Ellison is teaching Bernie Sanders how to be truly courageous when it comes exposing the Democratic Party:
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It's about cashing-in. That's what public service has become: just another way to line your pockets:
Of course he decried this way to make a back when he was a politician:
Saturday we saw another major rally attended by thousands of protesters. Many of those participants voted for Hillary Clinton last November. But the candidate who inspired the 'women's march' could once again not find the time to participate. Why? Maybe she doesn't feel comfortable mingling with the little people. After all, she is political royalty:
She did attend a festival related to the environment instead, as a mystery guest. That counts as participating in a 'Earth Day' event. Doesn't it? Kind of. Hillary certainly didn't spend her time reading this book:
![]() Nebraska farmer Art Tanderup urged the Trump administration on Friday to abandon plans to build the Keystone XL pipeline and focus instead on boosting renewable energy. In a four-minute interview on Fox News, Tanderup ― who heads a group of about 90 Nebraska landowners trying to block the pipeline ― politely countered each of host Sandra Smith’s talking points as she repeatedly suggested his personal stake was the only real reason he opposed the project. “Our premium goal would be to leave the tar sands in the ground and move more rapidly to renewable fuels,” said Tanderup, who owns a modest 160-acre farm passed down from his wife Helen’s grandfather. (source)
An F would have been a failed grade even at Trump University: ![]() President Trump's first few months in office gets a grade of F according to 1 in 3 voters, a new poll Friday says. The McClatchy-Marist poll found that 38 percent of registered voters approve of Trump’s job performance, while 51 percent disapprove. Thirty-two percent of respondents graded Trump an F, while 22 percent gave him a B and 15 percent each graded him at A, C and D. |
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