The Clintons thought Monica was safely bought off with the job Vernon Jordan was getting her. They had no idea she was talking to Linda Tripp. When they found out -- when Monica's name came up in the Paula Jones deposition -- it was too late. Kenneth Starr's team had her under wraps. The stakes were too high after that to kill her.
I really hope Haley runs so we can see libs and media scramble when they cant use the sexist/racist card
All of these libs leaving for countries(Germany,Netherlands, Poland, New Zealand, Australia) that are whiter than than the country they are fleeing.
Good riddance.
All of these countries have much stricter immigration policies than that of the US. These people have all filed the necessary paperwork and haven't just shown up.
https://news.yahoo.com/frightened-b...oting-with-their-feet-to-leave-161346924.html
These are not recent immigrants who feel threatened by nationalist rhetoric coming from the White House and Congress, but for the most part middle-class or relatively affluent Americans disheartened by the turn in American politics since the 2016 election. And it is not necessarily Canada — the default destination for agitated Americans over the decades — where they are threatening to move, because work visa qualifications there are tight. Instead, they are casting a larger net across the globe.
“The text-message threads and FB message threads have surged with questions about how and when to leave,” said Jacobs, a 41-year-old public affairs consultant who lives in New Jersey with his wife and toddler, and who began looking to Israel as an “escape hatch” as soon as Donald Trump was elected, but whose stockpiling of cash took on new urgency this week.
For many, the exploration of the departure gates is a direct response to the current president of the United States and his party. Before 2016, Coloradans Alex and Aussa Lorens were saving up to buy a house; after that they turned their attention to qualifying for a 190 Skilled Nominated visa for Australia, which requires proving English proficiency, a skills assessment and an “expression of intent” letter to those Australian states that are specifically looking for workers in Alex’s industry, which is hospitality.
Among what the couple sees as the many attractions of Australian society — including universal health care and affordable private insurance, mandated parental leave, four weeks of vacation for all workers and strong limits on guns — the Lorenses are drawn by the political culture, which, Aussa says, “protects them from a Trump-like outcome.”
Another irony is that many are looking to return to places their own ancestors fled — and that at a time when one group’s badge of patriotism is to chant “Send her back," they are essentially sending themselves back to the countries their ancestors came from.
False as usual. Losing becomes common place when you do it on a regular basis.
The number is one because they are so close you cant tell one from the other. Butt Buddie's anyone.
Business savvy . . . LMAO. Multiple bankruptcies, failed for profit Trump University, skipped out paying contractors for services, multiple cities left out to dry with expenses for ego rallies. That kind of business savvy isn’t difficult to replace.
All of these libs leaving for countries(Germany,Netherlands, Poland, New Zealand, Australia) that are whiter than than the country they are fleeing.
Good riddance.
All of these countries have much stricter immigration policies than that of the US. These people have all filed the necessary paperwork and haven't just shown up.
https://news.yahoo.com/frightened-b...oting-with-their-feet-to-leave-161346924.html
These are not recent immigrants who feel threatened by nationalist rhetoric coming from the White House and Congress, but for the most part middle-class or relatively affluent Americans disheartened by the turn in American politics since the 2016 election. And it is not necessarily Canada — the default destination for agitated Americans over the decades — where they are threatening to move, because work visa qualifications there are tight. Instead, they are casting a larger net across the globe.
“The text-message threads and FB message threads have surged with questions about how and when to leave,” said Jacobs, a 41-year-old public affairs consultant who lives in New Jersey with his wife and toddler, and who began looking to Israel as an “escape hatch” as soon as Donald Trump was elected, but whose stockpiling of cash took on new urgency this week.
For many, the exploration of the departure gates is a direct response to the current president of the United States and his party. Before 2016, Coloradans Alex and Aussa Lorens were saving up to buy a house; after that they turned their attention to qualifying for a 190 Skilled Nominated visa for Australia, which requires proving English proficiency, a skills assessment and an “expression of intent” letter to those Australian states that are specifically looking for workers in Alex’s industry, which is hospitality.
Among what the couple sees as the many attractions of Australian society — including universal health care and affordable private insurance, mandated parental leave, four weeks of vacation for all workers and strong limits on guns — the Lorenses are drawn by the political culture, which, Aussa says, “protects them from a Trump-like outcome.”
Another irony is that many are looking to return to places their own ancestors fled — and that at a time when one group’s badge of patriotism is to chant “Send her back," they are essentially sending themselves back to the countries their ancestors came from.
I think we should find out who these people are and then send them to see their maker. He will determine whether they go to hell or not.
Good thing you had no balls and did not serve. You would have lost your life.
