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Democrats continue to ease on into the 2018 midterms undeterred by an economic fraud that says more than ‘it’s the economy stupid’
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Earlier this morning I read a piece on the CNBC website that should give Democrats pause titled “The May jobs report is great news for everyone – except Democrats running for office.” This is true only because the Democrats in their dereliction of duty have refused to paint the current path of the economy as the fraud that it is. It is important that Americans understand the post-Obama trajectory that Trump benefitted from but most importantly the trainwreck that said launching pad in concert with the tax cut scam will effect on Americans.
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The Independent: The Visa payment system has crashed, leaving some people unable to buy things or complete transactions. Even shoppers not using Visa have been unable to make purchases, because the network provides payment systems for a range of shops and financial institutions. Customers have reported arriving at tills to have their cards declined. Retailers say they have been left unable to take payments in shops, bars and other outlets, forcing them to resort to only taking cash or not making sales at all.
Rawstory: Berkeley, California attorney Alexander Stern, released a bombshell report on Friday that suggests President Donald Trump may be under a sealed indictment without even knowing. The report gathered eight leading criminal law professors across the country. The Department of Justice has argued that indicting President Trump could distract him from his presidential duties, but Stern said a sealed indictment could take away that concern. “The Department of Justice says prosecuting a sitting president can impermissibly distract him. However, indictments under seal, remove this fear,” Stern wrote in the report. A sealed indictment could start the process under the radar, thus eliminating the potential distractions that a public indictment would create. If a sealed indictment takes place, President Trump would not face any consequences until after he leaves office. “It just sets the process in motion formally. It empowers the courts to have authority over Mr.Trump, so that perhaps if Mr. Mueller is fired or otherwise leaves his post, the judicial branch will have jurisdiction and they are not beholden to Mr. Trump,” Stern told Raw Story. A sealed indictment would remove the statute of limitation concern.
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