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A comic strip in our newspaper called "Soup to Nuts" addressed this today. The brothers were watching TV, where someone said "immigration is the greatest threat to all Americans." The first-grader said, "Isn't the Statue of Liberty an immigrant?"No telling who was on the TV..../s

Do you think there's a market for flash cards with white guys' names on them? I know a printer...

I think there's a Turd of the Year position still open somewhere.

Trump just sees something he likes and retweets it. Thinking about it appears not to be in his toolkit.

The Trump excerpt must be Fake News. The tone is OK, but that’s way over 280
characters.

I think that the press need to hound Trump and his minions to hell and back over this - where’s you three million illegals? at every possible occasion. Not that we would ever find more than a dozen of them, but still.....

Mr. Ed was the stable genius. Mr. Trump is the talking ass.

I’ll bet $100 that Mr Trump includes Mr Shah’s ancestral country in his list of shitholes.
I wonder if Heard Island is looking for immigrants for a 3-year stay?

Beto O’Rourke is pretty impressive in person. Now, I would vote for Jabba the Hutt over Ted Cruz, but at least I feel pretty positive about Beto. Good guy, I think.

He said, in Garza County, that an official in Stonewall County had complimented him on being the first Senatorial candidate in living memory to visit beautiful Aspermont, Texas. The two counties combined might have 8000 inhabitants.

Ramoss - it’s the whole state, being a Senate seat. And Cruz has pissed off a lot of his base. Whether Dallas, Houston, and the Rio Grande Valley can get enough help from Red Texas will just have to be seen - but it’s not beyond imagination. I’m going to work toward getting my county below 75% Republican, and be real happy if it does.

About 140 miles east of me is a little ghost town named Thurber. It claims the title of the birthplace of the labor movement in Texas, as it was a mining town around 1900. They had scrip, company stores, and armed security guards whose focus was apparently not on keeping outsiders away. There were once 5000 or so workers, divided up into Polish, Mexican, Black, Italian, and so on - and there are cemeteries still divvied up on those same plans. The restaurant on the south side of I-20 there documents a lot of this - dozens of pictures and stuff on the walls. I’m pretty sure that my favorite anarchist, Praxedis Guerrero Guerrero, was involved in the labor struggle there.
The coal gave out, and the Ranger oil boom about thirty miles west of there took up some of the slack about 1915. I met a man here that helped dig the trench for the pipeline for that oil to Port Arthur, 200+ miles away. With picks and shovels. Edited by Coragyps, : No reason given.

Mindblowing.
What the hell have we become?

No! Trump cheats??!!
Fake news, I’m certain!!/s