Trent Steele wrote:

Phred wrote:Don't see how or why momadance deserves this.

moma knows i love him. Please stay alive and procreate

the committee’s records show it is asking officials only to portray marijuana in a negative light, regardless of what the data show.

onald Trump reportedly complained that the coverage of Senator John McCain's death was "over-the-top" and that it distracted from his recent trade deal with Mexico.

The Savior wrote:FBI said China hacking Hilary isn’t true

The Savior wrote:FBI said China hacking Hilary isn’t true

The Trump administration is reportedly accusing hundreds of Hispanics living along the U.S.-Mexico border of having fraudulent birth certificates, stripping some of their passports and throwing their citizenship into question.

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Some passport applicants with official U.S. birth certificates are being jailed in detention facilities as they await immigration proceedings, while others have had their passports revoked when they tried to reenter the U.S.

Democratic incumbents Gov. Tom Wolf and U.S. Sen. Bob Casey Jr. hold comfortable leads in their bids for re-election right now over their Republican challengers. Each has a double-digit lead.

Wolf leads 51 percent to 32 percent over former state Sen. Scott Wagner, and Casey leads 48 percent to 29 percent over U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta, according to the survey of 511 registered voters.

Wagner and Barletta, who have embraced Trump, face uphill battles with less than three months to go before the November election, due in large part to considerably less name recognition and satisfactory job performance ratings for the incumbents.

“We have two incumbents that people may disagree with, but there's no single issue that voters can lock on to that are huge negatives for them,” Madonna said. “The key for Wagner and Barletta is to energize their base — they won't win over swing voters.”

•65 percent say they haven't seen an increase in their household income because of the passage of the Republican tax-cut plan late last year.
•67 percent say they think the Russian government interfered with the 2016 presidential election. And 72 percent of those people believe they were attempting to help Trump win the election.
•28 percent, the plurality, say cable television is their primary source for news. And 43 percent of those people say Fox News is the network they rely on the most.

RUSSIA16. Do you think the Russian government interfered with the 2016 Presidential election, or
not?
67% Yes
22% No
11% Do not know
HELP_TRUMP. Do you think the Russian government was trying to help Donald Trump win by
interfering in the election, or not?
n=343
72% Yes
19% No
8% Do not know

Bucky wrote:but 47 million people now believe it so that's that

As long as you keep attacking the President, the duly elected President of the United States, in the continuation of your treasonous and seitious aciton, I will continue to threats, harass, and annoy the Boston Globe, owned by the New York Times, the other fake news.

What really distinguishes a Trump-supporting white voter from one who doesn’t isn’t education or even gender, it's whether or not that voter is evangelical.