Epstein Secrets

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thers. Unfortunately, some Progressives/Liberals are a bit hypocritical. As long as Van Jones, the man who spent the night of November 8th decrying Donald Trump's victory as a "whitelash against a changing country," espoused their beliefs, they supported him. But when Van Jones declared on CNN that Trump "bec

walker talk about, "Well, he made a good point in his speech, though!" That's not welcome for a lot of people. But, my show isn't called the "Screw Donald Trump Show." It's called The Messy Truth.. trying to stay human. I don't want to normalize Trump, but I also don't want to become Trump. We have two dangers.

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ral government spends on Medicaid. This change could shift about $370 billion in health care costs over lo years to state governments, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. Many state governments, faced with limited budgets, would be forced to cut benefits or cover fewer people. For people who buy insurance on federal

veillance issues; firing Cheney's dearest friend, Donald Rumsfeld, from his Pentagon job; letting Secreta

aq Conflict. "Because unlike any previous war in U.S. history, this was paid for entirely by debt at the same time that we cut taxes." According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, by 2019, the Iraq War and the Bush tax cuts will account for nearly half of our $17 trillion projected debt. And even less discussed than the ongoi

cy." Or this one, from then-Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, uttered in the midst of the rioting and

Conflict. "Because unlike any previous war in U.S. history, this was paid for entirely by debt at the same time that we cut taxes." According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, by 2019, the Iraq War and the Bush tax cuts will account for nearly half of our $17 trillion projected debt. And even less discussed than the ongoi