US national policy issues looming after healthcare?

Please show me an example of Trumps racist actions, I would like to know.

Norton bailed from answering this q , maybe YOU have an example.

Please show me an example of Trumps racist actions, I would like to know.

Norton bailed from answering this q , maybe YOU have an example.

come on xCon you can do better than that......

post a picture of Idiots???

what missing from this concise is that they were sent out to guard a truck full of kitchen equipment and were given a route THROUGH the city of Fallujah instead of staying on the highway which circled the sunni stronghold...

He looked tired; oh, so tired. It had been a long and particularly awful fall from his highly regarded former standing, even though at some point, long ago, he understood that one day he would stumble. For years, he wondered when that day would come, and last year he understood that he hadn't even noticed when that trip up occurred.

The retired Lieutenant General of the United States Army took a shallow but noticeable breath, sighed and meekly replied, "Guilty, your honor."

According to the plea deal, Flynn lied to FBI agents about whether he asked the Russian government in December 2016 to hold off on retaliating against sanctions imposed by then-President Obama for trying to interfere with the campaign. He also lied about how the Russian government had agreed to "moderate its response."

Flynn lost his job as national security advisor in February, only 24 days after Trump's inauguration, after the Washington Post revealed that he had misled Vice President Mike Pence about his communications with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak.

In a videotaped interview with two Politico reporters Wednesday, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) said the quiet parts out loud. Asked by interviewers Anna Palmer and Jake Sherman how to address the federal deficit, he replied: “We have to do two things. We have to generate economic growth which generates revenue, while reducing spending. That will mean instituting structural changes to Social Security and Medicare for the future.” (A video of Rubio’s appearance is here, with his remarks on Social Security and Medicare beginning at the 21:45 mark.)

The only thing that’s new here is the explicit admission by a Republican officeholder that this is the GOP’s master plan to eviscerate the welfare and retirement of American workers. Budget analysts have seen it coming with all the subtlety of a freight train. As we reported earlier this month, the damage begins with the so-called Paygo law (for “pay as you go”), which requires Congress to offset any increase in the federal deficit with spending cuts. The law limits Medicare cuts to 4% of its budget per year, or $25 billion of its $625-billion budget.