmen

Never has a perp been so visible and obvious.

[Duppers]

22. K & R