There's just so much.
First, from the top attorney for Trump's re-election campaign, the Gospel according to your favorite theocrat (pick one -- they'ar all over the place in this regime):
There's more at the link. Via Joe.My.God., who also has some of Ellis' past statements about gay people, just in case you were wondering.
Next up, Trump's Pentagon, which claims that American citizens are the "adversaries":
The DoD spokesman gives a nice rationale for use of the term, but it still reveals a mindset that's pretty dismal.
Again, vie Joe.My.God.
And from Glorious Leader himself, a little racism to wash it down:
There's more. I may update this one.
Update: Trump doesn't think he has to abide by Supreme Court decisions:
Nice elections you have there -- be a shame if anything happened to them:
At least mid-October? Like, into early November? And if it looks like it's working in Portland ("working" being a matter of viewpoint), why not try it in other cities?
First, from the top attorney for Trump's re-election campaign, the Gospel according to your favorite theocrat (pick one -- they'ar all over the place in this regime):
The notion that the United States observes a separation of church and state is a lie, according to President Donald Trump’s senior campaign legal adviser.
“The left is going to tell you there’s this separation of church and state, and that’s just nowhere in the Constitution, nowhere in American law,” Jenna Ellis declared Monday evening during a Zoom event hosted by Asian Pacific Americans for Trump. “That’s nothing that our founding principles ever, uh, derived whatsoever.”
There's more at the link. Via Joe.My.God., who also has some of Ellis' past statements about gay people, just in case you were wondering.
Next up, Trump's Pentagon, which claims that American citizens are the "adversaries":
A new mandatory Pentagon training course aimed at preventing leaks refers to protesters and journalists as "adversaries" in a fictional scenario designed toteach Defense Department personnel how to better protect sensitive information.
The new course was recently launched as part of Defense Secretary Mark Esper's effort to improve "operational security," or OPSEC, and clamp down on leaks. The training materials are public and include a video message from Esper, as well as a July 20 memo outlining his concerns about operational security and directing all DoD personnel — military, civilian and on-site contractors — to take the course within the next 60 days.
The DoD spokesman gives a nice rationale for use of the term, but it still reveals a mindset that's pretty dismal.
Again, vie Joe.My.God.
And from Glorious Leader himself, a little racism to wash it down:
...Your housing prices will go up based on the market, and crime will go down. I have rescinded the Obama-Biden AFFH Rule. Enjoy!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 29, 2020
There's more. I may update this one.
Update: Trump doesn't think he has to abide by Supreme Court decisions:
President Donald Trump though acting Secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf (photo) will sidestep a Supreme Court ruling and move to drastically limit access to and limit the protections of the Obama-era program known as DACA.
The administration believes DACA, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, is still illegal, NBC News reports. Acting Secretary Wolf on Tuesday announced he will not accept any new applicants to the program that protects undocumented immigrants who were brought into the country as children.
Nice elections you have there -- be a shame if anything happened to them:
The Trump administration is planning to keep federal agents in Portland, Oregon, through at least mid-October, according to an internal email obtained by CNN.
Portland has been the site of ongoing protests for more than 50 days that have turned violent, sparking outrage among local officials who have faulted the federal presence for aggravating the situation on the ground.
But as protests persist, Customs and Border Protection -- part of the Department of Homeland Security -- is laying the groundwork for continued presence in the city on a rotational basis to relieve those agents who have been in Portland and who may be deployed in the near future.
At least mid-October? Like, into early November? And if it looks like it's working in Portland ("working" being a matter of viewpoint), why not try it in other cities?
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