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I heard some reporting that some politicians in Washington were distraught by Trump's decision to pull out of Syria. No word on how the 2200 troops feel about it. I'll bet many of them are relieved to get out of there and come home.

There's nothing wrong with a vibrant economy. What we had previously was more on the anemic side. And it was like that for a long time too. People bore the brunt of it unnecessarily after the meltdown. It should have just been a hiccup afterwards.

When he took over, the economy was about at the point of bottoming out. Nowhere to go but up at that point. Except the economy under Obama was a slow burn upward. But it could have been much better and quicker; more jobs and more economic activity. It seemed as if he wasn't too interested in...

A lot of Fake News in 2018. Expect more of the same in 2019. 18 Most Mortifying Media Moments of 2018

Ok this article kind of explains it a bit more. Come On, It’s Fine for UPS to Joke About Shredding Kids’ Letters to Santa

It possibly would have went over better if they would have used a similar word like Sledding instead of shredding. But people might not have understood the joke. Some people, myself included, didn't know this was meant as a joke either. It was almost like some overworked UPS worker went on the...

That was one heck of an upswing under Obama.

I stopped watching Rocky movies after Rocky 3. But I heard Creed is a decent movie.

True colors shining through more and more. He comes across like a partisan hack now.

I wonder if those jumping up and down about Trump obstructing justice for firing Comey are ok with this from SC Mueller? Or will there be crickets? POWELL: New Facts Indicate Mueller Destroyed Evidence, Obstructed Justice - The Daily Caller

Fake News is also what so called publications that are claiming to keep Democracy in the light, fail to report from their own reporters. https://amp.dailycaller.com/2018/12/16/fbi-cia-doubted-dossier?__twitter_impression=true

Meanwhile us Lion fans have been reduced to turning off the game before it ended and winding up at Bed Bath & Beyond to look for essential oils by Doterra to finish up Christmas shopping for their wife. :rolleyes:

Congratulations to Chicago. They have an overall very good team. No really dominant teams this year so anything can happen. I don't expect them to make the SuperBowl, but you never know. Anything can happen this year.

Aside from the anti Trump lawyer's interview with NPR, yes it is a policy. A policy that SC Mueller is supposed to abide by as a subordinate in the DOJ.

They can't indict a current President per DOJ policy. These so called "crimes" also occurred prior to him becoming President. Not while in office. Yes the investigators and prosecutors continue dig like woody the rabbit. Trump fired one of their attorneys Preet Bharara so the Prosecutors are...

They can't get Trump on Russia collusion to influence the election( which isnt a crime anyway)so they use that same catchphrase with the NDAS. Which isn't a crime. Trying to criminalize acts from political foes you don't like because they won an election. As Turtle alluded to, there are...

Obamas $375,000 civil penalty for campaign violations wasn't an impeachable offense and neither was the attempted bribe for silence during 2008 campaign to influence the election. Double standards much? https://nypost.com/2012/05/13/the-bribe-to-silence-wright/

Going to need a big can opener then. More from the article: By the way, if Khuzami’s legal theory is correct—that any payments made to settle such a claim are campaign-related expenditures because they are intended to protect the reputation of a candidate and thus influence the election—a lot of...

Trump's Ex-Lawyer Didn’t Violate Campaign Finance Laws, and Neither Did the President Yeah, I think the Prosecutors are bit off the rails about this. They're really opening a can of worms unnecessarily.