Houshphandzadeh wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:would it be lumped in with the morning annoncements?

"Uhh, today's cafeteria menu is breaded chicken, yellow corn, and apple slices. Today's outed gays, are Michelle Paul and Greg Long. Hope to see everyone at the Football game tonight. Go Knights!"

the bill just says that parents should have access to all of the school's written records about their children if they ask for them. it doesn't even say that counselors would have to reveal anything disclosed in a session. both sides have reasonable points

unlike Pacino's link, the actual headline of the article is "Senator: Proposed bill wouldn't force schools to 'out' LGBTQ students"

Squire wrote:Guy on MSNBC made the correct point yesterday that so many talking heads are missing. There will be no "blind trust" here. Trump doesn't have wealth based on securities, etc like Romney or Kennedy or whatever. He has active trades and businesses, The only way there could be a blind trust would be if he sold all of his active businesses and just bought passive investments with the proceeds. There is no way he is going to do that. Trump knows what his business interests are and he's going to know what policies are going to affect them positively and negatively. I do think this is really problematic. I just get annoyed at the mainstream news hosts keep saying "blind trust, blind trust" not knowing that there is a zero percent chance of it happening here.

jerseyhoya wrote:
I adore Paul Ryan. I love the man, and think his motives are pure and instincts are generally right and goals are truly just.

A 21-year-old woman was severely injured and may lose her arm after being hit by a projectile when North Dakota law enforcement officers turned water cannon on Dakota Access pipeline protesters and threw “less-than-lethal” weapons.

Sophia Wilansky was one of several hundred protesters injured during the standoff with police on Sunday on a bridge near the site where the pipeline is planned to cross under the Missouri river.

Graphic photographs of her injured arm with broken bones visible were circulated on social media.

“The best-case scenario is no pain and 10-20% functionality,” said Wayne Wilansky, Sophia’s father, who travelled to Minneapolis where his daughter underwent eight hours of surgery on Monday. He said his daughter had been hit by a concussion grenade thrown by a police officer and that the arteries, median nerve, muscle and bone in her left arm had been “blown away”.

Youseff wrote:

A 21-year-old woman was severely injured and may lose her arm after being hit by a projectile when North Dakota law enforcement officers turned water cannon on Dakota Access pipeline protesters and threw “less-than-lethal” weapons.

Sophia Wilansky was one of several hundred protesters injured during the standoff with police on Sunday on a bridge near the site where the pipeline is planned to cross under the Missouri river.

Graphic photographs of her injured arm with broken bones visible were circulated on social media.

“The best-case scenario is no pain and 10-20% functionality,” said Wayne Wilansky, Sophia’s father, who travelled to Minneapolis where his daughter underwent eight hours of surgery on Monday. He said his daughter had been hit by a concussion grenade thrown by a police officer and that the arteries, median nerve, muscle and bone in her left arm had been “blown away”.

Houshphandzadeh wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:would it be lumped in with the morning annoncements?

"Uhh, today's cafeteria menu is breaded chicken, yellow corn, and apple slices. Today's outed gays, are Michelle Paul and Greg Long. Hope to see everyone at the Football game tonight. Go Knights!"

the bill just says that parents should have access to all of the school's written records about their children if they ask for them. it doesn't even say that counselors would have to reveal anything disclosed in a session. both sides have reasonable points

unlike Pacino's link, the actual headline of the article is "Senator: Proposed bill wouldn't force schools to 'out' LGBTQ students"

Trump on alt-right supporters: "It's not a group I want to energize. And if they are energized I want to look into it and find out why."

Maggie Haberman ‏@maggieNYT 11m11 minutes ago
"I think there is some connectivity" between humans and climate change, Trump says.

Maggie Haberman ‏@maggieNYT 2m
"In theory I could run my business perfectly and then run the country perfectly. There's never been a case like this,"he says of his tangles

pacino wrote:two different electorates

CalvinBall wrote:

Trump on alt-right supporters: "It's not a group I want to energize. And if they are energized I want to look into it and find out why."

Soren wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:

Trump on alt-right supporters: "It's not a group I want to energize. And if they are energized I want to look into it and find out why."

Does he seriously think he can just put that genie back in the bottle?

Doll Is Mine wrote:

pacino wrote:two different electorates

We're living in two different realities, and that's scary.

pacino wrote:there are about 8 million people working that are undocumented.

JFLNYC wrote:Ryan will bite huge holes in his tongue not criticizing Trump in order to retain his political capital to try and get as much of his agenda as possible passed. The day he confronts Trump on any significant issue of principle is the day pigs get wings.

jamiethekiller wrote:

Doll Is Mine wrote:

pacino wrote:two different electorates

We're living in two different realities, and that's scary.

as any question, you relate it to you personally. so if they're going to the rust belt that's been crushed with layoffs and mortgage defaults, then yeah, they're going to answer that shit is bad.

my income has increased ~40k in the past 8 years so of course the economy looks great to me. 95% of all new jobs in america require a bachelors degree or higher.


on the whole, is the economy better? yea! but not on a more granular level. If you have no money or aren't working a steady job then everything else looks worse than it really is.