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Thursday, November 17, 2016

Gun Control?

Now That Trump is here to protect the 2nd amendment, I am hoping the price of AR-15's come down so I can pick one up...

Cubans in Cuba are cashing U.S. Welfare checks...

With the upcoming Trump administration, Florida Representative, Carlos Curbelo thinks that “we’re gonna see a change in direction. “

According to him, it will be substantially different to the Obama administration’s handling of foreign policy because Obama “has this policy of unilateral concessions. All of our enemies seem to get whatever they ask for, and our country gets very little in return… Under this new administration, we’re gonna see better deals.”

Specifically, Curbelo is going to be focused on policies relating to the United States’ relationship with Cuba.

“I’m focused on, specifically, and I have been for some time now on reforming our Cuban refugee policy. Today, any Cuban who arrives in the United States is automatically treated like a political refugee,” he said before going on to explain the frustrations over abuse of the system.

“There’s a lot of abuse of this policy. For example, there are people living in Cuba today who are cashing US welfare checks. Their relatives here in the United States cash their checks or receive the funds by transfer. That was not the intention of...

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VA Whistleblower Quits His Job, Says Agency Put Him In An Office With Zero Computers And Social Contact

Brian Smothers, a Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) employee in Colorado, resigned after alleging serious retaliation in the wake of his disclosure of unauthorized wait lists.

Smothers said Wednesday the VA tried to bully him into admitting via a signed statement that he violated the rules when he went public with his concerns about mental health wait lists, The Associated Press reports.

According to Smothers, who worked on the PTSD support team in Denver, various VA facilities in Colorado have placed patients on unauthorized wait lists for mental health since 2012 — all the way until September, 2015. The purpose of the list, Smothers said, was to hide how long veterans were actually waiting for care, a theme so familiar in VA scandals around the country. At the...