At last complete! - Commie NY Times has fully transformed into THE DAILY WORKER 2.0
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CONGRATULATIONS- the transformation is complete. The NEW YORK TIMES has completely morphed 100% into the updated version of communist propaganda paper THE DAILY WORKER.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daily_Worker
Mission accomplished kids. You're now officially just a propagandist communist advocate, no longer a 'NEWS' paper per se.
OK after this official (sarcastic) 'congratulations' on your conniving mission, let's out of curiosity see what propganda you have for us today..Oh here's an interesting and duly provocative piece..
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By NYT's JENNIFER STEINHAUER ---- (gosh what a surprise, she's not a Christian..can you imagine that? At Zionist run NWO-Rothschild Cartel puppet paper NYT, of all things, huh? Hmmm think there's a wild chance she might be an NWO political Zionist herself? BTW do you even know what poltical Zionism means? Take a lookup moment. Anyway let's glance thru her propagandist treatise of fatuous critique and add comments along the way)
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NYT - [dateline] - WASHINGTON - Congressional Republicans, who craved unified control of the government to secure their aggressive conservative agenda, have instead found themselves on a legislative elliptical trainer, gliding toward nowhere.
===What did she just say, a what? LOL speak English please! LOL
After moving to start rolling back the Affordable Care Act just days after President Trump was sworn in last month, Republican lawmakers and Mr. Trump have yet to deliver on any of the sweeping legislation they promised.
==Oh gosh like they have had nothing to distract them and so you say they were just too lazy to work, eh?
Efforts to come up with a replacement for the health care law have been stymied by disagreements among Republicans about how to proceed.
==Yeah no kidding, those lovely "on the take of special interests" RINOS
The same is true for a proposed overhaul of the tax code.
====Duh
The large infrastructure bill that both Democrats and Mr. Trump were eager to pursue has barely been mentioned,
==Yeah like they are trying to get staffing confirmed, and ward off the *storm the castle* media attacks. Duh...
other than a very general hearing to discuss well-documented needs for infrastructure improvements. Even a simple emergency spending bill that the Trump administration promised weeks ago - which was expected to include a proposal for his wall on the Mexican border - has not materialized, leaving appropriators idle and checking Twitter.
===LOL, yeah right...
At this point in Barack Obama's presidency, when Democrats controlled Washington,
===Oh, LOL, here we go, now to fraudulently laud the failed, disastrous, CIA puppet Barry O
Congress had passed a stimulus bill totaling nearly $1 trillion to address the financial crisis,
===yeah due to endless lies and misrepresentations in an onslaught of media propaganda, yeah, of course....public was fearporn hoodwinked; was that Barry O's doing or the NWO?-- get some schooling!
approved a measure preventing pay discrimination, expanded a children's health insurance program, and begun laying the groundwork for major health care and financial regulation bills. President George W. Bush came into office with a congressional blueprint for his signature education act, No Child Left Behind.
==Oh goodness, spare us this skewed/distorted rhetoric of non-equivalent. hyperbole, please
But in the 115th Congress, the Senate has done little more than struggle to confirm Mr. Trump's nominees,
===Yeah thanks to NWO shills Schumer, McCain and such
and Republicans ultimately helped force his choice for labor secretary, Andrew F. Puzder, to withdraw from consideration on Wednesday in the face of unified Democratic opposition.
The House has spent most of its time picking off a series of deregulation measures, like overturning a rule intended to protect surface water from mining operations. For his part, Mr. Trump has relied mostly on executive orders to advance policies.
The inactivity stems from a lack of clear policy guidance
===LOL this statement could not possibly be further from the truth. The entire reason the DEM/lefties are so warring upon DJT is that he has clear policies, they just don't like them. Lack of direction is not the issue at all. Come on.
- and, just as often, contradictory messages - from the Trump administration, which does not appear to have spent the campaign and transition periods forming a legislative wish list.
===Certainly the opposite is true on the wish list topic, but we will concede, the administration does seem shaky footed and unsure of its movement at times, somewhat vacillating, and on some major matters too like the Israeli government's heinous aggressions and NATO's warmongering. It seems actually afraid to proceed draining the swamp in those matters.
House Republicans say slow and steady was always the plan. "We are 100 percent on pace with the 200-day plan we presented to President Trump and to members at our retreat," Brendan Buck, a spokesman for Speaker Paul D. Ryan, wrote in an email. "Budget first (check), then regs (check), then Obamacare bill (in process and on schedule), and then tax (after Obamacare)."
Congressional Republicans seem wary of offering their own bills, lest Mr. Trump or one of his aides, who have largely been distracted by personnel and intelligence scandals, undercut their efforts. This was most visible when Mr. Trump demanded that Republicans come up with a replacement plan for a health care law they had hoped to simply repeal, sending members flailing. The administration also gave conflicting messages on a tax plan embraced by House Republicans that would apply the corporate tax rate to all imports while exempting exports.
"On our side, it's pretty clear who drives policy," said a Republican aide who spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid being written about by Mr. Trump on Twitter. "But take any issue and try to figure that out from their side."
Is the leading influence Mr. Trump's policy adviser, Stephen Miller, who presents himself as the voice of the White House? Or the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner? Or Vice President Mike Pence? No one seems to know.
===Maybe they don't want the antagonist commie NY Times to know...LOL, consider that for a nanosecond. In our opinion though, its certainly not Pence, it is likely Bannon/Kushner/Miller....and at that, this cadre still reflects one flank of deceptively smiley-faced poltical NWO zionist subversion advocacies. You just can't escape them in DC. If you think at any point you have escaped them, you are self deceiving. They have taken over and permeated US federal politics.... Long ago. Start with the scam of the FED RESERVE ACT of 1913. Try starting there to edify oneself on the subject of Zio-NWO infiltration and takeover. [[[--And then get hip to the fact the CFR is no "think tank" per se, that's a pose. Its the Rothschild Rockefeller NWO front group in US to subvert the USA nation politically from within, and destroy it, to allow formation of a ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT (which actually exists defacto now thru banking systems and corporatocracy rule, but has not been openly declared yet). Heck the CFR's articulated mission statement even says, its aim is to promote ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT. Pay attention people. Its not locked away info. Its accessible. You just have to have eyes and ears open. The evil truth is out there. You have to discern it. AND ADDRESS IT ...---]]]
Huge overhauls of the nation's health and tax systems - long congressional Republicans' fantasy - are hard under the best of circumstances. When Democrats run Congress, "it's easier for them to move ahead because they're looking for ways to expand and grow government," said Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona. "Republicans are looking to rein government in."
===Excellent point.
Republicans say things would be going great if only Democrats would allow Mr. Trump his cabinet. Under current Senate rules, Democrats are unable to filibuster any of the nominees, but they have gone out of their way to use procedural tools to drag out the process, partly because many of the president's choices are contentious, and partly because of their antipathy for Mr. Trump. Their lone victory so far: toppling Mr. Puzder.
==Correct, correct, correct.
"They have undertaken the most unprecedented obstruction of cabinet nominees in history," Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, said on the Senate floor on Wednesday. The Senate is also preparing for battle over Mr. Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court, Judge Neil M. Gorsuch, who has been meeting with senators. "So far, Democrats are gumming up the works," said Senator Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania. "We will persevere. We will work our way through it."
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/16/us/politics/congress-republicans-health-care-infrastructure-taxes.html?hp
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