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He quietly dialed the stored numbers of the heads of major US news outlets.  It was 3am Tuesday in Washington.  The same words were said to each startled person with no greetings or apology. “It's the President.”  The voice was unmistakable to the thirty people called from the oversized, greasy, black cell phone.  He ordered each of them to attend an emergency press conference at the White House West Wing at exactly 12pm later that day.   Each call ended with the words “no questions” and an abrupt hang up.  He then called key cabinet members and instructed them to come to the noon conference with the stern admonition “no questions”.  Finally, he called Chief of Staff, Jack King, his oldest, most loyal confidant and only real friend in his 75 years of privileged existence.  He directed him, without hesitation, to have the outdoor West Wing set up for “a big crowd” of reporters and others that would be attending the “high noon” press conference he had decided on. “What's going on

I wonder how much money the cable networks like CNN MSNBC, and FOX to name the main ones are making off Trump? He has been leading the news endlessly for several years. He brings in the enormous piles of dirty money. Reporters are seeing giant paydays because of his presence. Tons of consultants and broadcasters and others are working enormous extra hours because of him.  The stations act so outraged that Trump does what he does but in reality how much are they making in advertising revenues because of Donald Trump?  The tales of Trump have made so many people and networks so fat yet they act so righteously indignant.  I would like to hear Anderson Cooper or Brit Hume report on some of the revenues that have come in to their stations ever since Trump became a huge key to their journalistic existence?  Think of the massive amount of careers Trump has made with his reprehensible deeds? We only hear of how bad Trump is every single hour of everyday. The stations cry and cry but keep conti

So, when does the New York State Attorney General, the Georgia State AG, the Washington DC. AG finally dump subpoenas and more complaints   on Trump so that he has to start spending his days testifying in depositions rather than in playing golf? All the irrelevant dribble we have heard on @CNN, @Rachel Maddow, @MSNBC, etc. about the terrible consequences of his actions Trump could face from tax evasion to bank and mail fraud, to abuse of power have amounted to zero. He has faced no trouble as a private citizen.  Get after that scum bag.  The commentators have yapped and yapped interminably about the huge personal legal jeopardy Donald Trump could face and there has not been a single deposition he had to take even though he is now a private citizen. He is still laughing at the law. Lawrence Tribe, the legal scholar, and all the other blowhard attorneys explaining why Trump could be in so much legal trouble has all turned out so far to be bullshit.   Trump is still being treated as if he

Truth  by  David Stein He quietly dialed the stored numbers of the heads of major US news outlets.  It was 3am Tuesday in Washington.  The same words were said to each startled person with no greetings or apology. “It's the President.”  The voice was unmistakable to the thirty people called from the oversized, greasy, black cell phone. He ordered each of them to attend an emergency press conference at the White House West Wing at exactly 12pm later that day.   Each call ended with the words “no questions” and an abrupt hang up.  He then called key cabinet members and instructed them to come to the noon conference with the stern admonition “no questions”.  Finally, he called Chief of Staff, Jack King, his oldest, most loyal confidant and only real friend in his 75 years of privileged existence.  He directed him, without hesitation, to have the outdoor West Wing set up for “a big crowd” of reporters and others that would be attending the “high noon” press conference he had decided on

Q-How old is income tax? A-The 16th amendment was passed allowing income tax collection over 100 years ago. No celebration was held. Q-How many people went to jail for income tax violations between 2007-2011? A-About 1700 people per year were jailed. Q-How much were Americans assessed in penalties in the last 10 years? A-About 15 billion a year Q-What famous actor went to jail for income tax violation? A-Wesley Snipes served 3 years for failing to file 38 million dollars he earned over a six year period of time. A-Over 15 b illion dollars Q-How far back does income tax go? A-In China, in 10 AD a 10% income  tax was imposed on professionals and skilled laborers. It was  eliminated 13 years later. Q-What do American taxpayers think about income tax? A-A new Gallup poll found that about 55% of taxpayers think their taxes are fair. So, stop whining and pay.