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Congress Voting to Override President Trump's Border Emergency

 
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03/26/2019 12:57 PM
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YouTube is making it impossible to find the live stream congressional hearings since they stopped letting people finding current videos.

I found a link to PBS that is covering the hearings live.

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03/26/2019 12:59 PM
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Re: Congress Voting to Override President Trump's Border Emergency
arent there popular channels that always stream it? Just find those channels?
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arent there popular channels that always stream it? Just find those channels?
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I was searching YouTube, and they are not listing current live-streams.

They are censoring everything.

If you find a Youtube live stream, please share it.
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At the founding of the two colonies, Mass and Virginia the potomoc was the line and they overlapped but agreed not to have trade fortes within some 30 miles or so of one another. "The right to treat with the natives" was a corporate right of the highest order, between both parties.."

Hah, parties.
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How do Native Americans deal with bad Chiefs?

Let them handle this they need a good national brew ha ha.

They will defend this land, they do not wish Chinese or Russian language when already all the great Indian tongues are being lost. No, let that end here. America needs not one more immigrant not one more language infiltrator. One note from CA State, has two pages attached of the same paragraph in ten languages. Not one of these is a Native language like Cherokee or Karuk and so on. Think about this my brothers and sisters.
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Why I could, I imagine, raise an Army of Native Americans, just inside California and it would be 3,000 strong, sober and mighty. And, these would replace ICE, and just take these rat bastards in the name of the Native and George Washington, and lay them out on ant hills at Joshua Tree.
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Re: Congress Voting to Override President Trump's Border Emergency
House fails to override Trump’s veto of measure to terminate national emergency on border

The House of Representatives failed to pass a resolution on Tuesday that would override President Trump’s first veto and let stand his declaration of a national emergency at the Mexican border.

The House voted 248-181 in favor of overriding the president’s veto and doing away with Trump’s emergency declaration – falling 38 votes short of the two-thirds majority needed to pass through the lower chamber or Congress. The measure passed mainly on party line with only 14Republicans voting in favor of the veto override.

Trump's emergency declaration drew unanimous opposition from congressional Democrats and opposition from some Republicans, especially in the Senate , where lawmakers objected that he was abusing presidential powers.

The Pentagon sent lawmakers a list last week of hundreds of military construction projects that might be cut to pay for barrier work. Though the list was tentative, Democrats were asserting that GOP lawmakers were endangering local bases to pay for the wall.

Congress, to which the Constitution assigned control over spending, voted weeks ago to provide less than $1.4 billion for barriers. Opponents warned that besides usurping Congress' role in making spending decisions, Trump was inviting future Democratic presidents to circumvent lawmakers by declaring emergencies to finance their own favored initiatives.

Trump supporters said he was simply acting under a 1976 law that lets presidents declare national emergencies. Trump's declaration was the 60th presidential emergency under that statute, but the first aimed at spending that Congress explicitly denied, according to New York University's Brennan Center for Justice, which tracks the law.




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