ТРАМП vs ХИЛЛАРИ 3

Плебс хавает

Биг, а вы не допускаете, что она просто выдумала этот якобы реальный разговор? К чему мусолить ничем не подтверждаемые пустые слова?

А зачем выдумывать?

Да и сама она вроде к Трампу не восторженно относится.

Вы меня удивляете...

Последнее время рвёт за него и мечет наравне со Степашкой, и даже без доз герштейна.

PS Надо смотреть на реальные факты. Проверьте как голосовал Бостон и окрестности (она утверждает что где то там живёт и работает) в 2016-2018 году, и сделайте вывод - могли ли молодые образованые американцы из этих мест восторженно высказываться о Трампе.

То есть, этот субъект из СА заявляет, что если против Трампа будут выдвинуты реальные, задокументированые обвинения, то даже в этом случае, республиканские сенаторы пойдут против своей совести.

Напомню, что в 1972 году, демократы не обладали 2/3 голосов в Сенате. И тем не менее, Никсон понял, что это не спасает его от импичмента, и подал в отставку.

Да , фишка в том, что и по этому сценарию демократу Белый Дом опять не светит , если хоть чуть-чуть догоняете , что это значит. Но скорее всего не поймёте.

Ну я же сделал предположение и предложил ей проверить его, если ей интересно. И может она и кое-что об искренности коллег узнает, чтобы знать кому доверять, кто искренен, а кто нет.

Ещё как могли, это у вас всё под одну гребёнку. Трамп однозначно не нравится чёрным и латиносам. И потом наш штат стабильно выбирает губернаторами республиканцев.,

Вы правы, совсем без восторга, я обсуждаю и поддерживаю его конкретные шаги, которые считаю разумными и полезными

не переживайте, во -первых наша многотысячная компания никогда не страдала однобокостью выбора . Во все времена голосовали и за тех и за этих и никто не ругался и страдал по этому поводу. Обаму приняли без восторга. За Трампа тоже гуртом не побежали голосовать , но приличная часть была -за .

Не ну ты подумай, уперлись рогом за какие-то 5 миллиардов, это же тьфу. Бостонский Биг Диг 25 стоил .

Я никогда не доверяю ничем не подтвержденным "личным свидетельствам". Тем более исходящим от таких странных типов как она.

и сейчас они в меньшинстве

ку-ку

С 2007 по 2015 год губернатом был демократ.

ты хоть какой то логикой обладаешь?

Поначалу она столько грязи на товарища Трампа вылила.

Мама не горюй!

А потом, видимо, сменили ей МЕТОДИЧКУ.

Щас ТОПИТ за Трампа.

Короче - ФЛЮГЕРША.

Он оплачивался из федерального бюджета?

Ага сначала был , но до того были респы и сейчас Бейкер уже на втором сроке. И потом наши демы это не уличная шпана , это либо "старые деньги" либо итальянско- ирландская мафия

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After Donald Trump became President in January 2017, Baker opposed the Trump Administration's original and revised travel bans,[521][522] arguing that "focusing on countries' predominant religions will not make the country safer", and wrote a letter to then U.S. Secretary of Homeland SecurityJohn F. Kelly highlighting concerns with the effects of the travel ban on Massachusetts businesses, colleges and universities, and academic medical centers.[523]

In February 2017, Baker stated that the restaurants and other businesses closed for the Day Without Immigrants protestwere making a "big statement" with their strike,[524]issued an executive order to reestablish the state's Black Advisory Commission to advise his administration on issues of concern to the black community in Massachusetts,[525]and opposed a Trump Administration proposal to deploy 100,000National Guardsoldiers toincrease enforcement of the administration's immigration policies.[526]The following month, Baker stated that his administration was cooperating with an FBI investigation ofbomb threats made against Jewish Community Centersin the state, calling the threats "horribly destructive and disturbing".[527]In May 2017, Baker stated that he was opposed to proposed legislation in the state legislature that would make Massachusetts asanctuary statebecause he believes sanctuary status decisions are "best made at a local level",[528]but stated the following July that he was "open-minded" about statewide sanctuary status.[529]

Also in May 2017, after a game between the Boston Red Sox and Baltimore Orioles at Fenway Park, during which Orioles outfielder Adam Jones was taunted with racial slurs and had concessions thrown at him by a spectator, Baker condemned the incident as "outrageous and disgraceful" and stated that "There is no place in Massachusetts, in Boston, anywhere, for that kind of language or that kind of behavior."[530] In August 2017, after the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that local police departments cannot detain any person solely based on requests from federal immigration authorities the previous month,[531] Baker's administration filed legislation that would allow the Massachusetts State Police and local departments to detain individuals previously convicted of a felony or "aliens who pose a threat to public safety", but not to authorize local police to "enforce federal immigration law."[532]

Also in August 2017, following violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, Baker condemned the violence there as an act of terrorism, criticized President Trump for his response to the incident,[533] and referring to a similar rally scheduled for later in the same week on Boston Common, Baker stated that "there is no place [in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts] for that type of hatred", and that "those who engage in violent acts of any kind...will be held responsible and we will do everything in our power to prevent any type of threat to the people of this commonwealth and this city going forward."[534] In the same week, after the New England Holocaust Memorial was vandalized for the second time that summer, Baker condemned the act as "disturbing and sad", expressed support for the state's Jewish community, and stated that anyone engaging in vandalism would be fully prosecuted.[535]

In September 2017, Baker opposed the Trump Administration's decision to phase out the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program,[536] and Baker stated that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids targeting sanctuary cities should focus on arresting convicted criminals in the country illegally and not on illegal immigrants whose only crime is illegal immigration.[537] In the same month, Baker criticized President Trump for his comments about the NFL racial inequality protests for being "unpresidential and divisive".[538] In November 2017, Baker wrote a letter to acting U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Elaine Duke urging the Trump Administration to continue to allow citizens of Haiti, El Salvador, and Honduras to stay in the United States under temporary protected status,[539] and the following month, Baker, along with a bipartisan group of 11 other governors, wrote a letter to the leadership of the 115th U.S. Congress urging them to allow DACA recipients to stay in the United States as well.[540]
In January 2018, Baker criticized President Trump for his comments about immigration from Latin America and Africa, stating that Trump's comments were "appalling and disgraceful and have no place anywhere in public or private discourse".[541] Despite revisions to sanctuary status legislation proposed the previous year, Baker opposed a revised version of the legislation after it was submitted in the state legislature in February 2018,[542] and the following May, Baker stated that he would veto the revised version of the legislation that was attached in the state legislature as an amendment to the 2019 fiscal year state budget.[543] In June 2018, Baker directed the Massachusetts National Guard to not send any assets or personnel to the U.S.–Mexico border to assist the Trump Administration in enforcing its "zero-tolerance policy" towards immigrants, citing the Trump Administration's family separation policy towards children as "cruel and inhumane."[544]

Later in the same week, Baker stated that Massachusetts family resource centers were not aware of any families separated at the U.S.–Mexico border in Massachusetts at the time.[545] The following month, the state legislature removed the sanctuary status amendment from the final version of the state budget,[546] but did include a provision to continue allowing Massachusetts juvenile courts to make decisions on granting legal status to children and young adults who entered the country illegally without a parent and under the age of 21.[547]
Following a mass shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh in October 2018, Baker stated that he was "horrified" by the events, expressed sympathy for the victims, their families, and first responders, and ordered that flags at state buildings be lowered to half-staffthrough the end of the month.[548][549] Also in October 2018, Baker opposed a proposal by President Trump to end birthright citizenship in the United States by executive order.[550] In December 2018, Baker called for the suspension of a state district court judge who allegedly assisted an illegal immigrant from being detained by an ICE agent during a legal proceeding from hearing further criminal cases until the federal investigation of the incident is concluded.[551]

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