Developers are Crabgrass : RussiaGate is real enough, but the story is naked short-term greed of the Trump uber-wealthy capitalists' outlaw band, without consciences or sound judgment but with active grabbing hands wanting unlimited reach.

Tuesday, July 04, 2017

RussiaGate is real enough, but the story is naked short-term greed of the Trump uber-wealthy capitalists' outlaw band, without consciences or sound judgment but with active grabbing hands wanting unlimited reach.

A video, agree or disagree, but: Watch. Think.

A related link. Another from a year ago (at about 3 min into the item; bypassing the intro speech).

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DINO NEWS: Democrats in Name Only; they exist as a problem.

a DINO with an up-top money slot

This link. Al Franken in the linked WashTimes item is quoted:
“There are a lot of Minnesotans who are Franken-Trump voters. You have to go and talk to them, and you have to listen. That’s what we need to do. We need to listen.”
Al knows the score better. Al knows Sanders-Franken voter numbers dwarf that Trump-Franken segment, as to where Al needs to pay most attention, "to listen."

Al, in no uncertain terms, should be telling Tom Perez and the beltway money-bunnies of a new fresh smell in the air. Recognizing (in kind wording) one DINO foundation-family's drift, now, into irrelevancy is far from admitting what's relevant and moving full speed to the Bernie side of the force.

Dinosaurs, DINO ways and means, must and will be extinct (can you say "Primary Joe Manchin and Clair McCaskill"). As Al in the item says; listen. Hear Bernie sounding like a giant asteroid strike upon a DINO status quo. Indeed, primary the poster DINO-bunny of artful misdirection and status quo actions, Cory Booker. Gain attention from that, successful or not. Ideally, send Cory to work with Eric Cantor on Wall Street, where his heart is.

Man with two teleprompters, each of three appearing blank of real things to say, yet, comfortable.

Rob Quist tried. He and his family, gaining pubic attention, have shown well. May they prosper.

Rob Quist tried. He and his family, gaining pubic attention, have shown well. May they prosper.

Montana seems a good state that voted wrongly. From outside of Montana Quist's virtues include being an artist, rebel, populist progressive, and free spirit. Naming their son Guthrie is fine, and at a guess a sense of western history touched daughter Halliday's naming - the Halliday windmill - but perhaps not and the name is based on a kinship genealogy. Roots in Montana with promise for a nation, money pumped from outside did in the candidacy despite grassroots money to make it a fight. We must fight forward from this battle toward winning an anti-plutocrat modern New Deal war.

Art of the Duel.

Minnesota government sees an intriguing twenty paces then turn and shoot situation, the legislature saying we will defund part of your turf if you don't sign but veto; the governor saying "Watch this" and signing while vetoing; specifically, "You defund part of me, I defund all of you, and, bless you watch the doorknob." Daudt needs to have his chum go to the Lexus and get the handgun. Or, but it is Daudt, the other option is being reasonable = another special session to undo mischief that must have been just fine with the Ranger whose name either has two a's or two k's and it's always uncertain for most people to remember which [him defunded, hunky dory]. If there's the undoing of that which never should have been, call it Art of the Deal. An art absent from most zoos. Stay tuned, other channels with more patience for fools, e.g., left.mn where the pathology of foolishness holds a scientific inquiry degree of charm.

Proven fact, for some legislators who truly believe, diminished responsibility and duty applies because Jesus sings The Weight. (And looks like Levon; vice versa. Load off Abbie. Bravo J. AND - 214,000 views of the YouTube is more than folks living in the district. Big time load shift for tracking chapter/verse as party-leadership dictates.)

Alma mater commencement speaker

Speech transcript online. An opportunity among a friendly Wellsley crowd, without mentioning names, to dump on Trump via an analogy to Nixon "impeachment."

Two questions: First what was the speaker fee? (Goldman level, or adjusted?) Second, given how Ms. Clinton reacted to election results the day after, why in the world is she not forming an, "I Won The Popular Vote he Had More Electors So Let's Amend the Constitution Together," PAC instead of "Still Relevant Together"? (Such and amendment would be relevant.)

Dumb-ass bureaucrats can be a bother.
NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE.
ACTUNG. ACTUNG. ACTUNG.

Today [29.July.2015] while authoring a blog post I noticed Google added this:

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Following the link Google gave, there is this follow-up verbiage, to make EU bureaus satisfied, hopefully, and since it's all Google stuff and since I am a person working alone and in obscurity putting stuff online w/o compensation or resources, any/all inquiries, hence, should be directed after suitable user websearch, to Google.

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Back to the blog author's text: Bureaucrats are Crabgrass. So, God bless the EU, Google, and their respective bureaus and lawyers.