In a nutshell: The formula for eliminating conservatism
It has become obvious that conservatives are disgusting beings and should be separated from the general public.
This can be done by implementing a few simple procedures. Start by posting signs in business “No conservatives served or hired.” Next, businesses that only use liberal workers can post the sign “All Work is Done by Liberals”
Then to help unify liberal protesters and to encourage more to join their ranks, I would suggest they adopt brown outfits as their standard dress. This will intimidate conservatives through fear and lead to them withdrawing from society.
It will also be necessary to isolate conservative views from the general public by controlling the major news outlets and ridiculing all others by claiming that they have wrong think, are morally corrupt or are anti-good.
Ultimately, fully control or eliminate all conservative news outlets. This will be required to ensure conservative views are not disseminated.
There are a few more factors that need to be fully controlled; but when complete, the liberals will have accomplished their purpose:
The destruction of a democracy and the republic for which we stand.
Reunite the children with their parents and send them back home
Yes, I feel empathy for the children brought here from Central America only to be separated by our border agents.
First of all, they have been separating illegal children from their illegal parents every year since 2008.
Why the uproar now?
Their illegal alien parents knew before leaving their own country that this would happen.
They are blaming our government for their mistakes.
I say re-unite all children with their parents and promptly send them back to where they came from.
Right now it is costing our country millions to house and feed these illegals.
Their own parents put them in this position, not our government.
They traveled a thousand miles through Mexico, a friendly country that they could have stayed in but they did not.
Send them all back.
And do it immediately.
Health care is between a woman, her doctor, the government ...
Between a woman and her doctor. That is what most women seek in their medical care.
Now it seems our reproductive health-care decisions are between us, our doctor, the government, and the discernment of a pharmacist — professionals we must hope will fulfill their duties when we’re at their windows.
Nicole Arteaga never should have been denied her doctor-prescribed medication to manage her health and miscarriage by a pharmacist. Unfortunately, this happens to women all over the world and too often.
Reproductive health decisions are inherently difficult, but politics are used to deny women the information needed for informed choices. Policies have been enacted that require medical professionals to either refuse a necessary service or prohibit ]discussing the full range of reproductive health services because of “ethical” or “moral” beliefs.