Q: [D5] Countdown To A Presidential Adjournment Of Congress During A National Emergency: Everything You Need To Know About D5

At 5 D the truth shines through .I would say Trlump is got it under control .

NaziDemFarm. so i have a new name here. ha ha

Non sequitur.

What is dangerous for the country is that the rule of law is being usurped by a widely connected group of like minded criminals engaged in all manner of lawless racketeering.

One person CAN make a difference.

It's all talk and bluster.

The first 2 years in office demonstrates that Trump is all talk and NO BALLS!

one thing that never left my mind, is his 66th floor Manhattan penthouse. . I mean just check that shit out. ..

It's all talk and bluster.

The first 2 years in office demonstrates that Trump is all talk and NO BALLS!

We should be getting arrests any day now according to Q. I mean Q is not a liar. The date will not be pushed to the end of the month or February or March or 2020 right? I’m still trusting Sessions. I still believe that Saddam’s weapons of mass destruction will be found. They’ve been moved to another country, right? I’m still waiting for Ukraine to release the air traffic control tapes for when they diverted civilian airliner MH-17 over the war zone only to be shot down by one of the Ukrainian Army’s Buk surface to air missile systems.

We should be getting Mueller's report any day now according to the MSM. I mean they're not liars. The date will not be pushed to the end of the month or February or March or 2020 right? I’m still trusting Adam Schiff. I still believe that Hillary never meant to get people killed in Benghazi. What difference does it make now anyway, right? I’m still waiting for the Democrats to pull a big smoking gun of a rabbit out of their hat and proves me wrong.

Thread: I BELIEVE TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT THAT TRUMP OPENS UP A CAN OF WHOOP ASS
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Just imagine when Trump begins his speech by saying that this speech is not about just immigration issues this evening. Tonight I have authorized the release of the FISA records for all to see. Tonight, I have instructed Gen Mattis and others to go to GITMO to operate military tribunals to prosecute all the ruthless characters involved in the FISA ane emails scandals. I am declaring a National Emergency for this issue as well as for and other reasons. I will end the govt shutdown tonight. I will restore confidence with your elected representatives and prosecute those who which want to harm the great character of this great nation.

I will immediately pull the FCC license for CNN for publishing continual fake news that creates a media coup within the the government by promoting seditious and treasonous acts upon our great nation. Other media outlets are hereby warned that I will do the same if they continue to incite riots etc. with their false reporting. I will suspend press conferences until further notice at the White House

Wow, I just woke from my dream.

Muller just got a 6 month extension.

It's all talk and bluster.

The first 2 years in office demonstrates that Trump is all talk and NO BALLS!

Sept. 18 (Bloomberg) -- The Democratic-controlled Congress, acknowledging that it isn't equipped to lead the way to a solution for the financial crisis and can't agree on a path to follow, is likely to just get out of the way.

Lawmakers say they are unlikely to take action before, or to delay, their planned adjournments -- Sept. 26 for the House of Representatives, a week later for the Senate. While they haven't ruled out returning after the Nov. 4 elections, they would rather wait until next year unless Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke, who are leading efforts to contain the crisis, call for help.

One reason, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said yesterday, is that ``no one knows what to do'' at the moment.

``When you rush to judgment, you usually make mistakes,'' said Sherwood Boehlert, a former Republican congressman from New York. ``This is something you can't go on forever without addressing, but Congress in a short span of time is best served by going home.''

In 2002, after accounting scandals forced Enron Corp. and WorldCom Inc. into bankruptcy, Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley law, setting new corporate-governance rules. While the measure passed unanimously in the Senate and overwhelmingly in the House, it has since become a target of criticism from some Republicans, including presidential candidate John McCain, and from many in the business and financial worlds.

``There's a huge danger that needs to be guarded against -- that we'll have a tremendous overreaction in regulations,'' former Treasury Secretary John Snow said in an interview.

Reid's `Despair'

Still, the Democrats opened themselves up for attack with Reid's comments. The Republican National Committee pounced on the Nevada lawmaker for his ``despair,'' and Senator Mel Martinez, a Florida Republican, said his remarks are ``not a way to inspire confidence or begin to turn the tide.''

And there were some calls for at least a bipartisan show of leadership during the crisis, which has resulted in the collapse of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, investment banks Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and Bear Stearns Cos., and insurer American International Group Inc., among other companies.

Unless party leaders on both sides of the aisle join with President George W. Bush to endorse a solution, there's little Congress and the president can do in the near term to restore market confidence, said Chuck Gabriel, managing director of Capital Alpha Partners LLC, which advises investors on politics and Washington.

White House Lawn

Wall Street would respond positively ``if the president and Treasury Secretary Paulson and a couple of Cabinet members and the Republican and Democratic leadership all went on the White House lawn and said that we are resolved to taking additional measures in the coming weeks despite the elections to ensure that confidence is restored,'' Gabriel said.

``But the odds of that seem very, very low.''

Some committee chairmen have scheduled hearings and promised better oversight.

Representative Henry Waxman, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, will hold two days of hearings on Oct. 6 and 7 ``to examine what went wrong and who should be held to account'' at AIG and Lehman Brothers, which filed for bankruptcy on Sept. 15.

Waxman's committee summoned Lehman Chief Executive Officer Richard Fuld, AIG CEO Robert Willumstad and former AIG chiefs Maurice ``Hank'' Greenberg and Martin Sullivan to speak.

`Work Will Continue'

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi defended the decision of Congress to adjourn. Lawmakers can always be recalled to Washington ``if there is a need to do so,'' she told reporters yesterday. In the meantime, House and Senate committees will hold hearings and the financial crisis will be studied by Congress, she said. ``Our work will continue even if we are not still on the floor,'' she said.

House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank said Congress could give the Federal Reserve authority to pay interest on bank reserves sooner than originally scheduled.

``They already have the authority; it's just a question of moving it up a couple of years,'' Frank, of Massachusetts, told reporters yesterday. ``We're trying to work that out.''

Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd said the Fed also has the power to buy and dispose of bad debt stemming from the subprime-mortgage crisis.

``The Fed has the authority to move in this area,'' Dodd told reporters in Washington.

No `Quick Fixes'

Creating a separate agency to take on bad debt, akin to the Resolution Trust Corp. set up in 1989 to absorb losses from savings-and-loan associations, would take about a year, he said. Instead, the Fed should use its own authority to act.

Senator Johnny Isakson, a Georgia Republican active on housing issues, scoffed at suggestions that lawmakers postpone adjournment to rewrite laws governing the financial markets.

``The last thing you need,'' he said, ``are 535 people, not many of whom are that well-versed in financial markets, trying to do quick fixes to a market correction that's one of the more significant that we've ever seen.''

To contact the reporters on this story: Kristin Jensen in Washington at [email protected] ; Christopher Stern in Washington at [email protected]

OK. Here, I'll be nice and post a couple links:

Well said.

The video of Lindsey Graham questioning Kavanaugh IS THE MOST BONE FREEZING REALITY WHAT IS IN THE WORKS Ever

Everyone should listen to it; pussyfooting w/traitors is coming to a conflict.

Trump, if he can pull this off, is true GENIUS!

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Thread: Attorney General Barr And State Attorneys General: "Donald Trump's National Emergency Declaration is Constitutional"
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THIS JUST IN VIA PERSONAL EMAIL:

Moments ago at the White House Press Conference regarding the VETO of the traitorous Congress's resolution against the national emergency declaration of President Trump, Attorney General William Barr concurs - the Emergency declaration on the issues of southern border security is completely Constitutional.

I predict, as many of us do, a quick and favorable decision by The Supreme Court.

If not, we go to D5.

I'm personally looking forward to D5.

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