I never said it was stopped. Try to read more closely.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fauci-trump-travel-restrictions-saved-lives-coronavirus
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I never said it was stopped. Try to read more closely.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fauci-trump-travel-restrictions-saved-lives-coronavirus
Depends does she scrape? Do i control the amount of laughing gas that gets dispensed and how many/what kind of pain pills do I get for the root canal?
How could this even be a discussion? Of course it's Obama.
And I didn't vote for him either time.
And I didn't vote for him either time.
What are...posters who should have their citizenship revoked, Alex!
Those are just numbers of bombs.Fewer than died here.
I'm sure they didn't hurt or kill anyone.
My original post:
"Think of how many more there'd be if folks like you hadn't stopped most travel from China."
Okay, my bad. Whatever. "Folks like me" would have done whatever the pandemic response office recommended.
Not sure if that phrase really applies here. I think being the only major non-Hillary option on the ballot, awarded him the keys to the car.
I'm not talking about election winners. I'm talking about those who win the right to write the history books.
U are technically right, but ive really only heard that phrase regarding royal dynasties, industry leaders, the winner of the war, political figures that ran countries for longer periods, etc. etc. Not to mention the phrase was usually applied to past times when people had a lot harder time receiving the facts about really happened.
Now up to
- standiego
- Movillehawk
- Titus Andronicus
- ottumwan in tx
- 1flyer
- retrohawki
- hawkguy77
- SotaHawk87
- 515Hawkeye
- ATLNole1
- mcgrawfsu
Then again, as a liberal, I'm very forgiving. I let people off my ignore list if I spot them saying something noticeably civilized.
Which reminds me of an improvement I'd like to see to the forum layout: Put a "Show Ignored Posters" button at the top of the page, as well as at the bottom. Or perhaps have an "Always Show Ignored Posters" setting. Why? Because I don't actually want their posts eliminated. I just want them flagged as people who usually aren't worth the effort.
Can you provide some examples of Obama's racism?
Any adult who actually believes Trump is a better person than Obama is inherently evil and suffers from abject stupidity.
Trump retweeted a video of a man saying ‘the only good democrat is a dead democrat.’
There is no doubt that he hates America.
There is no doubt that he hates America.
The first quote isn't from any of b Obama's books but is a review of his book by Steve Sailer. Also the title of the book is wrong in this inaccurate meme.
Obama directs national security agencies to boost minorities
A presidential memo for the CIA and other agencies mentions steps such as adding training on 'unconscious bias'
By NAHAL TOOSI
10/05/2016 08:40 AM EDT
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President Barack Obama is directing America's national security agencies to promote more diversity in their ranks, arguing that inclusiveness is an "imperative" in a still-dangerous but increasingly interconnected world.
Obama lays out his instructions in a Presidential Memorandum released Wednesday.
The memo, whose details were shared first with POLITICO, directs government departments and agencies to take several steps aimed at cultivating a more diverse workforce. They include: improving the collection and publication of data related to workforce diversity; providing employees more access to professional development opportunities; and expanding the training offered on "implicit or unconscious bias, inclusion, and flexible work policies."
National Security Adviser Susan Rice, in a recent speech, stressed that a more diverse workforce, in agencies ranging from the FBI to the State Department, is crucial for continued U.S. strength on the global stage, arguing it can help Americans avoid the perils of "groupthink."
Obama DOJ drops charges against alleged broker of Libyan weapons
By KENNETH P. VOGEL and JOSH GERSTEIN
In a blog post published alongside the president's memorandum, Rice says the U.S. national security workforce "has not yet drawn fully" on the strength America's own diverse make-up offers. She notes "minorities make up less than 20 percent of our senior diplomats and 15 percent of senior military officers and senior intelligence officials," even though "nearly 40 percent of the approximately 320 million people in the United States are minorities."
"The leadership of men and women who may not share similar backgrounds lends much needed diversity of thought and creativity to our responses to some of the world’s toughest problems," Rice writes in the post.
According to a fact sheet issued alongside the memo, some 3 million civilians and military personnel in the U.S. government work in the national security arena, including the intelligence agencies. But, compared to the wider federal government, the national security workforce is less diverse.
The fact sheet and memo suggest that the Obama administration is defining diversity very broadly, whether it be people with special language skills or people with various racial, religious or sexual identities. There are no calls for quotas for any groups.
"Promoting diversity and inclusion ensures that national security departments and agencies can recruit their employees from the broadest possible pool of talent and bring a wide range of perspectives, skills, and backgrounds to bear to tackle our toughest problems," the fact sheet states.
The memorandum builds on past efforts by Obama to promote diversity in the broader federal workforce, including an executive order issued in 2011. Since then, a number of steps have been taken to fulfill the president's goal, including the Defense Department's decision to open all military occupations to women and transgender people.
Sounds inclusive, but using race quotas is racist. It just is.
From your own link.Obama directs national security agencies to boost minorities
A presidential memo for the CIA and other agencies mentions steps such as adding training on 'unconscious bias'
By NAHAL TOOSI
10/05/2016 08:40 AM EDT
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
President Barack Obama is directing America's national security agencies to promote more diversity in their ranks, arguing that inclusiveness is an "imperative" in a still-dangerous but increasingly interconnected world.
Obama lays out his instructions in a Presidential Memorandum released Wednesday.
The memo, whose details were shared first with POLITICO, directs government departments and agencies to take several steps aimed at cultivating a more diverse workforce. They include: improving the collection and publication of data related to workforce diversity; providing employees more access to professional development opportunities; and expanding the training offered on "implicit or unconscious bias, inclusion, and flexible work policies."
National Security Adviser Susan Rice, in a recent speech, stressed that a more diverse workforce, in agencies ranging from the FBI to the State Department, is crucial for continued U.S. strength on the global stage, arguing it can help Americans avoid the perils of "groupthink."
Obama DOJ drops charges against alleged broker of Libyan weapons
By KENNETH P. VOGEL and JOSH GERSTEIN
In a blog post published alongside the president's memorandum, Rice says the U.S. national security workforce "has not yet drawn fully" on the strength America's own diverse make-up offers. She notes "minorities make up less than 20 percent of our senior diplomats and 15 percent of senior military officers and senior intelligence officials," even though "nearly 40 percent of the approximately 320 million people in the United States are minorities."
"The leadership of men and women who may not share similar backgrounds lends much needed diversity of thought and creativity to our responses to some of the world’s toughest problems," Rice writes in the post.
According to a fact sheet issued alongside the memo, some 3 million civilians and military personnel in the U.S. government work in the national security arena, including the intelligence agencies. But, compared to the wider federal government, the national security workforce is less diverse.
The fact sheet and memo suggest that the Obama administration is defining diversity very broadly, whether it be people with special language skills or people with various racial, religious or sexual identities. There are no calls for quotas for any groups.
"Promoting diversity and inclusion ensures that national security departments and agencies can recruit their employees from the broadest possible pool of talent and bring a wide range of perspectives, skills, and backgrounds to bear to tackle our toughest problems," the fact sheet states.
The memorandum builds on past efforts by Obama to promote diversity in the broader federal workforce, including an executive order issued in 2011. Since then, a number of steps have been taken to fulfill the president's goal, including the Defense Department's decision to open all military occupations to women and transgender people.
Sounds inclusive, but using race quotas is racist. It just is.
The fact sheet and memo suggest that the Obama administration is defining diversity very broadly, whether it be people with special language skills or people with various racial, religious or sexual identities. There are no calls for quotas for any groups.
I suggest you read more carefully.
Obama must have done a number on your neurons! I realize it's a waste of time, but would you provide a link supporting your fantasy?
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