WASHINGTON - Amid President Donald Trump's push for tighter immigration policies, the United States deported more than 256,000 illegal immigrants in 2018 - the highest number since the Obama administration, new data shows.
Golly, the media were awfully quiet when Barry was doing it. But then, he's half black, so it's all good.
Trump, by contrast, is pure evil. At least, that's what we're constantly told.
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Well, it really does. These chicks aren't anything I'd want to take home to meet the folks. Just sayin'.
Fake "outrage" seems to be a growth industry in the USA today. Poor "triggered" snowflakes. At least it makes them feel good about themselves.
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Took a keyboard break and flipped on the TV earlier this evening. Stumbled across the "Travel Channel". Fascinating! They had a show on called "Graveyard of the Pacific", which appears to be set in the little Northwest Oregon town of Astoria.
It follows the exploits of a team of four or five guys who, supposedly armed with a bunch of high-end gear, go after paranormal phenomena that seems to occur all over the town. The episodes I stumbled across this evening were highly entertaining, as they banged around in the basement of a place called "Norblad Hotel and Hostel" - which is occupied by demons who hang around a "portal" down there.
The demons supposedly communicate with the boys, claiming to be "evil", "unholy", and wishing to inflict pain and suffering in this world. Can't vouch for the demons in the basement (amusing though the antics were), but the hotel/hostel does exist, and it's just a block or so away from the Columbia River. For the most part, it seems to get good to great reviews and is quite inexpensive. Just stay out of the basement....
Apparently, next week's episodes will involve ghost-busting in the "Commander's Quarters" in nearby Fort Stevens area.
That should be amusing as well - ghosts in the children's play area, perhaps?
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As BizPac Review reported, Hillary Clinton has called for civil war and mob violence against Republicans, and the media refused to condemn her violent rhetoric.
Hillary’s calls to violence were followed up by former Obama Attorney General Eric Holder, who urged Democrats to “kick” Republicans.
We see it regularly in Portland, where the police stand down whenever the black-clad, violent arm of the Democratics known as "antifa" take to the streets. But media like CNN refuse to use the obvious term for such activities: mob.
They're most active in Portland, but the domestic terrorists crop up at various times around the country, primarily on the east and west coasts.
It may come to this at some point:
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More than three years after resigning from office in disgrace, John Kitzhaber is back in the public eye with a travel series on local TV.
The former Oregon governor will host "occasional segments" on KGW starting this week, the station announced Tuesday, in which he'll travel to scenic destinations around the state to "showcase the state's natural beauty and give insight into their significance."
Yeah, I'm sure Johnny boy has a lot of insight to offer. Maybe his grifter girlfriend can show up as well.
I've had enough of channel 8 and all their crud anyway; this is just the latest idiocy from them. They're off the channel list here.
They define Lamestream Media.
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We’ve gone from unfounded allegations that he was a gang rapist to reports in the "newspaper of record" about Kavanaugh once allegedly throwing ice.
The New York Times has a major scoop on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh…he once allegedly threw ice on someone at a bar.
That was over thirty years ago, when he was a college kid, but still...it might be important today, dontcha know.
Oh yeah, now they got him!
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Sept. 14 (UPI) -- A bull evaded a circumcision procedure when it escaped from a Utah veterinary clinic and ran loose through a town.
This is your "news" today. "Circumcision"? Not likely. That's ridiculous. But typically "news reporting" as practiced these days.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A meteorologist at a West Virginia TV station is accused of shoving a news anchor and fracturing her skull.
The Charleston Gazette-Mail reports 26-year-old Chelsea Ambriz is charged with misdemeanor battery. A criminal complaint says Ambriz, who works as an on-air forecaster for WSAZ-TV, shoved station anchor Erica Bivens on Sunday.
Ambriz is due in court Sept. 21.
No word as to what led to the altercation, or whether it occurred in the station or elsewhere. But it seems reasonable to presume that one or both of these ladies will be leaving to pursue other opportunities.
It doesn't appear as though it takes much to become a "meteorologist" or an "anchor" these days.
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The Washington Post published an article about the U.S. government choosing not to renew the passports of people born near the border, as they are skeptical that those people were actually born in the country. It’s not until the ninth paragraph that the article begins to address that the policy began under the Bush administration and continued under Obama.
And they wonder why people lack confidence in their "news reporting". Here's an idea: maybe they should try not slanting things for a change. Nah - that'd detract from their Social Justice Warrior cred.
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