Donald Trump Announces Sheriff Joe Arpaio As His Vice Presidential Running Mate
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Thank you Captain Obvious.
You posted it, Moron. And by the way, from what I've seen of your posts nothing is obvious to you.
Actually it very obvious if you had visited Loc's post from the same news source..
I guess that's why people send out spam emails, it's bound to catch some dummy out there will to part with their money who's not all that bright.
Yes, we get it.... You're embarrassed for falling for the fake news article. :lol:
Just goes to show you Ludlow, you should believe everything you read on the Internet.. It's what's wrong with the younger generation these days, so gullibile.
Thanks DaSleeper, and you see the problems it's caused :lol:
Trump again signals he’ll pardon convicted Sheriff Joe Arpaio
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
First posted: Tuesday, August 22, 2017 11:36 PM EDT | Updated: Tuesday, August 22, 2017 11:41 PM EDT
PHOENIX — President Donald Trump on Tuesday again signalled his willingness to pardon former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s conviction for intentionally disobeying a judge’s order in an immigration case.
But he told a downtown rally of supporters that he wouldn’t do it quite yet.
“So was Sheriff Joe was convicted for doing his job?” Trump asked. “I’ll make a prediction. I think he’s going to be just fine, OK”
The president said he “won’t do it tonight” because he doesn’t want to cause controversy.
Trump had said eight days ago that he was considering a pardon of Arpaio’s misdemeanour contempt of court conviction for intentionally defying a judge’s order to stop his traffic patrols that targeted immigrants.
Longtime critics of the retired sheriff say a pardon would remove the last chance at holding Arpaio legally accountable for a long history of misconduct during his 24 years as metro Phoenix’s top law enforcer. They cited a racial profiling verdict against the sheriff’s office, allegations that Arpaio retaliated against his political foes and other alleged misconduct.
Before the rally, a White House spokeswoman said a pardon wouldn’t be issued Tuesday.
Arpaio said he wasn’t disappointed.
“No, no,” Arpaio said earlier in the day. “They just decided not to do it tonight. We’ll have to see if and when it occurs in the future.”
Arpaio said he wasn’t expecting a pardon so soon. “I believe his comments, made a little over a week ago, didn’t have any bearing about this rally tonight,” Arpaio said.
Trump and Arpaio became linked during the 2016 campaign for their like-minded views on immigration. Both politicians also have questioned the authenticity of then-President Barack Obama’s birth certificate and have a similar history in sparring with judges.
Arpaio’s violation of the 2011 court order is believed to have contributed to his 2016 loss to little-known retired Phoenix police Sgt. Paul Penzone.
As it now stands, Arpaio is scheduled to be sentenced on Oct. 5. The 85-year-old faces up to six months in jail, though attorneys who have followed the case doubt someone his age would be incarcerated.
Trump again signals he
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
First posted: Tuesday, August 22, 2017 11:36 PM EDT | Updated: Tuesday, August 22, 2017 11:41 PM EDT
PHOENIX — President Donald Trump on Tuesday again signalled his willingness to pardon former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s conviction for intentionally disobeying a judge’s order in an immigration case.
But he told a downtown rally of supporters that he wouldn’t do it quite yet.
“So was Sheriff Joe was convicted for doing his job?” Trump asked. “I’ll make a prediction. I think he’s going to be just fine, OK”
The president said he “won’t do it tonight” because he doesn’t want to cause controversy.
Trump had said eight days ago that he was considering a pardon of Arpaio’s misdemeanour contempt of court conviction for intentionally defying a judge’s order to stop his traffic patrols that targeted immigrants.
Longtime critics of the retired sheriff say a pardon would remove the last chance at holding Arpaio legally accountable for a long history of misconduct during his 24 years as metro Phoenix’s top law enforcer. They cited a racial profiling verdict against the sheriff’s office, allegations that Arpaio retaliated against his political foes and other alleged misconduct.
Before the rally, a White House spokeswoman said a pardon wouldn’t be issued Tuesday.
Arpaio said he wasn’t disappointed.
“No, no,” Arpaio said earlier in the day. “They just decided not to do it tonight. We’ll have to see if and when it occurs in the future.”
Arpaio said he wasn’t expecting a pardon so soon. “I believe his comments, made a little over a week ago, didn’t have any bearing about this rally tonight,” Arpaio said.
Trump and Arpaio became linked during the 2016 campaign for their like-minded views on immigration. Both politicians also have questioned the authenticity of then-President Barack Obama’s birth certificate and have a similar history in sparring with judges.
Arpaio’s violation of the 2011 court order is believed to have contributed to his 2016 loss to little-known retired Phoenix police Sgt. Paul Penzone.
As it now stands, Arpaio is scheduled to be sentenced on Oct. 5. The 85-year-old faces up to six months in jail, though attorneys who have followed the case doubt someone his age would be incarcerated.
Trump again signals he
From what I've seen of Joe Arpaio over the past dozen years or so of following his procedures, we could use a couple of hundred of him in Canada.
Trump paints himself as the real victim of Charlottesville in angry speech
Donald Trump has sought to portray himself as the true victim of the deadly events in Charlottesville, launching an all-out assault on the media and branding journalists who “do not like our country” as the true source of division in America.
At a rally in Phoenix, evocative of his populist election campaign, the US president attacked coverage of his response to the white supremacist violence and complained bitterly to his audience about how he had been treated.
He re-read three statements he made in the wake of the tragedy and, deploying authoritarian rhetoric, declared: “It’s time to expose the crooked media deceptions and to challenge the media for their role in fomenting divisions and yes, by the way, they are trying to take away our history and our heritage.” The crowd – some scowling, some laughing – turned and jeered at journalists in the media enclosure and chanted: “CNN sucks! CNN sucks!”
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/aug/23/donald-trump-arizona-rally-phoenix
Donald Trump has sought to portray himself as the true victim of the deadly events in Charlottesville, launching an all-out assault on the media and branding journalists who “do not like our country” as the true source of division in America.
At a rally in Phoenix, evocative of his populist election campaign, the US president attacked coverage of his response to the white supremacist violence and complained bitterly to his audience about how he had been treated.
He re-read three statements he made in the wake of the tragedy and, deploying authoritarian rhetoric, declared: “It’s time to expose the crooked media deceptions and to challenge the media for their role in fomenting divisions and yes, by the way, they are trying to take away our history and our heritage.” The crowd – some scowling, some laughing – turned and jeered at journalists in the media enclosure and chanted: “CNN sucks! CNN sucks!”
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/aug/23/donald-trump-arizona-rally-phoenix
Trump paints himself as the real victim of Charlottesville in angry speech
Donald Trump has sought to portray himself as the true victim of the deadly events in Charlottesville, launching an all-out assault on the media and branding journalists who “do not like our country” as the true source of division in America.
At a rally in Phoenix, evocative of his populist election campaign, the US president attacked coverage of his response to the white supremacist violence and complained bitterly to his audience about how he had been treated.
He re-read three statements he made in the wake of the tragedy and, deploying authoritarian rhetoric, declared: “It’s time to expose the crooked media deceptions and to challenge the media for their role in fomenting divisions and yes, by the way, they are trying to take away our history and our heritage.” The crowd – some scowling, some laughing – turned and jeered at journalists in the media enclosure and chanted: “CNN sucks! CNN sucks!”
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/aug/23/donald-trump-arizona-rally-phoenix
He is the focal point of a lot of white people hatred. Lets go protest Trump and throw rocks at police shall we?
You really need to take your meds, Angst. You're falling off the deep end with this crap.
I was just reading about how canadian authorities have done the similar on another thread...
you might recall YOUR post:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfo...her-stepdaughter-pregnancy-abortion-1.4260320
from your link:
"Many of the victims, said a retired El Mirage police official who reviewed the files, were children of illegal immigrants."
So are they entitled to law enforcement as illegals?
What about the illegals famously let off the hook for the same crimes in sanctuary cities?
Of course in Canada we had resident schools:
No one did much about them..we don't really even have names to rightly or wrongly blame.
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