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HAB911's JournalTony Schwartz (Art of the Deal)
The circle is closing at blinding speed. Trump is going to resign and declare victory before Mueller and congress leave him no choice. Trumps presidency is effectively over. Would be amazed if he survives till end of the year. More likely resigns by fall, if not sooner. Trump must be isolated. Resistance every day. The end is near but must keep pressure high, tweeted Schwartz.
https://twitter.com/tonyschwartz
Have any from Trump's Evangelical Advisory Board quit?
NO
https://twitter.com/stealthygeek/status/897889176439275520
https://thinkprogress.org/meet-donald-trumps-new-evangelical-advisory-board-6a5bfc5460d7/
Pence Stands with Trump's Widely-Criticized Charlottesville Statements
https://twitter.com/ABCPolitics/status/897875329112358913Just discovered @realDonaldTrump tweet from June1944
https://twitter.com/TheMartinLewis/status/897588722111320064Trumps Business of Corruption
August 21, 2017 Issue The New Yorker
What secrets will Mueller find when he investigates the Presidents foreign deals?
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/08/21/trumps-business-of-corruption
https://twitter.com/benjaminwittes/status/897523583735517184
Donald Trump: Eugenics?
&feature=youtu.behow corporations monitor social media for brand risk
https://twitter.com/Shareblue/status/897508628286107648To all those who whine about preserving confederate history
This is the spot Hitler died. Be like the Germans. #TheResistance
https://twitter.com/Dobieblue/status/897485610608320512
Santa Anas Last Stand? National Wildlife Refuge
Ken Merritt, 65, knows what its like to stand between a threatened wildlife habitat and a border wall. In 2007, the Bush administration wanted to construct an 18-foot wall through the federally protected wildlife refuges in the lower Rio Grande Valley that Merritt managed for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). When it fell to Merritt to sign off on an environmental assessment for the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge, he refused an act of conscience that cost him his job.
When I reported in late July that the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge was once again under threat, I was reminded of Merritt and the hard lessons he learned about how federal bureaucracies laid the groundwork for the more than 670 miles of border wall built during the last decade.
After Merritt left USFWS, several segments of wall were built through tracts that hed formerly managed. But the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge the most-visited and well-known refuge in the Rio Grande Valley was left unscathed largely because the Department of Homeland Security ran out of funding and the Obama administration was less willing to wall off a wildlife refuge. But now President Trump is anxious to make good on his signature campaign promise of building a big, beautiful wall and Santa Ana is in his crosshairs. Can the refuge survive?
Merritt who still lives in the Rio Grande Valley and now works for the Texas Department of Transportation, said federal wildlife managers trying to save whats left of the regions threatened habitat have largely been silenced in the name of border security. He keeps in touch with a few of his former colleagues and friends who work in the wildlife corridor along the Rio Grande.
https://www.texasobserver.org/santa-anas-last-stand/
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