GrifEtSabine

Very sad circumstances, a remarkable woman. It is difficult to understand the American preoccupations with weapons domestically.

Its good to be nay- tchure. Boy?

Its good to be nay- tchure. Boy?

Yes, he litigated by representing organized crime, the MOB.
Google is your friend, and yes the 3 ring circus show Trump puts on gets better every day.

You can call him whatever you like as long as you admit he represented the mob as I said.

John Podesta‏ @johnpodesta 3h3 hours ago
1/ Everyone here at this gas station in Stratton, CO is talking about how @realDonaldTrump didn’t know his son…

John Podesta @johnpodesta 3h3 hours ago
2/2 son-in-law and campaign manager were meeting in his office building with a Russian who promised negative information about Hillary. Sad!
 

http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/341895-moderates-holding-back-support-for-new-senate-bill-over-medicaid-fight

The only single payer bill Republican leadership cares about is the one where people who cannot afford insurance give it up and every single dollar in savings pay the top 1 % in tax cuts

Who knew.?..donald Trump..the vanguard of socialist reform! 

It hasn't failed...but corrections are needed. Besides when the bill is repealed and replaced by Trumpcare everyone will have much better healthcare at a fraction of the cost. 

We need more stories like this.

http://www.travelpulse.com/news/entertainment/you-re-darn-right-this-man-checked-a-beer-onto-his-flight.html
 
  Photo: One man has it all figured out. (photo via Flickr/Connie)
You really only need one thing when you travel: beer.
Forget the luggage, smartphone or your favorite book. One Australian man has the right idea because he chose to check a single item on a recent flight, a lonely beer.
The Daily Mail (h/t News.com.au) reports the traveler decided to have a bit of fun and see if his Emu Export can of beer would make it on his Qantas flight from Melbourne to Perth unscathed.
MORE ENTERTAINMENT       Spoiler alert: It did.
The man referred to as Dean by News.com.au went through the procedure as you would with any luggage and checked his beer. On the other side of this journey, it popped up and out of baggage claim, riding the conveyor like a champion lager should.
Our new hero tells the Daily Mail this was all for the giggles: “My mate works at the airport and we hatched the plan as a laugh. I half didn't expect it to come out the other end.”
View image on Twitter Twitter Ads info and privacy     View image on Twitter Twitter Ads info and privacy     Dean had some context clues that staff was privy to the joke the moment he saw the can in Perth: “But when it did it was sent out well in front of all the other luggage, so the baggage handlers obviously appreciated it.”
The Daily Mail spoke with FlightMood’s Peter Ellis who states this isn’t the first for this particular lager: “Export being checked in as baggage is not an uncommon site so I wasn't even surprised. I've seen Export being flown as far as Greece—now that's dedication!”
Ellis doesn’t specify, but I am willing to wager this is the first time a single can of Export was sent as checked luggage.
The other times just had to be six packs or larger. If not, we simply have to get to the bottom of this awesome trend.