This is akin to Liverpool fans and moral victories. Means shit in the actual results table.
Not if the trend is replicated all around the country it isn't. Far from it, it's a real reason to be positive.
This is akin to Liverpool fans and moral victories. Means shit in the actual results table.
Jeanatte Manfra, the acting deputy undersecretary of cybersecurity at the Department of Homeland Security, declined to identify which states had been targeted, citing confidentiality agreements.
Meanwhile, former US Homeland Security secretary Jeh Johnson told a congressional panel that there was a delay between the time the FBI first made contact with the Democratic National Committee about Russia hacking its servers and the time he was notified at the Department of Homeland Security.
Mr Johnson, who served under President Barack Obama, was testifying about alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 US presidential election.
The Department of Homeland Security issued warnings about hacking into voter registration databases, but Mr Johnson said the notices did not get the attention he would have liked.
He blamed the emergence of a 2005 tape, in which Donald Trump brags about sexually assaulting women, for distracting the US public at the time of the warnings.
If that man can't beat Paul fecking Ryan in a state like Wisconsin then this country is truly politically broke.that was a pretty nice ad
Not if the trend is replicated all around the country it isn't. Far from it, it's a real reason to be positive.
Yes.Wins matter not narrow defeats. When Dems start winning local elections in Rep strongholds we have something. Until then, we can continue to shit in one hand and pile up trends in the other.
This is akin to Liverpool fans and moral victories. Means shit in the actual results table.
Woah! What the hell? Could be massive news. Didn't know where to put it really so stuck it in here.
HeheheThey care about the people, CR!
wealthy white people that is
B...b..b....b...but CROOKED HILLARY!
Right in front of the country's eyes and absolutely no fecks given. What's worse is he's not only getting away with it, but the fact he's adored for it by his supporters.
Can a president do it?
For the inauguration, his campaign raised 107 million and no one knows where this money went.
I have a pretty good idea.
I just don't want a poor person. Does that make sense?
Not necessarily. You have the furthest of the left (at least for America) in the Senate for one thing.Basics in political science suggest that the senate as the federal institution in the two chamber system (opposed to the house as representation of the people/proportional to population) favors politicians in the center of the spectrum. Does that hold true for the US as well?
Ossof almost winning in a deep red state has been spun well by the right it seems.
What should she have done differently?Pelosi should have been booted out when the Democrats had disastrous midterms.
She's toxic and needs to go.
My wife literally just said that same thing when I showed her those tweets from Senator MurphyThat shooting in Alexandria, VA is going to become more common when people start losing their medical benefits because of a new health care law.
The asshole also said at a rally in Iowa that he picked a Goldman guy for Commerce Secretary because he "didn't want a poor person's advice on economics"Oh. My. God.
At a rally in Iowa, the President told supporters the addition would cover construction costs and provide cheap, renewable energy.
Taking credit for the concept, Mr Trump said: "Pretty good imagination, right? My idea!"
Despite the President's claim, a construction proposal submitted to the Department of Homeland Security in April included solar panels which would provide electricity for lighting, sensors and patrol stations along the wall.