“I’ve been getting a lot of calls,” said Jacob Sapochnick, Immigration Attorney. “It's been around for the past five years, mostly in Los Angeles and the East Coast, but now we're starting to see it in San Diego."

U.S. baby births are a big business, especially in China. On the website usbabydiy.com, there are pages and pages of advertisements for birth centers, many of them found in San Diego. The ads offer room and board for several months, including, services for/after pregnancy and tout the best medical care money can buy.

“The behind it is have your baby in the U.S. the baby will become a US citizen,” said Sapochnick. “Having a baby here, there’s nothing illegal about it. It’s just people are making it into a profit industry.”

In fact, I find the signal-to-noise ratio has improved quite a bit lately.

A cardinal feature of high extroversion is relentless reward-seeking. Prompted by the activity of dopamine circuits in the brain, highly extroverted actors are driven to pursue positive emotional experiences, whether they come in the form of social approval, fame, or wealth. Indeed, it is the pursuit itself, more so even than the actual attainment of the goal, that extroverts find so gratifying. When Barbara Walters asked Trump in 1987 whether he would like to be appointed president of the United States, rather than having to run for the job, Trump said no: “It’s the hunt that I believe I love.”

Researchers rank Richard Nixon as the nation’s most disagreeable president. But he was sweetness and light compared with the man who once sent The New York Times’ Gail Collins a copy of her own column with her photo circled and the words “The Face of a Dog!” scrawled on it. Complaining in Never Enough about “some nasty shit” that Cher, the singer and actress, once said about him, Trump bragged: “I knocked the sh#t out of her” on Twitter, “and she never said a thing about me after that.” At campaign rallies, Trump has encouraged his supporters to rough up protesters. “Get ’em out of here!” he yells. “I’d like to punch him in the face.” From unsympathetic journalists to political rivals, Trump calls his opponents “disgusting” and writes them off as “losers.”

guess that's one way to distract foreign heads of state while shoving protectionist trade agreements at them.

i'd argue that both candidates have support that is based in less security than would be overall typical and this is likely going to be an entertaining cycle as the chaotic quality that trump brings, means he's likely going to keep throwing whatever pie he can get his grubby little fingers on at the nearest wall, in the hopes that it/something will stick, right up until voting day.
nahOOO

it's looking like hillary's almost seventy year odyssey towards being leader of the american people, continues to get more tantalizingly close by the day...