Except for the Central Park 5, who should be executed
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https://www.npr.org/2018/02/12/58498...ction-watchdog
Mick Mulvaney to announce plans to rein in the bureau. Will no longer target lenders who engage in illegal business practices.
In his new strategic plan and in memos to staff, Mulvaney has made it clear that he wants to rein in the bureau.
He says the previous director "pushed the envelope" and has said he wants the agency to have more "humility." He's also suggested that going after payday lenders that charge extremely high interest rates won't be a priority.
Some see this as Mulvaney's way of paying back supporters of his campaign.
"As a congressman he took $62,000 plus from the payday lenders. And now at the CFPB he's doing their bidding," says Karl Frisch, executive director of the consumer group Allied Progress.
Don't really know where else to say this but the Obama portraits look like ass![]()
better to have a portrait look like ass than to look like whatever it is trump is trying to look like
good one, fuckin got em
https://www.npr.org/2018/02/11/58494...structure-plan
Trump to unveil $1.5T infrastructure plan that shifts the cost burden to state and local governments. State taxes expected to raise significantly under this plan.
https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/0...sharply-higher
$4T budget to be proposed for 2019.
The 2019 budget was originally designed to double down on last year's proposals to slash foreign aid, the Environmental Protection Agency, home heating assistance and other non-defense programs funded by Congress each year.
In a preview of the 2019 budget, the White House on Sunday focused on Trump's $1.5 trillion plan for the nation's crumbling infrastructure. He also will ask for a $13 billion increase over two years for opioid prevention, treatment and long-term recovery. A request of $23 billion for border security, including $18 billion for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and money for more detention beds for detained immigrants, is part of the budget, too.
Trump would again spare Social Security retirement benefits and Medicare as he promised during the 2016 campaign. And while his plan would reprise last year's attempt to scuttle the "Obamacare" health law and sharply cut back the Medicaid program for the elderly, poor and disabled, Trump's allies on Capitol Hill have signaled there's no interest in tackling hot-button health issues during an election year.
Instead, the new budget deal and last year's tax cuts herald the return of trillion dollar-plus deficits. Last year, Trump's budget predicted a $526 billion budget deficit for the 2019 fiscal year starting Oct. 1; instead, it's set to easily exceed $1 trillion once the cost of the new spending pact and the tax cuts are added to Congressional Budget Office projections.
This is not a 1.5T infrastructure plan by any stretch.
It withholds 200B from existing infrastructure funds to provide 200B in partial matching funds if state and local governments take on the other 75%+ of the costs.
Literally no new money whatsoever.
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You all just don't understand art.
They should've made the Barack one all plants, where you have to stare at it and relax your eyes to see Barack.
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michelle's is fine but obama looks kinda like some unholy obama/biden hybrid