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Polish president proposes permanent US base called 'Fort Trump'
President Trump's name appears on dozens of buildings worldwide, but if the leader of Poland has his way, properties like Trump Tower and Trump International Hotel may soon be joined by a conspicuously named military installation: Fort Trump.
Speaking with Trump and reporters in the Oval Office on Tuesday, Poland's president, Andrzej Duda, told Trump that he'd like the U.S. to create a permanent military base with that name in Poland -- and that Poland would pay more than $2 billion for the project.
Duda emphasized that his country was "willing to make a very major contribution to the United States to come in and have a presence in Poland."
Trump said he would consider the proposal.
Facing Russia's increased military activity in the region, Poland has been pressing for the 3,000 U.S. troops now deployed in Poland on a temporary, rotating basis to be upgraded to a larger, permanent presence
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...lled-fort-trump-despite-nato-restriction.html
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Polish president proposes permanent US base called 'Fort Trump'
President Trump's name appears on dozens of buildings worldwide, but if the leader of Poland has his way, properties like Trump Tower and Trump International Hotel may soon be joined by a conspicuously named military installation: Fort Trump.
Speaking with Trump and reporters in the Oval Office on Tuesday, Poland's president, Andrzej Duda, told Trump that he'd like the U.S. to create a permanent military base with that name in Poland -- and that Poland would pay more than $2 billion for the project.
Duda emphasized that his country was "willing to make a very major contribution to the United States to come in and have a presence in Poland."
Trump said he would consider the proposal.
Facing Russia's increased military activity in the region, Poland has been pressing for the 3,000 U.S. troops now deployed in Poland on a temporary, rotating basis to be upgraded to a larger, permanent presence
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...lled-fort-trump-despite-nato-restriction.html
I'll just drop this here.
Hispanics flourishing in Trump economy
President Trump's economy is the rising tide that is lifting all boats. This is especially true for Hispanics, who were among the biggest victims of the low-growth, high-regulation economy under President Obama.
Last week, the Census Bureau announced new household income numbers, which showed that median income for Hispanic households grew by 3.7 percent, adjusted for inflation, last year. That’s more than double the increase seen by all households. More Hispanics moved into the upper-income brackets, and fewer remained in the lower ones. That’s welcome news as the nation celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month.
Contrast this to the Obama economy. It took until 2015 for Hispanic household incomes to finally get back to their 2006 levels. For the population as a whole, household incomes remained flat between 2010 and 2014, as President Obama rolled out one job-killing policy after the next.
In addition to rising incomes, there are more job opportunities than ever today for Hispanics. This month, the Labor Department announced that the Hispanic unemployment rate remained at a record low — below 5 percent for the fifth consecutive month. This is less than half the unemployment rate that Hispanics faced as recently as President Obama’s second term. Median weekly earnings for full-time Hispanic employees have grown by 4.3 percent, adjusted for inflation, over the past two years.
So why are Hispanics doing so well under the Trump economy?
President Trump’s pro-growth policies have had a disproportionately positive impact on Hispanics because they are more entrepreneurial than the general population. Hispanics start businesses at a faster rate than any other ethnic group. Since 2007, the number of Latino-owned businesses has grown by nearly 50 percent, nearly double the rate of all other ethnic groups combined. By a far higher margin than the general public, Hispanics believe that you can get ahead by hard work, according to Pew polling.
President Trump’s deregulation and pro-business policies have made it far easier to be entrepreneurial. Exhibit A are the tax cuts that took effect this year. They contain numerous provisions that specifically help entrepreneurs. These include a new 20 percent small business tax deduction that allow entrepreneurs to protect one-fifth of their earnings from taxes, funds that can be used to help their businesses survive and thrive. Most small businesses describe this provision as a “game changer,” according to a recent Bank of America survey.
With Trump unleashing the economy’s animal spirits, entrepreneurs — led by Hispanics — are increasing the long-depressed small business start-up rate. These businesses are more likely to provide good job opportunities to Hispanic job seekers. In fact, one survey shows they plan to hire workers at twice the rate of their non-Hispanic counterparts.
Hispanics also have benefited generally from the growing economy. For example, the number of full-time jobs is rapidly increasing at the expense of part-time jobs. This has helped Hispanics, who also disproportionately work in the service sector, to raise their incomes to a middle-class level because they are able to work more hours.
Given this success, it’s no surprise that Hispanic approval of President Trump is rising. According to a Harvard CAPS/Harris poll this summer, Trump’s approval among Hispanics jumped by 10 percentage points in one month.
President Trump and Republicans can build on this support by continuing to focus on a uniting pro-growth, pro-opportunity message. Like most Americans, Hispanics care about the economy, education and jobs. Republicans shouldn’t get swayed by the siren song of pursuing divisive social issues that may drive up turnout in rural areas but will repel Hispanics and independents in the suburbs where voters will decide control of the House of Representatives.
Electoral success will allow Trump to continue his policy agenda that is delivering historic economic benefits to Hispanics and all Americans.
Hispanics flourishing in Trump economy
President Trump's economy is the rising tide that is lifting all boats. This is especially true for Hispanics, who were among the biggest victims of the low-growth, high-regulation economy under President Obama.
Last week, the Census Bureau announced new household income numbers, which showed that median income for Hispanic households grew by 3.7 percent, adjusted for inflation, last year. That’s more than double the increase seen by all households. More Hispanics moved into the upper-income brackets, and fewer remained in the lower ones. That’s welcome news as the nation celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month.
Contrast this to the Obama economy. It took until 2015 for Hispanic household incomes to finally get back to their 2006 levels. For the population as a whole, household incomes remained flat between 2010 and 2014, as President Obama rolled out one job-killing policy after the next.
In addition to rising incomes, there are more job opportunities than ever today for Hispanics. This month, the Labor Department announced that the Hispanic unemployment rate remained at a record low — below 5 percent for the fifth consecutive month. This is less than half the unemployment rate that Hispanics faced as recently as President Obama’s second term. Median weekly earnings for full-time Hispanic employees have grown by 4.3 percent, adjusted for inflation, over the past two years.
So why are Hispanics doing so well under the Trump economy?
President Trump’s pro-growth policies have had a disproportionately positive impact on Hispanics because they are more entrepreneurial than the general population. Hispanics start businesses at a faster rate than any other ethnic group. Since 2007, the number of Latino-owned businesses has grown by nearly 50 percent, nearly double the rate of all other ethnic groups combined. By a far higher margin than the general public, Hispanics believe that you can get ahead by hard work, according to Pew polling.
President Trump’s deregulation and pro-business policies have made it far easier to be entrepreneurial. Exhibit A are the tax cuts that took effect this year. They contain numerous provisions that specifically help entrepreneurs. These include a new 20 percent small business tax deduction that allow entrepreneurs to protect one-fifth of their earnings from taxes, funds that can be used to help their businesses survive and thrive. Most small businesses describe this provision as a “game changer,” according to a recent Bank of America survey.
With Trump unleashing the economy’s animal spirits, entrepreneurs — led by Hispanics — are increasing the long-depressed small business start-up rate. These businesses are more likely to provide good job opportunities to Hispanic job seekers. In fact, one survey shows they plan to hire workers at twice the rate of their non-Hispanic counterparts.
Hispanics also have benefited generally from the growing economy. For example, the number of full-time jobs is rapidly increasing at the expense of part-time jobs. This has helped Hispanics, who also disproportionately work in the service sector, to raise their incomes to a middle-class level because they are able to work more hours.
Given this success, it’s no surprise that Hispanic approval of President Trump is rising. According to a Harvard CAPS/Harris poll this summer, Trump’s approval among Hispanics jumped by 10 percentage points in one month.
President Trump and Republicans can build on this support by continuing to focus on a uniting pro-growth, pro-opportunity message. Like most Americans, Hispanics care about the economy, education and jobs. Republicans shouldn’t get swayed by the siren song of pursuing divisive social issues that may drive up turnout in rural areas but will repel Hispanics and independents in the suburbs where voters will decide control of the House of Representatives.
Electoral success will allow Trump to continue his policy agenda that is delivering historic economic benefits to Hispanics and all Americans.
Thank you, Mr President. You are doing a fine job.
You are taking back the Judiciary. You are reversing the Obammy comedy act. You are nixing the trade deals that hurt American workers. My 401k thanks you. Build the Wall!!!!
That's all.
You are taking back the Judiciary. You are reversing the Obammy comedy act. You are nixing the trade deals that hurt American workers. My 401k thanks you. Build the Wall!!!!
That's all.
President Trump's economy rules.
The numbers: The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits in mid-September fell to a fresh 49-year low, more proof that a growing labor shortage and surging economy have given workers greater job security.
Initial jobless claims, a rough proxy for layoffs, fell by 3,000 to 201,000 in the seven days ended Sept. 15. That’s below the 208,000 MarketWatch forecast and marks the lowest level since Nov. 12, 1969.
The numbers: The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits in mid-September fell to a fresh 49-year low, more proof that a growing labor shortage and surging economy have given workers greater job security.
Initial jobless claims, a rough proxy for layoffs, fell by 3,000 to 201,000 in the seven days ended Sept. 15. That’s below the 208,000 MarketWatch forecast and marks the lowest level since Nov. 12, 1969.
Winning!
The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit its first record high since January on Thursday as gains in Apple and a decrease in trade fears lifted the 30-stock index.
The Dow rose 203 points as Boeing, Caterpillar and Apple outperformed. The S&P 500 also rose 0.6 percent to an all-time high, its first since late August, as materials and tech outperformed.
President Donald Trump touted the S&P 500's record in a tweet, saying "Congrats USA!"
The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit its first record high since January on Thursday as gains in Apple and a decrease in trade fears lifted the 30-stock index.
The Dow rose 203 points as Boeing, Caterpillar and Apple outperformed. The S&P 500 also rose 0.6 percent to an all-time high, its first since late August, as materials and tech outperformed.
President Donald Trump touted the S&P 500's record in a tweet, saying "Congrats USA!"
https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-jo...9-year-low-for-third-straight-week-1537446974
WINNING cannot be emphasized enough with this news.
FORTY NINE year low.
And think about how much larger our population is now than in '69. Not to mention so many more illegal aliens.
Elfie isn’t here to give you all the smackdown spin against all this... maybe 21 can stop by and shed some light on the lib talking points today...
One thing worries me though. Complacency of the American Voter on the Conservative/Republican side when things are going well. They forget to vote for some reason. They better show up this year or else we'll be rolling back all the wins in a big hurry. Compared to when this happened to Bush though, I do not see Trump putting his signature on too many asinine Dem bills that cross his desk.
You have a god point there. Maybe they should draw it out to late October so it is fresh in the casual voter's minds. Watching the antics of their base should be a good reminder to get out and vote
"He later gave the food to the white child he shamelessly hugged as an obvious photo op, while his own child, Barron, is suffering at home from a lack of affection from his father!"
When I read all the criticisms from that hug, I realized there's just absolutely no help in the world for some of these sick people.
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In Missouri, President Trump says he'll clear out ‘lingering stench’ at FBI, DOJ
First people in line at 5:30am. Line is 2 miles long. @FOX2now @fox4kc
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/21/us/politics/trump-josh-hawley-missouri-rally.html
First people in line at 5:30am. Line is 2 miles long. @FOX2now @fox4kc
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/21/us/politics/trump-josh-hawley-missouri-rally.html
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President Donald J. Trump Secures Funding to Care for Our Veterans, Rebuild Military
CARING FOR OUR VETS: President Donald J. Trump is signing legislation that provides historic funding to care for our Nation’s veterans.
President Trump is signing appropriations legislation that will provide $86.5 billion in funding for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), the largest dollar amount in history for the VA. The legislation provides $73.1 billion for medical care for 7 million patients, including: $8.6 billion for mental health services $400 million for opioid abuse prevention $206 million for suicide prevention outreach $270 million for rural veterans’ health initiatives The legislation provides an additional $1.75 billion above the amount already enacted for FY 2019 to improve ongoing healthcare services and to fund certain VA MISSION Act programs. The legislation includes $1.1 billion to modernize the VA’s electronic health record system, a desperately needed improvement to provide seamless care to those transitioning from service. Oversight and accountability will be strengthened to ensure VA dollars are being used to the best benefit of our veterans. The legislation accelerates compensation claims processing for more than 450,000 veterans. BUILDING OUR DEFENSES: The legislation provides billions of dollars in critical funding to further President Trump’s national security priorities and rebuild military infrastructure.
The legislation provides $15.14 billion to support a strong nuclear national security strategy, including: $11.1 billion for nuclear weapons activities to maintain a strong deterrence posture $1.70 billion to support the Navy’s nuclear powered fleet $1.93 billion to keep nuclear materials from getting in the hands of bad actors Funding is provided to harden our nation’s energy grid against cyber and other attacks, including $120 million for research and development to strengthen our electric grid. The legislation will rebuild infrastructure for service members and their families by providing $10.3 billion for 174 military construction projects across the country and overseas. Family housing is fully funded with $1.6 billion and $100 million will go to enhancing anti-terrorism, force protection, and safety efforts on military installations INVESTING IN INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENERGY: The legislation invests in American infrastructure and energy development.
The legislation invests in our Nation’s water resources, providing $7 billion for the Army Corps of Engineers to maintain and improve our Nation’s water infrastructure, including: $3.2 billion for navigation projects and studies to maintain and improve our coastal ports and inland waterways $2 billion for flood and storm damage reduction projects and activities The legislation advances an “all-of-the-above” energy strategy by directing $13.4 billion to the Department of Energy’s energy programs, including: $740 million for research and development to advance fossil energy technologies $1.2 billion for nuclear energy research and development activities
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Statement by President Donald J. Trump on H.R. 5895 | The White House
Today, I have signed into law H.R. 5895, the “Energy and Water, Legislative Branch, and Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Act, 2019” (the “Act”).
Two provisions of the bill (Division C, sections 113 and 129) purport to require that the Congress receive a notification or certification before the President may direct certain military actions. I reiterate the longstanding understanding of the executive branch that these types of provisions encompass only actions for which such advance notification or certification is feasible and consistent with the President’s exclusive constitutional authorities as Commander in Chief.
Numerous provisions of the bill (including, for example, Division A, section 101(a)(3)–(5), section 201(a)(3)–(7), and section 301(e); and Division C, sections 132, 201, 202, 218, 225, 229, 230, 231, 248, and 252) purport to condition the authority of the Executive to spend or reallocate funds on the approval of congressional committees. These provisions are impermissible forms of congressional aggrandizement in the execution of the laws other than by enactment of statutes. My Administration will notify the relevant committees before taking the specified actions and will accord the recommendations of such committees all appropriate and serious consideration, but it will not treat spending decisions as dependent on the approval of congressional committees.
DONALD J. TRUMP
THE WHITE HOUSE, September 21, 2018.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing...erans-rebuild-military-invest-infrastructure/
CARING FOR OUR VETS: President Donald J. Trump is signing legislation that provides historic funding to care for our Nation’s veterans.
President Trump is signing appropriations legislation that will provide $86.5 billion in funding for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), the largest dollar amount in history for the VA. The legislation provides $73.1 billion for medical care for 7 million patients, including: $8.6 billion for mental health services $400 million for opioid abuse prevention $206 million for suicide prevention outreach $270 million for rural veterans’ health initiatives The legislation provides an additional $1.75 billion above the amount already enacted for FY 2019 to improve ongoing healthcare services and to fund certain VA MISSION Act programs. The legislation includes $1.1 billion to modernize the VA’s electronic health record system, a desperately needed improvement to provide seamless care to those transitioning from service. Oversight and accountability will be strengthened to ensure VA dollars are being used to the best benefit of our veterans. The legislation accelerates compensation claims processing for more than 450,000 veterans. BUILDING OUR DEFENSES: The legislation provides billions of dollars in critical funding to further President Trump’s national security priorities and rebuild military infrastructure.
The legislation provides $15.14 billion to support a strong nuclear national security strategy, including: $11.1 billion for nuclear weapons activities to maintain a strong deterrence posture $1.70 billion to support the Navy’s nuclear powered fleet $1.93 billion to keep nuclear materials from getting in the hands of bad actors Funding is provided to harden our nation’s energy grid against cyber and other attacks, including $120 million for research and development to strengthen our electric grid. The legislation will rebuild infrastructure for service members and their families by providing $10.3 billion for 174 military construction projects across the country and overseas. Family housing is fully funded with $1.6 billion and $100 million will go to enhancing anti-terrorism, force protection, and safety efforts on military installations INVESTING IN INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENERGY: The legislation invests in American infrastructure and energy development.
The legislation invests in our Nation’s water resources, providing $7 billion for the Army Corps of Engineers to maintain and improve our Nation’s water infrastructure, including: $3.2 billion for navigation projects and studies to maintain and improve our coastal ports and inland waterways $2 billion for flood and storm damage reduction projects and activities The legislation advances an “all-of-the-above” energy strategy by directing $13.4 billion to the Department of Energy’s energy programs, including: $740 million for research and development to advance fossil energy technologies $1.2 billion for nuclear energy research and development activities
______________________________________
Statement by President Donald J. Trump on H.R. 5895 | The White House
Today, I have signed into law H.R. 5895, the “Energy and Water, Legislative Branch, and Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Act, 2019” (the “Act”).
Two provisions of the bill (Division C, sections 113 and 129) purport to require that the Congress receive a notification or certification before the President may direct certain military actions. I reiterate the longstanding understanding of the executive branch that these types of provisions encompass only actions for which such advance notification or certification is feasible and consistent with the President’s exclusive constitutional authorities as Commander in Chief.
Numerous provisions of the bill (including, for example, Division A, section 101(a)(3)–(5), section 201(a)(3)–(7), and section 301(e); and Division C, sections 132, 201, 202, 218, 225, 229, 230, 231, 248, and 252) purport to condition the authority of the Executive to spend or reallocate funds on the approval of congressional committees. These provisions are impermissible forms of congressional aggrandizement in the execution of the laws other than by enactment of statutes. My Administration will notify the relevant committees before taking the specified actions and will accord the recommendations of such committees all appropriate and serious consideration, but it will not treat spending decisions as dependent on the approval of congressional committees.
DONALD J. TRUMP
THE WHITE HOUSE, September 21, 2018.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing...erans-rebuild-military-invest-infrastructure/
"You're a good kid. Try and stay out of jail."
You know Trump had to have said something racist.
“Have you ever met your Dad?”
President Trump hits it out of the park and owns the UN again.
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What a joke. I prefer a President who doesn't get laughed in his face by world leaders. This is what happens when Trump tries to spew his bullshit to a real audience, not his usual MAGA, rah rah pep rallies.
What an embarrassing low point for America.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">After Trump tries to claim his admin accomplished more than almost any admin in history, the UN General Assembly laughs<br><br>Trump said during the Obama years the world was laughing at us & they wouldn’t laugh when he’s POTUS<br><br>Well, they’re literally laughing<a href="https://t.co/K9NWMoAvHA">pic.twitter.com/K9NWMoAvHA</a></p>— Rantt Media (@RanttMedia) <a href="https://twitter.com/RanttMedia/status/1044601135141711873?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 25, 2018</a></blockquote>
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Nervous laughter because he just told a room full of Socialists that Socialism is bad. Meantime 1) our economy is owning their ***** and 2) most of them are nothing without us.