Yes. The New York Times is biased and has a double standard. Unfortunately, so do conservatives who objected to Clinton’s character but now endorse Trump. The actions of Falwell, Huckabee, Carson and others who endorsed the sleazy lunatic mean the Right can never raise character issues about a Democrat again.
The Obama administration is shoveling out regulations nearly one-third faster in its final year than during the previous three — all to beat a May 23 deadline to prevent a President Donald Trump from overturning them.
A total of 195 regulations have been pushed through since Jan. 1 at an estimated cost of $69.5 billion to the nation’s businesses, according to the conservative American Action Forum.
One of the most significant — a sweeping rule that will extend overtime pay to more than 4 million people without any input from Congress — was released Tuesday night.
“This regulatory onslaught has only gotten worse in the administration’s final months,” complained Rep. John Kline (R.-Minn.), who chairs the House committee on Education and the Workforce.
The whoosh of final rules on everything from e-cigarette use to greenhouse gas emissions exceeds the pace during the same period in the Clinton administration. The goal is to deny Trump the opportunity to kill those regulations under an expedited process should he be elected president and Congress remain in Republican control. …
Trump’s released a list of the kinds of folks he’d consider for Supreme Court nominees
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… The fact that state court judges make up nearly half of the list also seems like a good sign. It is, at a minimum, a nod to federalism.
The list confirms what I have heard — that Trump is talking to the right conservatives when it comes to the Supreme Court. It doesn’t guarantee a conservative nominee, but it does highlight what is probably the best argument, from a conservative perspective, for voting for Trump — his judicial nominations (and not just to the Supreme Court) are virtually sure to be vastly better than Hillary Clinton’s.
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The Muslims might also want to keep the beer and liquor companies away from a conference on drunk driving.
http://newsok.com/muslim-states-block-gay-groups-from-u.n.-aids-meeting-u.s.-protests/article/5498848
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The double standards practiced by the NY Times:
http://townhall.com/columnists/brentbozell/2016/05/18/creators-oped-n2164684?utm_source=thdaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&newsletterad=
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Yes. The New York Times is biased and has a double standard. Unfortunately, so do conservatives who objected to Clinton’s character but now endorse Trump. The actions of Falwell, Huckabee, Carson and others who endorsed the sleazy lunatic mean the Right can never raise character issues about a Democrat again.
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http://www.politico.com/story/2016/05/obama-rushes-out-rules-to-guarantee-legacy-223301
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The Obama administration is shoveling out regulations nearly one-third faster in its final year than during the previous three — all to beat a May 23 deadline to prevent a President Donald Trump from overturning them.
A total of 195 regulations have been pushed through since Jan. 1 at an estimated cost of $69.5 billion to the nation’s businesses, according to the conservative American Action Forum.
One of the most significant — a sweeping rule that will extend overtime pay to more than 4 million people without any input from Congress — was released Tuesday night.
“This regulatory onslaught has only gotten worse in the administration’s final months,” complained Rep. John Kline (R.-Minn.), who chairs the House committee on Education and the Workforce.
The whoosh of final rules on everything from e-cigarette use to greenhouse gas emissions exceeds the pace during the same period in the Clinton administration. The goal is to deny Trump the opportunity to kill those regulations under an expedited process should he be elected president and Congress remain in Republican control. …
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http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2016/05/trumps-supreme-court-list.php
Trump’s released a list of the kinds of folks he’d consider for Supreme Court nominees
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… The fact that state court judges make up nearly half of the list also seems like a good sign. It is, at a minimum, a nod to federalism.
The list confirms what I have heard — that Trump is talking to the right conservatives when it comes to the Supreme Court. It doesn’t guarantee a conservative nominee, but it does highlight what is probably the best argument, from a conservative perspective, for voting for Trump — his judicial nominations (and not just to the Supreme Court) are virtually sure to be vastly better than Hillary Clinton’s.
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http://www.politico.com/story/2016/05/trumps-supreme-court-nominees-223331
News article with more specifics
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