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DramatistDreamer

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  1. Connecticut has announced that it will shut down the state's Child Healthcare Insurance Program by the end of January, unless Congress renews funding for the program. Apparently, CT (along with some other states) has been using leftover federal funds since September 30 of this year due to the program's funding not having been renewed. I've read that, in some states, hospitals and clinics have already started "prioritizing" treatment for children due to costs. Children's health is not a priority for Congress but tax cuts for the wealthy is? Is this the type of country that Trump supporters want to live in?
  2. Even though none of these states voted Republican in the last several presidential elections, there are conservative pockets within those states. For instance, in NY, Rep. Peter King, a Republican is in the L.I./Westchester area, a Conservative pocket surrounded by a liberal NYC area. King has been known to be mostly in lock-step with Trump/GOP. He did seem to beg that the mortgage cap not be lowered in this taxscam bill but it would seem that he's willing to go along with voting for it anyway, despite that fact that his constituents will likely lose the most of any homeowner in the country as they are predicted to be the hardest hit. New Jersey also has some conservative pockets and there is a severe disconnect there as the predicted hardest hit area is calculated to be Newark, NJ which is an inner-city and has a large population of black and minority homeowners, many of whom also happen to be low-income homeowners. Also, just flat out greed and corruption as some of these Congressman look to personally benefit, regardless of how their constituents fare. Speaking of greed and corruption, Another day, another lawsuit for Trump Inc. Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump Face New Lawsuit Over Financial Disclosures: Report
  3. Speaking of not being able to assume anything, I wonder whether anyone can actually take any of these folks at their word?
  4. They've been together since 2001. Kournikova has likely matured and humbled since those days. She's likely had to as she is no longer the big star she once was.
  5. A straight up or down vote will identify who is pro and who is con Net Neutrality.
  6. Well, these two are sly, that's for sure. I guess that is a major advantage when you've put yourself under the radar. Anna Kournikova and Enrique Iglesias Welcome Twins After Secret Pregnancy
  7. Probably since West and Smiley had a modicum of success attacking Obama (because, politician, I guess) so they figured they'd try it once more. Smiley is out of it at this point because he's been unmasked. I could never understand how West and Smiley were able to get away with accusing Obama of being corporatized when Smiley was backed by Wells Fargo and Walmart! And I know of at least one story of West's greed that hits very close to home. In the Predator's Thread last week, I mentioned the fact that Walmart (America's superstore) has said zilch about the Smiley allegations.
  8. Jelani Cobb goes in on Cornel West. Jelani Cobb brings receipts
  9. Last time Track Palin was charged with domestic abused, Sarah Palin blamed Obama. Will it be Hillary this time?
  10. Has this been posted? A tribute to Kathryn Hays.
  11. CA seems to be the launching pad of quite a few clever tactics these days. Have you seen their ideas on how to get around the repeal of the Net Neutrality rule? A year or two ago, I had been reading about some pilot programs in Brooklyn, NY that were constructing community-run Intranets and I wonder if this is an idea that they may end up expanding, in defiance of the Net Neutrality repeal. The thing is, the people who can potentially come up with ways around the government's repeal are often more skilled, focused and dedicated than the ones in the government enforcing the repeal. We'll see how this all shapes out.
  12. Well, look at the stats of Long Island, NY and you will see that they got the biggest FU and I'd say that the majority of the L.I./Westchester NY area were Trump supporters. I don't feel sorry for them one bit though. Meanwhile, Great Britain's "Leave" ways are coming back to bite them hard. Exodus of Foreign Workers Leaves British Employers in the Lurch
  13. If passed, most of the homeowners who will be negatively impacted by this Poison Pill Tax Bill will be on the East Coast, particularly the Northeast. There are CA homeowners and homeowners in Texas will be negatively affected as well. I just saw a list of the 11 most negatively affected cities/regions by passage of the tax bill and let's just say that those Trumpists in Long Island, NY will be most unhappy with that list.
  14. Well, according to Kathy Griffin, isn't Andy Cohen also a Republican? Griffin had some hard things to say about Cohen (as well as Harvey Levin of TMZ). I don't watch any of his shows but Griffin seems to have a point about how Cohen basically makes the lion-share of his money from his exploitation of women, including Black women.
  15. Unfortunately since the use of bots and misinformation clearly had an impact during the 2016 election, it is quickly becoming the "go to" tactic, particularly for rabid Trumpists. I don't know how civic engagement will recover after this administration.
  16. Since this is the case of a political candidate, not Hollywood, I posted the article in the Politics thread. It is an interesting article because it involves a woman who drops out of a Congressional race after a sexual harassment allegation surfaces. Apparently, she blames the Democratic Congressional Committee for its 'zero tolerance policy' for her withdrawal from the race. Here's the link to the thread where I posted it. https://boards.soapoperanetwork.com/topic/28724-the-politics-thread/?do=findComment&comment=1547465
  17. A candidate has decided to end her Congressional quest after sexual harassment allegations had surfaced. Apparently she blames the Democratic Congressional Committee's 'zero tolerance policy' for dropping out of the race. Accused of Sexual Harassment, Andrea Ramsey Ends Kansas Congressional Run
  18. Is this going to be similar to Trump's bogus election fraud commission or just one big pyramid scheme/donation black hole/slush fund?
  19. By the way, people know that Tillerson has done a complete 180 on North Korea, right? Just as I knew he would. This administration has no coherent policy, the words that they vomit out are cheap, as their word means absolutely nothing. One thing you can rely upon, is that Trump Inc. will hurl insults and start another food with one of the government's own agencies--he's back to the FBI now. This is the man we're all supposed to regard with civility? Ha!
  20. There are some truly awful people in this country. I'm also reminded of the insults and conspiracy theories that the Newtown families have had to endure. It's all so disgusting thinking about how these people are being treated. They cannot even get to try to mourn in peace and try to put their lives back together!

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