Well, off we go

[essentialsaltes]

“I think there are other places where they could cut that would make more sense,” [the president of the town board added as the leopard chewed at her right ear.]

 

[Aryeh Jay]

“I think there are other places where they could cut that would make more sense,” [the president of the town board added as the leopard chewed at her right ear.]

Good for Trump! You can't clearcut the redwood forest if there are liberal hate America tree huggers there.

 

[essentialsaltes]

People who don't know about the Leopards Eating Faces Party are more likely to vote for it.

Leader of the Leopards Eating Faces Party explains it in simple terms to his supporters:

 

[Bradskii]

Well, they did sign up for it...whether they like it or not.

 

[Aryeh Jay]

Well, they did sign up for it...whether they like it or not.

You do realize that if it gets too bad I will be returning to my literal Motherland. I will board my sailboat and about two years later sail right into Sidney Harbor. Then Aryeh Jay will join the likes of European Rabbits and Cain Toads.

 

[Larniavc]

and Cain Toads.

Be careful to steer clear of any crows….

 

[Aryeh Jay]

Be careful to steer clear of any crows….

I'm counting crows.

 

[rambot]

Leopards ate my face? This is a weird time to remind us that the Left can't meme.

On second thought, it's a perfect time.

Looks like it took WAAAAY less than 100 days.

 

[essentialsaltes]

House Republicans face dilemma over Medicaid cuts as they vow to protect benefits​

House Republicans are facing the difficult task of slashing $1.5 trillion — with hundreds of billions likely in Medicaid spending — to help offset the cost of President Trump's tax cuts.
The issue will come to a head in the coming weeks. The Energy and Commerce Committee plans to mark up its portion of the reconciliation package on May 7.

The GOP plan to fund Trump’s agenda is running into a major roadblock: Trump​

President Donald Trump is skeptical of congressional Republicans’ emerging plans to make deep cuts to Medicaid, the safety-net health program covering nearly 80 million Americans, six people close to the president said.

The conflict is set to come to a head when senior House Republicans in the coming days are expected to present him with a menu of potential Medicaid changes they’d like to pursue and estimates of the savings they will generate and the impacts on beneficiaries. It will be up to Trump to decide what is palatable.

Among the options the White House has agreed to review — but not yet agreed to accept — is a controversial proposal, favored by some House Republicans, that would cap the federal Medicaid allotment to states.

 

[Chesterton]

Looks like it took WAAAAY less than 100 days.

A person spamming the thread with isolated lamestream media stories is meaningless.

 

[rambot]

A person spamming the thread with isolated lamestream media stories is meaningless.

There's no point in BRAGGING about not engaging with challenging texts.

 

[Chesterton]

There's no point in BRAGGING about not engaging with challenging texts.

You know what else there's no point in bragging about? Being illiterate. I made a post about how the left can't meme, and you replied to it without replying to it, saying nothing about the post. If you did that in real life conversation, people would think you were drunk.

I haven't looked at this thread since I made that one post on Nov. 7. I had to skim the previous page to see what you were talking about. There's nothing challenging. This is the same smear tactics the media tried during his first presidency.

 

[rambot]

You know what else there's no point in bragging about? Being illiterate. I made a post about how the left can't meme, and you replied to it without replying to it, saying nothing about the post. If you did that in real life conversation, people would think you were drunk.

You are definitely right that I gave your initial post the amount of attention and thought than it deserved.

 

[essentialsaltes]

They voted for Trump and now their son is in ICE detention​

Green card holder from Argentina held in South Georgia’s Stewart Detention Center.

 

[Aldebaran]

 

[essentialsaltes]

i wonder how many Leopards ate my face stories and how quickly we will be hearing them.

‘We Voted for Trump to Fix the Border. Now We’re Milking Cows Alone at 4 A.M.’ – Vermont Farmers Face Harsh Reality as ICE Raids Hit Home​

When Donald Trump supporters in rural Vermont cast their ballots, many say they never imagined immigration crackdowns would come to their farms.

[But now the leopards have come for their faces.]

At the heart of this shift is Dustin Machia, a fifth-generation dairy farmer from Sheldon. Like many in the region, Machia voted for Trump, drawn by promises of border control and national security. “We didn’t want drugs or gangbangers,” he said. But what he didn’t expect was losing some of his most dedicated employees to immigration arrests.

Vermont Secretary of Agriculture Anson Tebbetts noted that while immigrants make up a small portion of the state’s population, they are essential to its $3.6 billion dairy sector, which produces 63 percent of New England’s milk. “These workers are vital,” Tebbetts said. “Without them, the cows don’t get milked.”

 

[Aryeh Jay]

‘We Voted for Trump to Fix the Border. Now We’re Milking Cows Alone at 4 A.M.’ – Vermont Farmers Face Harsh Reality as ICE Raids Hit Home​

When Donald Trump supporters in rural Vermont cast their ballots, many say they never imagined immigration crackdowns would come to their farms.

[But now the leopards have come for their faces.]

At the heart of this shift is Dustin Machia, a fifth-generation dairy farmer from Sheldon. Like many in the region, Machia voted for Trump, drawn by promises of border control and national security. “We didn’t want drugs or gangbangers,” he said. But what he didn’t expect was losing some of his most dedicated employees to immigration arrests.

Vermont Secretary of Agriculture Anson Tebbetts noted that while immigrants make up a small portion of the state’s population, they are essential to its $3.6 billion dairy sector, which produces 63 percent of New England’s milk. “These workers are vital,” Tebbetts said. “Without them, the cows don’t get milked.”

Good news! More jobs for Real Americans.

 

[iluvatar5150]

‘We Voted for Trump to Fix the Border. Now We’re Milking Cows Alone at 4 A.M.’ – Vermont Farmers Face Harsh Reality as ICE Raids Hit Home​

When Donald Trump supporters in rural Vermont cast their ballots, many say they never imagined immigration crackdowns would come to their farms.

[But now the leopards have come for their faces.]

At the heart of this shift is Dustin Machia, a fifth-generation dairy farmer from Sheldon. Like many in the region, Machia voted for Trump, drawn by promises of border control and national security. “We didn’t want drugs or gangbangers,” he said. But what he didn’t expect was losing some of his most dedicated employees to immigration arrests.

Vermont Secretary of Agriculture Anson Tebbetts noted that while immigrants make up a small portion of the state’s population, they are essential to its $3.6 billion dairy sector, which produces 63 percent of New England’s milk. “These workers are vital,” Tebbetts said. “Without them, the cows don’t get milked.”

I'd be curious to know how many gangbangers Mr. Machia gets in rural northern Vermont.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Leader of the Leopards Eating Faces Party explains it in simple terms to his supporters:

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“I think there are a lot of Latinos who didn’t necessarily vote for Donald Trump. They voted for change,” Morales said. “They voted for something different than they were experiencing in their everyday economic lives.”

 

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‘Inhumane:’ Latinas for Trump founder condemns White House immigration crackdown​

“This is not what we voted for,” State Sen. Ileana Garcia said in a statement on Saturday. “I have always supported Trump, through thick and thin. However, this is unacceptable and inhumane.”

“I understand the importance of deporting criminal aliens, but what we are witnessing are arbitrary measures to hunt down people who are complying with their immigration hearings—in many cases, with credible fear of persecution claims—all driven by a Miller-like desire to satisfy a self-fabricated deportation goal. This undermines the sense of fairness and justice that the American people value,” said Garcia.