A Weekly Dose of President Trump - Trump Family Train 6/27/19 to 7/18/19

June 27, 2019 | dollyCali

[DollyCali]

THE WEEK THAT WAS
THE GOOD, THE BAD
THE UGLY

GOOD ~ Successful YUGE rally in Orlando

VERY GOOD ~ Improved approval rate of judges

BAD ~ Rape sluts begin emerging - AGAIN

UGLY ~Iran's growing boldness (and stupidity)








YUGE ORLANDO RALLY
KICKS OFF 2020 PRESIDENTIAL RELECTION CAMPAIGN
HEAVY GRAPHIC COVERAGE IN POST ONE




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Trump awards Medal of Freedom to economist Arthur Laffer.(6/14/19)










  Above - On this working visit, President @realDonaldTrump and @CanadianPM Trudeau will discuss shared economic interests, trade, and the upcoming G20 Summit in Osaka, Japan. (6/20/19)


Below @FLOTUS & @POTUS are greeting guests of this year’s Congressional picnic on the South Lawn of @WhiteHouse #SummerSolstice2019

Trump signs the healthcare pricing EO and Iranian Sanctions:(6/24/19)







Keep the Truth coming Mr. President
Keep on Tweeting!

[gubamyster]

Customers are not happy!

Why are they not happy? I love the kiosks. You don’t have to deal with the idiots working there Nobody asking if you want fries with that, when you didn’t order fries in the first place

I heard they are doing for voice activated drive through.

[I_be_tc]

Later, thanks

[djstex]

Agree and they are absolutely crazy democrats standing as socialists.
Just Glad I'm Alive to see what I knew about them a long time ago! We have the proof before our Eyes!

[hoosiermama]

BEau bo’s latert report on next area of wall complete with pictures

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3760250/posts

[STARLIT]

I too would be furious. We are fly over country. We talk to our workers. We ask them how was their day? We socialize with our workers here in southern Indiana. I have NEVER used the self check out of ANY store! I'll wait for an hour if need be to have an actual person checking me out. But that's just me.

[weston]

Wow...that is sickening! Never heard of 12 Tribes until now. Will investigate. We have some doozie communes here in Oregon. Wouldn’t be surprised to find one of theirs here.

My view...put millstones around their necks and throw them into the sea.

[weston]

Here’s their website. None in Oregon but they are pretty big.
Unbelievable. Hope they shut them all down along with their Deli’s. https://twelvetribes.com/

[gubamyster]

Besides liking musicals, I guess that is another difference between you & me. The last thing I want to do is talk to 99% of most people, especially people I don’t know. The faster I can get in & out of a place, the better. If I don’t have to interact with somebody, that is a bonus.

[STARLIT]

Jennifer Jacobs ‏

Trump and MBS are meeting on a high floor of the Imperial Hotel in Osaka right now. Trump calls the Saudi crown prince “a friend of mine” and says it’s an “honor” to be with him.

Chaos Actual ‏

The Saudis just captured the top ISIS leader in Yemen three days ago and the Mainstream Media hardly reported the most significant event that has occurred during the conflict in Yemen. MBS is a great ally.

Incase you missed it.https://t.co/58rJ5DesRN— Chaos Actual (@actual_chaos) June 29, 2019

https://t.co/mFj6Lalrlf— Chaos Actual (@actual_chaos) June 29, 2019

[STARLIT]

Are you told have a nice day by most all the workers in your area?

[hoosiermama]

“It’s so hard to get a clear picture of how much...”

40 miles worth were appropriated in FY 2017 are now done (14 mile San Diego Primary, 4 miles downtown El Paso, 2 miles in Calexico, and 20 miles running West from El Paso. All had some kind of previous barrier that was so ineffective, that they were among the most heavily crossed/trafficked areas.

80 miles were appropriated for FY 2018, and they are now starting construction. That includes the first segments where there was no barrier previously (~25 miles in the Rio Grande Valley).

Congress appropriated money for 55 more miles in the Rio Grande Valley for FY 2019, where basically none existed before. The President then declared an emergency, and identified about $8 billion - enough to build a few hundred miles (but did not specify where, like appropriations do). The first of those projects (Yuma, AZ; and a 46 mile run in New Mexico, continuing the piece built West from El Paso) are ready to break ground, but pending some legal rulings.

Altogether, the Border Patrol/DHS plan for full operational control of the border calls for about 1,100 miles of barrier (mostly replacement), thousands of additional personnel, and several technology programs - $25 billion over five years.

Barrier is being installed by priority - where it will make the biggest difference. Most of those areas have always been hot spots (e.g. border cities), and had some kind of barrier. The main area that needs barrier but has none are the Rio Grande Valley and Laredo areas of South Texas, where many factors made it much more difficult (changing river path, ratified International Treaty, flood control, many small property holders, and not included in the Roosevelt Reservation for Federal use). They need about 150 miles total, about half of which was appropriated between 2018 and 2019.

The bottom line is that the first 100 miles on the priority list will make a dramatically larger impact on traffic flows, than will the last 100 miles on the list. The Trump Administration is seeking to get about 400-500 miles worth built or on contract by the 2020 election, which would button up where the bulk of traffic now passes.

(Another) Bottom Line is that we started off slow while all the plans and prep were underway, but this year are entering full scale deployment. If the money is freed up from the lawsuits, we should be approaching a total rate of around a half mile of new barrier per day by the end of the year.

The most important miles first, with top of the line wall system (barrier, patrol road, lights, cameras, sensors, alarms).

25 posted on 6/28/2019, 10:16:40 PM by BeauBo

[weston]

Saudi Arabia has helped us greatly with eliminating Isis.

[STARLIT]

Thank you.

https://twitter.com/BrianKolfage

[gubamyster]

Generally not. But then again, I generally don’t engage them either. My wife does all the shopping & other than 7-11, I try not to do to stores.

I’m relatively friendly with people at my kids’ games.

I generally find that people suck. They either talk to you in order to brag about how great their kids are or how good they are, or they want something from you.

Most times, I don’t really care what they have to say. “Have a nice day”. Do they really mean it or care if I do? Probably not.

[weston]

Nice info on the wall.
Thanks

[gubamyster]

Good info. Thank you.

[hoosiermama]

We know the people of our “small town”. “
We were born in that same small town”

Jack and Diane are our neighbors and friends. We ask about their kids or grandkids They know how we like our coffee. Hopefully those who serve the customers will have the same closeness and it will continue to be a place where friends and neighbors gather.
John used to stop in regularly at local burger restaurant. Greeted everyone with a “hi folks, how we doing today!” MC D will have trouble keeping up with that atmosphere. Conversation was cheap— free!

[Rusty0604]

Thanks!

[weston]

China/America meeting started. Prayers 🙏🙏 You can't underestimate the importance of this meeting.

[gubamyster]

I grew up in a small farming town of 2,500 in Central IL. Everybody knew everybody & everything about everybody & their past generations. Our entertainment was staring out the kitchen window at the neighbors. After they died, everybody knew the exact location of their plot in the cemetery. My grandfather & father owned a tavern, so we REALLY knew about the people.

I couldn’t wait to get out when I turned 18, so I came out to Los Angeles to be anonymous

I’m friendly & polite, but I don’t care about anybody’s business & don’t want them to know mine, in general.