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Showing posts with label Koch Puppet Scott Walker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Koch Puppet Scott Walker. Show all posts

Sunday, September 11, 2016

Alt-Right Movement Presents Its Vision for an All-White Society With Trump Paving the Way et al




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In a bizarre press conference, these white nationalists hailed the GOP…

M.MOTHERJONES.COM
YYYYYYEEEEEESSSS bid defeat for immoral Scott Walker. Then tax payers have to pay. Abortion Clinics get $!.6 million. And to all you Wisconsinites here, sorry you are going to have to pay taxes because of Scott Walker and the rest of immorals in GOP trying to close abortion clinics in WI and they now have to pay $1.6 million to the clinics. YAYYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYA. Fuck Scott Walker. I am sure you all know this but I just came across it today and was so happy.
The U.S. District Court in the Western District of Wisconsin ruled 
Thursday that the state must pay the money to Planned Parenthood of 
Wisconsin, Planned…
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2) The John Birch Society
Since its founding, the John Birch Society has been a racist clearinghouse of far-right conspiracy theories.
JBS has accused Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy, Civil Rights Movement leaders and advocates of water fluoridation of advancing a communist plot…a plot that goes all the way back to the founding of the Illuminati. More recently, the group linked the Sandy Hook massacre to “the assault on white men” that includes everything “from ‘affirmative action’ to massive Third World immigration,” and attacked the GOP for turning into the “Gay Old Party.”
Jeet Heer of The New Republic writes that the Birchers’ conspiratorial nature helped set the stage for Trump’s nomination: “Far from belonging merely to the lunatic fringe, the Birchers were important precursors to what is now the governing ideology of the Republican Party: Trumpism. Bircherism is now, with Trump, flourishing in an entirely new way. Far from being drummed out of conservatism, it has become the dominant strain.”
Donald Trump is set to appear Friday at the Values Voter Summit, a Washington, D.C., conference organized by the Family Research Council that brings together…
RIGHTWINGWATCH.ORG



Monday, March 28, 2016

Political extremism in Wisconsin





Bernie Sanders for President


When our campaign first set foot in Wisconsin this past summer, we got a very warm welcome from the people of Wisconsin. I spoke to more than 10,000 people in Madison about our corrupt political system, our broken economy, and how our political revolution can take back our country from people like the Koch Brothers in the billionaire class.

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and the Republican Party weren't as happy to see me. Governor Walker, who has been helped throughout his career by the Koch Brothers, issued statements against us, and the GOP even put up billboards calling me an "extremist."

Well, let's talk about extremism. Scott Walker has attacked the minimum wage, gutted unions, made it much harder to vote, and restricted access to abortion. That is extremism.

I can think of no better place for our political revolution to continue its momentum than in Wisconsin. The latest poll has us down just a few points, and I know that if we work together right now, we can pull off a huge victory.

With a huge FEC fundraising deadline on Thursday at midnight, there has not been a more important time for you to support our campaign.

Make another contribution to our campaign now before Thursday night's deadline and we can shock the political establishment with a victory in Wisconsin.

Not only has Governor Walker been helped throughout his career by huge financial support from the Koch Brothers, but he has enacted their ideology while in office.

When you deny the right of workers to come together in collective bargaining, that's extremism.

When you tell a woman that she cannot control her own body, that's extremism.

When you give tax breaks to billionaires and refuse to raise the minimum wage, that's extremism.

Our views, which represent the views of the vast majority of the American people, are a little bit different. We believe that the time has come for the people of Wisconsin and all over the country to create a movement that tells the billionaire class: YOU CAN'T HAVE IT ALL!

And what we are saying to the Koch Brothers and Scott Walker is that this great country belongs to everybody, and not just a handful of very wealthy people.

Contribute right now to say you stand with our political revolution and help us win in Wisconsin next week. [Go here and contribute your $27.50 or whatever you can afford: https://go.berniesanders.com/page/content/contribute] 

When the people stand together against the Koch Brothers and the billionaire class, we can win.

In solidarity,
Bernie Sanders


Paid for by Bernie 2016
(not the billionaires)
PO Box 905 - Burlington VT 05402 United States - (855) 4-BERNIE

Sunday, November 1, 2015

RSN: Saudi Prince Busted With 40 Suitcases of Drugs: "He Will Be Freed - That I Can Promise You", Scott Walker and the Kochs Make Wisconsin Corruption-Friendly, Why Are US Special Forces Operations Expanding Across the Globe?




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Robert Fisk: Saudi Prince Busted With 40 Suitcases of Drugs: "He Will Be Freed - That I Can Promise You" 
Robert Fisk. (photo: CBC) 
Carol Off and Jeff Douglas, CBC 
Excerpt: "Earlier this week, Saudi Prince Abdul Mohsen bin Walid bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud was arrested in Lebanon. According to reports, the prince and four other Saudis were attempting to fly out of the Beirut airport in a private jet - chalk full of drugs." 
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Sanders Worries US Is Being Drawn Into "Quagmire" in Syria 
John Wagner, The Washington Post 
Wagner writes: "Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders voiced concerns Friday about President Obama's decision to dispatch a small number of Special Operations troops to northern Syria, saying through a spokesman that he fears the United States could be drawn into 'the quagmire of the Syrian civil war.'" 
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Joseph Hickman | Released From Gitmo, Shaker Aamer Confronts New Challenges 
Joseph Hickman, Al Jazeera America 
Hickman writes: "As for all the people who advocated for Aamer's release, their work should not stop now that he is home. As the past cases of freed detainees show, he needs their support now more than ever." 
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Scott Walker and the Kochs Make Wisconsin Corruption-Friendly 
Justin Miller, The American Prospect 
Miller writes: "Now that Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has abandoned his presidential bid, he and a network of powerful conservative allies with close ties to the Koch Brothers are exacting what critics say is blatant political vengeance on his in-state critics, by targeting the laws that have effectively deterred or punished political corruption." 
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Nick Turse | Why Are US Special Forces Operations Expanding Across the Globe? 
Nick Turse, In These Times 
Turse writes: "They're some of the best soldiers in the world: highly trained, well equipped, and experts in weapons, intelligence gathering, and battlefield medicine. They study foreign cultures and learn local languages. They're smart, skillful, wear some very iconic headgear, and their 12-member teams are 'capable of conducting the full spectrum of special operations, from building indigenous security forces to identifying and targeting threats to U.S. national interests.'" 
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This year alone, U.S. Special Operations forces have been deployed to a record-shattering 147 countries—75% of the nations on the planet.



The Border War on Birthright Citizenship 
Eric Benson, Rolling Stone 
Benson writes: "The first time that Maria was told that she couldn't get a birth certificate for her Texas-born infant daughter, she shrugged it off. The 41-year-old mother of five had arrived at the state registrar's office late in the afternoon, and the clerk seemed harried. 'When you're at work all day and you're tired and frustrated, you don't want to deal with people, so you just say, 'No, come back later,'' Maria reasoned. 'I thought that's what it was.'" 
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Climate Change Is Forcing People to Migrate and the World Doesn't Have a Plan to Handle It 
Aura Bogado, Grist 
Bogado writes: "How should governments treat people who are forced to migrate due to climate change? That question is on the working agenda for the upcoming Paris climate talks, at least sort of - and that's a good thing." 
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