Tuesday, January 14, 2020
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HAPPY MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY.
I DO BELIEVE THAT MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. HAD A DREAM THAT SOMEDAY AMERICA WOULD BE AS IT IS TODAY. IT IS AS IT IS TODAY, SO THAT DREAM OF MARTIN LUTHER KING CAME TRUE. AMERICA HAS COME A LONG WAY SINCE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. WAS BORN. AMERICA WILL CONTINUE TO GROW GREATER AND TO IMPROVE. AMERICA HAS A GREAT FUTURE. STAND UP FOR WHAT IS RIGHT AND WHAT IS TRUE. WE SHALL OVERCOME I KNOW. I HOPE YOU HAVE A HAPPY MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY IN 2021.
Saturday, December 22, 2018
Senate Republicans flee DC to enjoy Christmas while shutdown screws government workers
You’d think that if you’re a member of Congress, job number one would be to keep your country’s government operational at all times. But you’d be wrong. With a shutdown of the federal government now underway, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has decided not to address this burning crisis but instead to let his fellow Republicans go home and celebrate Christmas. They won’t be back until Thursday at the soonest.
Meanwhile, 380,000 federal workers are now furloughed over this holiday season, while another 400,000 are forced to work without pay. That includes TSA employees, as BuzzFeed’s David Mack notes, who now have the privilege of helping GOP senators make their way home to be with their families while seeing their paychecks come to a halt.
Don’t fret for Congress, though. Senators and representatives alike still get to draw their salaries as though nothing were amiss. And that’s certainly how the Republican Party is treating the situation. There’s a bipartisan majority ready to fund the government properly, but GOP leaders are kowtowing to a delusional Donald Trump and his fantasies about steel slats rather than doing the right thing. As the country looks on in disgust, no wonder Republicans trying to make themselves scarce.
The U.S. government is in a partial shutdown. It is a painful procedure to be in a partial shutdown. I understand that after the shutdown is over, the government workers will be paid retroactively, their full salaries or wages. It's not a zero sum game. You, the taxpayers, lose. You lose. You lose. Next time, vote for the candidates that can avoid government shutdowns, and keep the government operating. Ken Stepp.
Trump's Withdrawal of Troops From Syria
| Patrick Buchanan
Friday, 21 December 2018 11:53 AM
Read Newsmax: US Mideast Policy Debate Assured With Trump's Syria Move | Newsmax.com
Urgent: Do you approve of Pres. Trump? Vote Here in Poll
Suppose they gave a war and nobody came? That was a debating point proffered by the Peace Movement in the 1960's. Suppose they gave a war and nobody came? Perhaps Donald Trump intends to lead the Peace Movement. You don't need to wear bell bottom trousers, nor flowers in your hair to be in the Peace Movement. Welcome to the Peace Movement, Donald Trump. You are the Leader of the Free World. You might as well be the leader of the Peace Movement also. You certainly have Kenneth Stepp's best wishes in extricating America from the never-ending wars of the Middle East. We managed to avoid war against the Ottoman Empire during the 1800's and the early 1900's. There is nothing wrong with having "avoiding war" as a national policy. The term "America First" was used by people who wanted to keep the United States out of World War II. Donald Trump was criticized for using the term "America First" which some thought made him allied with Charles Lindbergh, the man who flew the first Transatlantic solo flight c. 1927. America has been constantly at war since c. 1991 according to the American Legion. Constant war is not a good policy. Hopefully, the Constitutional provision that "Congress shall declare war" will mean that when Congress does not declare war, we do not go to war. Peace, Brother, Peace.
US Mideast Policy Debate Assured With Trump's Syria Move
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., of the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee, disagrees with President Donald Trump's sudden decision to pull all 2,000 U.S. troops out of Syria. He spoke during a news conference at the Capitol in Washington, D.C. on Thurs. Dec. 20, 2018. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP)
"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there," wrote President Donald Trump, as he ordered the withdrawal of all U.S. forces from Syria, stunning the U.S. foreign policy establishment.
Trump overruled his secretaries of state and defense, and jolted this city and capitals across NATO Europe and the Mideast.
Yet, Trump is doing exactly what he promised to do in his campaign. And what his decision seems to say is this: We are extricating America from the forever war of the Mideast so foolishly begun by previous presidents. We are coming home. The rulers and peoples of this region are going to have to find their own way and fight their own wars.
We are not so powerful that we can fight their wars while we also confront Iran and North Korea and face new Cold Wars with Russia and China.
As for the terrorists of ISIS, says Trump, they are defeated.
Yet, despite the heavy casualties and lost battles ISIS has suffered, the collapse of the caliphate, expulsion from its Syrian capital Raqqa and Iraqi capital Mosul, and from almost all territories it controlled in both countries, ISIS is not dead.
It lives on in thousands of true believers hidden in those countries. And, like al-Qaida, it has followers across the Mideast and inspires haters of the West living in the West.
The U.S. pullout from Syria is being called a victory for Vladimir Putin. "Russia, Iran, Assad... are ecstatic!" wails Sen. Lindsey Graham.
Graham is echoed by Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., who called the withdrawal a "retreat" and charged that Trump's generals "believe the high-fiving winners today are Iran, ISIS and Hezbollah."
But ISIS is a Sunni terrorist organization. And, as such, it detests the Alawite regime of Bashar Assad, and Hezbollah and Iran, both of which are hated by ISIS as Shiite heretics.
"Russia, Iran, Syria . . . are not happy about the US leaving," Trump tweeted, "despite what the Fake News says, because now they will have to fight ISIS and others, who they hate, without us."
If Putin, victorious in the Syrian civil war, wishes to fight al-Qaida and ISIS, the last major enemies of Assad in Syria, why not let him?
The real losers?
Certainly the Kurds, who lose their American ally. Any dream they had of greater autonomy inside Syria, or an independent state, is not going to be realized. But then, that was never really in the cards.
Forced to choose between Turkey, with 80 million people and the second-largest army in NATO, which sits astride the Dardanelles and Bosphorus entrance to the Black Sea, and the stateless Kurds with their Syrian Democratic Forces, or YPG, Trump chose Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
And Erdogan regards the YPG as kinfolk and comrades of the Kurdish terrorist PKK in Turkey. A week ago, he threatened to attack the Kurds in northern Syria, though U.S. troops are embedded alongside them.
What kind of deal did Trump strike with Erdogan?
Turkey will purchase the U.S. Patriot anti-aircraft and missile defense system for $3.5 billion, and probably forego the Russian S-400.
Trump also told Erdogan, we "would take a look at" extraditing Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen whom Erdogan says instigated the 2016 coup attempt that was to end with his assassination.
National security adviser John Bolton, who said U.S. troops would remain in Syria until all Iranian forces and Iranian-backed militias have been expelled, appears not to have been speaking for his president.
And if the Israelis were relying on U.S. forces in Syria to intercept any Iranian weapons shipments headed to Hezbollah in Lebanon through Damascus, then the Israelis are going to have to make other arrangements.
The war party project, to bring about regime change in Tehran through either severe sanctions leading to insurrection or a U.S.-Iranian clash in the Gulf, will suffer a severe setback with the U.S. pullout from Syria.
However, given the strength of the opposition to a U.S. withdrawal -- Israel, Saudi Arabia, the GOP foreign policy establishment in Congress and the think tanks, liberal interventionists in the Beltway press, Trump's own national security team of advisers -- the battle to overturn Trump's decision has probably only just begun.
From FDR's abandonment of 100 million East Europeans to Stalin at Yalta in 1945, to the abandonment of our Nationalist Chinese allies to Mao in 1949, and of our South Vietnamese allies in 1975, America has often been forced into retreats leading to the deaths of allies. Sasse says Trump is risking the same outcome: "A lot of American allies will be slaughtered if this retreat is implemented."
But is that true?
Trump's decision to pull out of Syria at least has assured us of a national debate on what it will mean to America to extricate our country from these Mideast wars, the kind of debate we have not had in the 15 years since we were first deceived into invading Iraq.
Patrick Buchanan has been an adviser to three presidents, a two-time candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, and the nominee for the Reform Party in 2000. He was also a founding member of "The McLaughlin Group," which began on NBC, and CNN's "Capital Gang" and "Crossfire." His latest book is: "The Greatest Comeback: How Richard Nixon Rose From Defeat to Create the New Majority." For more of his reports, Go Here Now.
Trump overruled his secretaries of state and defense, and jolted this city and capitals across NATO Europe and the Mideast.
Yet, Trump is doing exactly what he promised to do in his campaign. And what his decision seems to say is this: We are extricating America from the forever war of the Mideast so foolishly begun by previous presidents. We are coming home. The rulers and peoples of this region are going to have to find their own way and fight their own wars.
We are not so powerful that we can fight their wars while we also confront Iran and North Korea and face new Cold Wars with Russia and China.
As for the terrorists of ISIS, says Trump, they are defeated.
Yet, despite the heavy casualties and lost battles ISIS has suffered, the collapse of the caliphate, expulsion from its Syrian capital Raqqa and Iraqi capital Mosul, and from almost all territories it controlled in both countries, ISIS is not dead.
It lives on in thousands of true believers hidden in those countries. And, like al-Qaida, it has followers across the Mideast and inspires haters of the West living in the West.
The U.S. pullout from Syria is being called a victory for Vladimir Putin. "Russia, Iran, Assad... are ecstatic!" wails Sen. Lindsey Graham.
Graham is echoed by Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., who called the withdrawal a "retreat" and charged that Trump's generals "believe the high-fiving winners today are Iran, ISIS and Hezbollah."
But ISIS is a Sunni terrorist organization. And, as such, it detests the Alawite regime of Bashar Assad, and Hezbollah and Iran, both of which are hated by ISIS as Shiite heretics.
"Russia, Iran, Syria . . . are not happy about the US leaving," Trump tweeted, "despite what the Fake News says, because now they will have to fight ISIS and others, who they hate, without us."
If Putin, victorious in the Syrian civil war, wishes to fight al-Qaida and ISIS, the last major enemies of Assad in Syria, why not let him?
The real losers?
Certainly the Kurds, who lose their American ally. Any dream they had of greater autonomy inside Syria, or an independent state, is not going to be realized. But then, that was never really in the cards.
Forced to choose between Turkey, with 80 million people and the second-largest army in NATO, which sits astride the Dardanelles and Bosphorus entrance to the Black Sea, and the stateless Kurds with their Syrian Democratic Forces, or YPG, Trump chose Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
And Erdogan regards the YPG as kinfolk and comrades of the Kurdish terrorist PKK in Turkey. A week ago, he threatened to attack the Kurds in northern Syria, though U.S. troops are embedded alongside them.
Turkey will purchase the U.S. Patriot anti-aircraft and missile defense system for $3.5 billion, and probably forego the Russian S-400.
Trump also told Erdogan, we "would take a look at" extraditing Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen whom Erdogan says instigated the 2016 coup attempt that was to end with his assassination.
National security adviser John Bolton, who said U.S. troops would remain in Syria until all Iranian forces and Iranian-backed militias have been expelled, appears not to have been speaking for his president.
And if the Israelis were relying on U.S. forces in Syria to intercept any Iranian weapons shipments headed to Hezbollah in Lebanon through Damascus, then the Israelis are going to have to make other arrangements.
The war party project, to bring about regime change in Tehran through either severe sanctions leading to insurrection or a U.S.-Iranian clash in the Gulf, will suffer a severe setback with the U.S. pullout from Syria.
However, given the strength of the opposition to a U.S. withdrawal -- Israel, Saudi Arabia, the GOP foreign policy establishment in Congress and the think tanks, liberal interventionists in the Beltway press, Trump's own national security team of advisers -- the battle to overturn Trump's decision has probably only just begun.
From FDR's abandonment of 100 million East Europeans to Stalin at Yalta in 1945, to the abandonment of our Nationalist Chinese allies to Mao in 1949, and of our South Vietnamese allies in 1975, America has often been forced into retreats leading to the deaths of allies. Sasse says Trump is risking the same outcome: "A lot of American allies will be slaughtered if this retreat is implemented."
But is that true?
Trump's decision to pull out of Syria at least has assured us of a national debate on what it will mean to America to extricate our country from these Mideast wars, the kind of debate we have not had in the 15 years since we were first deceived into invading Iraq.
Patrick Buchanan has been an adviser to three presidents, a two-time candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, and the nominee for the Reform Party in 2000. He was also a founding member of "The McLaughlin Group," which began on NBC, and CNN's "Capital Gang" and "Crossfire." His latest book is: "The Greatest Comeback: How Richard Nixon Rose From Defeat to Create the New Majority." For more of his reports, Go Here Now.
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Read Newsmax: US Mideast Policy Debate Assured With Trump's Syria Move | Newsmax.com
Urgent: Do you approve of Pres. Trump? Vote Here in Poll
Suppose they gave a war and nobody came? That was a debating point proffered by the Peace Movement in the 1960's. Suppose they gave a war and nobody came? Perhaps Donald Trump intends to lead the Peace Movement. You don't need to wear bell bottom trousers, nor flowers in your hair to be in the Peace Movement. Welcome to the Peace Movement, Donald Trump. You are the Leader of the Free World. You might as well be the leader of the Peace Movement also. You certainly have Kenneth Stepp's best wishes in extricating America from the never-ending wars of the Middle East. We managed to avoid war against the Ottoman Empire during the 1800's and the early 1900's. There is nothing wrong with having "avoiding war" as a national policy. The term "America First" was used by people who wanted to keep the United States out of World War II. Donald Trump was criticized for using the term "America First" which some thought made him allied with Charles Lindbergh, the man who flew the first Transatlantic solo flight c. 1927. America has been constantly at war since c. 1991 according to the American Legion. Constant war is not a good policy. Hopefully, the Constitutional provision that "Congress shall declare war" will mean that when Congress does not declare war, we do not go to war. Peace, Brother, Peace.
Saturday, November 17, 2018
USMCA---A TPP REDUX? by Christian Gomez
"Heralded as a "big win" for President Trump, the newly negotiated NAFTA replacement, the United States--Mexico--Canada Agreement (USMCA) appears to have all the earmarks of Obama--era trade agreements, with former Obama officials seeing stark similarities.
"'Throughout the campaign I promised to renegotiate NAFTA, and today we have kept that promise," Trump said from the Rose Garden on October 1, 2018, as he spoke about the 'incredible new U.S.--Mexico-Canada agreement called USMCA.'
Unbeknownst to most of Trump's base and strongest supporters is that much of the USMCA's text is virtually identical to that of President Obama's Trans--Pacific Partnership (TPP) -- a 'free trade' agreement negotiated among 12 Pacific Rim nations (Aistralia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, the United States and Vietnam) and at the time representing 40 percent of the world's GDP.
During the 2016 presidential elections, Trump staunchly opposed TPP, making it the centerpiece of his belief in 'Americanism, not globalism.' Yet now, much in the same manner that NAFTA was a beach-head for globalism, the USMA does not disappoint globalists.,
. . . . Trump's lead NAFT/USMCA negotiator was U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Robert Lighthizer, who's been a longtime member of the globalist, one-world-government-building Council on Foreign Relations, and who previously applauded the 'Obama administration's TPP agreement. In addition to Lighthizer, another of Trump's negotiators was his son-in-law Jared Kushner, who has had business ties with the D eep State, including Goldman Sachs and George Soros.
In addition to Lighthizer and Kushner, many of the negotiators working within both the State Department and USTR office are career diplomats and employees, having also worked in the Obama administration.
According to the online Huffington Post, 'At least half of the men and wo;men standing behind Trump during his Rose Garden ceremony praising the new deal were the same career service staff who negotiated nearly identical provisions in TPP, which Trump had railed against.'
Trevor Kincaid, the USTR spokesman for the Obama administration, told the Post that it' the same USTR team that worked under OBAMA. 'Ironically, he called them horrible negotiators when running for office.' Kincaid said, later adding, 'It's basically the '22 Jump Street' of trade deals.'
* * *
Let us take globalist CFR President Richard Haass at his word when he describes the USMCA as NAFTA plus the TPP, with an additional 10 to 20 percent, and let's stay out of it."
Yes, Kenneth Stepp agrees with Christian Gomez, "Let's stay out of it."
Tuesday, November 06, 2018
Thank you for following.
T. Great campaigns result in a great government. Perhaps not many of us were meant to be great Congressmen nor great statesmen, nor great politicians. We've got to keep on keeping on. I hope to return to this blog later tonight. Thank you for following this blogspot.
Kenneth Stepp.
Wednesday, October 31, 2018
HELP FIGHT FEDERAL WASTE, VOTE FOR STEPP FOR CONGRESS KY-05!
Vote for Kenneth Stepp, KY-05 for U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TO STOP WASTE!
An advertisement in the Wall Street Journal revealed the following waste, which Kenneth Stepp promises to help eliminate:
MISTAKES & IMPROPER PAYMENTS DISTRIBUTED BY 20 FEDERAL AGENCIES--$1.2 TRILLION.
MISTAKES & IMPROPER MEDICARE PAYMENTS--$387 BILLION
USE IT OR LOSE IT SPENDING -- $50 BILLION
BUYING BOOZE FOR EMBASSIES AROUND THE WORLD -- $79,000
PURCHASING FIDGET SPINNERS -- $6,600
MISTAKES & IMPROPER MEDICAID PAYMENTS -- $234 BILLION
IVY LEAGUE COLLEGES -- $42 BILLION
SEX EDUCATION FOR PROSTITUTES IN CALIFORNIA -- $1.4 MILLION
COLLEGES OF BEAUTY & COSMETOLOGY -- $677.4 MILLION
AVERAGE FEDERAL EMPLOYEE RECEIVES 43 DAYS PAID TIME OFF -- $22.6 BILLION
35,212 FEDERAL LAWYERS -- $4.8 BILLION
3,618 FEDERAL PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICERS -- $368.4 MILLION
160,000 DEFAULTED SBA LOANS -- $24.2 BILLION
LUXURY ARTWORK PURCHASES -- $20 MILLION
MISTAKES & IMPROPER STUDENT LOANS AND GRANTS -- $11 BILLION
SBA LOANS TO EXCLUSIVE CLUBS -- $161 MILLION
PURCHASING $800 PENCIL HOLDERS & $7,000 EXECUTIVE DESKS
CIGAR TASTE TEST -- $114,375
PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS CAREER COLLEGE -- $4.5 MILLION
MISTAKES & IMP ROPER FARM SUBSIDY PAYMENTS -- $3.7 BILLION
USING E-DIARIES TO COPE WITH MICROAGGRESSIONS -- $173,089
DANCING WITH A 15-FOOT FISH -- $10,000
MEDITATION BREATHING MOBILE APP -- $687,989
FARM SUBSIDIES INTO URBAN AREAS -- $626 MILLION
FARM SUBSIDIES INTO AMERICA'S 150 MOST EXPENSIVE ZIP CODES -- $4.8 MILLION
389 FARM SUBSIDY RECIPIENTS OF +$1 MILLION -- $667 MILLION
12 MEMBERS OF CONGRESS COLLECTED FARM SUBSIDY PAYMENTS -- $637,059
FUNDING A FREQUENTLY INVESTIGATED CHILDCARE FACILITY IN TEXAS -- $14.9 MILLION
WHERE IT HURTS THE MOST TO BE STUNG BY A BEE -- $1 MILLION
NON-MILITARY AGENCIES PURCHASE GUNS, AMMUNITION, AND MILITARY-STYLE EQUIPMENT -- $2.2 BILLION
IRS PURCHASE OF GUNS, AMMUNITION, AND MILITARY-STYLE EQUIPMENT -- $15.5 MILLION
VA PURCHASE OF GUNS, AMMUNITION, AND MILITARY--STYLE EQUIPMENT -- $17.5 MILLION
FLEET OF ARMORED VEHICLES -- $1.5 MILLION
REFRAMING BELIEFS ABOUT DEATH & DYING AMONG LATINOS -- $882,841
TALKING TO SAGUARO CACTUS -- $10,000
USING SOAP OPERAS TO REDUCE HIV IN URBAN BLACK WOMEN -- $567,529
27 FOOT HIGH ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS TREE -- $21,500
STUDY: HOW FACEBOOK AFFECTS ALCOHOL USE -- $147,686
SPACE RACERS: AN ANIMATED CHILDREN'S CARTOON -- $2.5 MILLION
HIPSTER PARTIES -- $5 MILLION
VIRTUAL REALITY TO TEACH CHILDREN IN CHINA HOW TO CROSS THE STREET -- $183,730
SCHOOL OF WOODEN BOAT BUILDING -- $781,330
HISTORIC HOBO DAY -- $11,987
TAI CHI FOR THE ELDERLY -- $696,723
VIDEO GAME FOR YOUR FUTURE SELF--$651,498
STUDY: ARE PHYSICIAN TRAINEES RACIST?-- $932,741
LISTENING TO NATIONAL PARKS -- $20,000
PREVENTING TEEN PREGNANCY THROUGH THEATER -- $749,000
VIRTUAL SHOE--FITTING -- $902,789
THE DICTATOR GAME -- $56,118
VIDEO GAME: THE LOGICAL JOURNEY OF THE ZOOMBINIS -- $658,388
RESEARCHING STIGMATIZATION OF DANISH SMOKERS -- $330,176
STUDY: DISEASE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF TRANSLOCATING TORTOISES -- $350,773
MOBILE APP FOR SEX DIARY -- $1 MILLION
CONVINCING MOTHERS TO STOP TEEN GIRLS FROM USING TANNING BEDS -- $671,522
VIDEO GAME TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO QUIT SMOKING -- $1.3 MILLION
650 FEDERAL GARDENERS & LANDSCAPERS -- $44 MILLION
MEASURING BLOOD PRESSURE AT BLACK BARBERSHOPS -- $2.1 MILLION
REPLACING A FLOATING BATHROOM IN UTAH -- $227,795
SMART WALK: AN EXERCISE MOBILE APP FOR AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN -- $92,393
VIDEO GAMES TO FIGHT OBESITY AND DIABETES -- $537,250
EPIDEMIC SIMULATION GAME FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS -- $350,236
HOW AIR POLLUTION AFFECTS BIRTH BY RACE -- $788,684
MOBILE APP FOR OBESITY AND STRESS -- $690,333
TESTING FDA MESSAGING ON TOBACCO ADVERTISING -- $4 MILLION
CHILDREN'S CYBERSECURITY CARD GAME -- $296,621
VIRTUAL WEIGHT LOSS GAME -- $228,830
VIDEO GAME: LAYOFF -- FIRING WORKERS, NOT BANKERS -- $137,530
SMARTPHONE APP FOR PARKING YOUR CAR -- $149,999
HIGH-END LUXURY FURNITURE--$92 MILLION
PAYMENTS TO GAY MEXICAN PROSTITUTES FOR SAFE SEX -- $53,419
DYSTOPIAN CLIMATE CHANGE VOICEMAILS FROM THE FUTURE -- $5.7 MILLION
FEDERAL FUNDING INTO THE 50 WORST JUNIOR AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES -- $923.5 MILLION
NEW CONDOM DESIGN WITH MORE LUBRICATION -- $200,601
SBA LOANS TO ROLEX JEWELERS -- $21 MILLION
TWO SCULPTURES FOR VA FACILITY THAT SERVES BLIND VETERANS -- $670,000
FANCY ROCK SCULPTURE -- $482,960
GRANTS TO THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART IN NEW YORK CITY -- $1.2 MILLION
ROBERT REDFORD'S SUNDANCE INSTITUTE -- $3.3 MILLION
FEMINIST PORN BOOK AND OTHER TITLES -- $55,000
SAN FRANCISCO MIME TROUPE -- $20,000
"GAMES FOR CHANGE" VIDEO GAME CONVENTION -- $200,000
URBAN GARDEN OF HANGING GRASS -- $20,000
WALDEN: THE GAME -- $350,000
ARTS GRANTS FOR ORGANIZATIONS WITH OVER $1 BILLION IN ASSETS -- $143 MILLION
BLOG FOR BROOKFIELD ZOO -- $131,488
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PUBLIC RELATIONS--$4.3 BILLION
COMEDY CLUB HOLOGRAMS -- $1.7 MILLION
HOW TO USE A LAWYER GUIDE -- $728,000
LIGHTING FOR LIQUOR STORES --$50,000
PREPARING RELIGIONS FOR DISCOVERY OF EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE -- $1.1 MILLION
AIRPORT AT MARTHA'S VINYARD -- $9.2 MILLION
270 FEDERAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS -- $22 MILLION
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY PURCHASE OF GUNS, AMMO,
AND MIILITARY-STYLE EQUIPMENT -- $3.4 MILLION
CRESCENT CITY SCHOOL OF GAMING AND BARTENDING -- $9.5 MILLION
EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT SURVEYS -- $1.7 MILLION
HOW ALCOHOL AFFECTS MEN'S ATTENTION AND SENSITIVITY TO SEXUAL INTEREST CUES -- $180,921
DIGIPEN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY -- GAMING EDUCATION -- $51.4 MILLION
WITH SPENDING LIKE THAT, IT'S NO WONDER THAT THE UNITED STATES HAS THE THREAT OF A $21.7 TRILLION FEDERAL DEBT. VOTE TO CUT WASTE FROM GOVERNMENT SPENDING. ELECT KENNETH STEPP TO THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES KY-05.
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