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WALSH: The Real Reason Why Democrats Want An FBI Investigation Into Brett Kavanaugh
Half assed investigation is what to expect. He is going to be the next member of the supreme court.
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It should shut the fucking libtards up.... But it won't.
FBI contacts 2nd Kavanaugh accuser; Trump says extra scrutiny may be 'blessing in disguise'
FBI contacts 2nd Kavanaugh accuser; Trump says extra scrutiny may be 'blessing in disguise'
Trump again described his warm relationship with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un at a rally in Wheeling, West Virginia, Saturday, saying: “We fell in love.”
Trump began by talking of the massive threat that North Korea posed before he took office in January 2017. But, he said, his ability to develop a warm relationship with Kim during a summit in Singapore in June has been key to easing tensions.
“That was a big big problem,” Trump said of North Korea in front of a typically raucous pro-Trump crowd. “And, you know, when I did it, and I was really being tough, and so was he. And we were going back and forth, and then we fell in love, OK. No, really. He wrote me beautiful letters, and they're great letters. And then we fell in love.”
Trump then appeared to anticipate a negative media reaction to stating that he had fallen “in love” with a dictator who reports say has brutally murdered his citizens, including members of his own regime and family.
“How horrible is that, so unpresidential,” Trump said in a condemnatory tone, mocking the media.
But, being presidential, Trump said, was “easy,” yet it would mean there would be just 200 people standing in the audience watching him, rather than the 10,000 people he claimed were outside trying to get into the arena.
Things might have worked out very differently for Eliot Higgins if his studies had kept pace with technology.
The 39-year-old founder of Bellingcat, an investigative website, which in its short life has broken scoop after scoop – including last week’s blockbuster, unmasking one of the alleged perpetrators of the novichok attack in Salisbury – never intended to be at the vanguard of open-source journalism.
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The U.S. will cost you the most for treatment, both in absolute terms and relative to average incomes, while life expectancy of Americans -- about 79 years -- was exceeded by more than 25 countries and territories, according to an annual Bloomberg analysis in almost 200 economies.
A health-efficiency index was then created to rank those with average lifespans of at least 70 years, GDP per-capita exceeding $5,000 and a minimum population of 5 million.
Americans aren’t getting their medical money’s worth, according to each of the categories.
The U.S. had the second-highest per-capita spending on health care at $9,536. Switzerland’s average based on gross domestic product was $9,818. But that $282 supplement helped deliver an extra 4.2 years of life -- with the average Swiss lifespan of almost 83.
Rankings can change substantially year-over-year because of such things as recession, currency fluctuations and volatile spending patterns relative to the slow pace of improvement in life expectancy.
Check out the full index here:
