A Weekly Dose of President Trump - Trump Family Train 6/10/19 to 6/21/19

FRiends and Deplorables | JUNE 10, 2019 | DollyCali

[DollyCali]

THE WEEK(s) THAT WERE
THE GOOD, THE BAD
THE UGLY

GOOD ~Japan – awesome visit

VERY GOOD ~ Europe – awesome visit

BAD ~ crappy media coverage of both trips

UGLY ~mysterious deaths continue










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Deplorably wonderful this week

First couple visit Arlington for Pre-memorial Day visit as they will be out of the country for the day.5/23/19

THIS AND THAT HAPPENINGS

STATE VISITS TO JAPAN AND EUROPE
more pix at post #1

WACKY

Keep the Truth coming Mr. President
Keep on Tweeting!

[Lakeside Granny]

Just love how neighbors help neighbors.

Americans are GREAT people!!

[Lakeside Granny]

I soak screens in Borax solution.

Does a great job.

[Kenny]

Man SCOTUS is single-handedly destroying the country, upheld double jeopardy that a person tried by feds can still be tried by state for same crime; upheld VA Democrat maps; ruled public forums (Twitter, Facebook, etc) not bound by 1st Amendment; upheld VA ban on uranium mining.

We should never have let any court be the final arbiter of Constitutionality, big mistake.

[Lakeside Granny]

This is fantastic news.

Obummer using the Espionage Act to punish whisle blowers who were exposing the Obummer admin’s nefarious dealings.

Have I got that right?

[ro_dreaming]

Must be, because that looks exactly like the Denny’s down the street from me, here in the Houston area... :-)

I was just messing with ya a bit, anyways...

[Lakeside Granny]

Have they ruled on the Census question yet?

Not looking good if they got all that other stuff wrong.

Finally caught up with the thread, now I’m off to lunch and taking friend to the foot doctor.

Back in a few......

[Freee-dame]

Any suggestion that they were denied access to what they wanted for their investigation is completely incorrect.”

You are on to something. They (the FBI) probably didn’t want anything that would incriminate any Dem. Dems are masters at weasel words that protect them legally, though they are attempts to deceive. The Dems willing accomplices in the MSM make this dishonesty work and fool half of the country.

[hoosiermama]

Some/most of us are. The heart land. Is truly lead by the heart. Some areas not so sure!

[Freee-dame]

Gary Woodland is a good man as well as a great golfer. He is a big supporter of Folds of Honor.

He won the US Open on Fathers Day, though his toddler son and soon-to-be born identical twin daughters were at home with his wife. They have suffered sadness in the past related to pregnancies. Maybe some day we will see all of them at a future tournament that Woodland wins.

[Rusty0604]

It's OK, I was just giving you a hard time. My problem is not lack of skills, but I rarely use my computer because of neck problems, and it's a little more difficult to do things on the tablet. Maybe someday. You are a very kind person, so again, I was just giving you a hard time. 😈💞💞💞

[Rusty0604]

Hopefully when I get done with all the stress that goes with doctors, tests, and paying for it all( since I’m not an illegal alien) I can get back to posting more news. :-)

[Rusty0604]

Party time! 🎆🎇🎉🎊

[Rusty0604]

☺

[Rusty0604]

😂😂😂

[Freee-dame]

Is the street fair part of a Trump Rally a new thing? It would be fun to be there, inside or outside with the big screens.

[Rusty0604]

The Supreme Court on Monday refused to overturn a longstanding rule that allows for individuals to be charged by states and the federal government for the same offense.
In a 7-2 ruling, the justices affirmed the so-called “dual sovereignty” exception to the Constitution’s double jeopardy clause.
Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Neil Gorsuch, in separate dissents, took issue with the majority’s formula.

The Supreme Court on Monday refused to overturn a longstanding rule that allows individuals to be charged by states and the federal government for the same offense.

In a 7-2 ruling, the justices affirmed the so-called “dual sovereignty” exception to the Constitution’s double jeopardy clause. The opinion was authored by Justice Samuel Alito, who wrote that the rule is “not an exception at all.”

The Fifth Amendment’s double jeopardy clause states that “No person shall [...] be subject for the same offense to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb.” Alito wrote that because states and the federal government are both sovereign governments, a violation of state and federal law is not the “same offense,” but is instead separate offenses.

Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Neil Gorsuch, in separate dissents, took issue with the majority’s formula.

In her dissent, Ginsburg wrote that under the Constitution, it is the governed, not the governments, who are the ultimate sovereigns.

In his dissent, Gorsuch wrote that a “free society does not allow its government to try the same individual for the same crime until it’s happy with the result.”

Had the court ruled the other way, experts said that President Donald Trump may have gotten a boost to his pardon authority. Presidents may pardon violations of federal laws, but do not have the same power over state laws.

[Rusty0604]

On Monday, the United States Supreme Court ruled to uphold a lower court ruling striking down Virginia’s 2011 House of Delegates map as racially gerrymandered.
The justices, in a 5-4 decision, sidestepped a ruling on the merits of the case, found that the Republican-led state House of Delegates lacked the necessary legal standing to appeal the ruling.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote the majority opinion, with Justices Clarence Thomas, Sonia Sotomayor, Elena

Kagan, and Neil Gorsuch concurring.

The justices, in a 5-4 decision, sidestepped a ruling on the merits of the case itself, not taking a position on whether the lower court was correct in striking down a 2011 Virginia House of Delegates map on the grounds that it constituted a racial gerrymander.

They instead found that the Republican-led state House of Delegates lacked the necessary legal standing to appeal a lower court ruling that invalidated 11 state House districts for racial discrimination.

https://www.businessinsider.com/scotus-virginia-legislature-cannot-defend-racially-gerrymandered-map-2019-6

[hoosiermama]

If I were rich instead of so good looking, I'd fly down rent a limo and have them drop me at the side entrance! 🤓 It's going to be a good time no matter where you are in the crowd.

[Rusty0604]

Exactly.

[Freee-dame]

Thank you for reading the opposition’s books. You help those of us who do not read them to stay informed.