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DeLay: FBI 'Ready to Indict' Hillary
By Bill Hoffmann |
The FBI is ready to indict Hillary Clinton
and if its recommendation isn't followed by the U.S. attorney general, the
agency's investigators plan to blow the whistle and go public with their
findings, former U.S. House Majority leader Tom DeLay tells Newsmax TV.
"I have friends that are in the FBI and they tell me they're ready to indict," DeLay said Monday on "The Steve Malzberg Show."
"I have friends that are in the FBI and they tell me they're ready to indict," DeLay said Monday on "The Steve Malzberg Show."
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"They're ready to recommend an indictment and they also say that if the attorney general does not indict, they're going public."
Clinton is under FBI investigation for her use of a private server to conduct confidential government business while she was secretary of state. But some Republicans fear any FBI recommendation that hurts Clinton will be squashed by the Obama administration.
"They're ready to recommend an indictment and they also say that if the attorney general does not indict, they're going public."
Clinton is under FBI investigation for her use of a private server to conduct confidential government business while she was secretary of state. But some Republicans fear any FBI recommendation that hurts Clinton will be squashed by the Obama administration.
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DeLay, a Texas
Republican and Washington Times radio host, said:
"One way or another either she's
going to be indicted and that process begins, or we try her in the public eye
with her campaign. One way or another she's going to have to face these
charges."
Last week, Clinton's press secretary Brian Fallon accused intelligence Inspector General Charles McCullough of colluding with Republicans to damage Clinton's campaign for president.
The charge came after a report that McCullough sent a letter to two GOP lawmakers that some of Clinton's emails sent from her private server when she was secretary of state should have been marked with classifications even higher than "top secret."
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Last week, Clinton's press secretary Brian Fallon accused intelligence Inspector General Charles McCullough of colluding with Republicans to damage Clinton's campaign for president.
The charge came after a report that McCullough sent a letter to two GOP lawmakers that some of Clinton's emails sent from her private server when she was secretary of state should have been marked with classifications even higher than "top secret."
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Journall:
The Bloomberg
View
Why
the former New York mayor may think he can win as a third-party presidential
candidate.
Editorial
Page Editor Paul Gigot on the former New York mayor’s potential third party
presidential candidacy. Photo credit: Getty Images.
Jan. 24, 2016 6:32 p.m. ET
You read it here last
week. As the odds rise of extreme outcomes in the presidential election, so do
the chances of a serious third-party candidate getting into the race,
especially Michael Bloomberg. Now
word has leaked that the former three-term mayor of New York is actively
exploring the possibility.
Mr. Bloomberg considered a run in 2008 and 2012, only
to conclude he couldn’t win, and that may be what happens this year too. The
U.S. political system is tilted against third-party candidates, which is why
the last one to take the White House was Abraham
Lincolnin 1860 as the nominee of the antislavery Republicans.
Third-party candidates have made other notable runs
but their influence has mainly been as spoilers or to force the major-party
candidates to confront issues they’d ignored. Teddy Roosevelt ruined William Howard Taft’s chances for
re-election in 1912, and Ross
Perot contributed to George H.W. Bush’s defeat in 1992
though he won no electoral votes. He split the Reagan coalition by winning 19%
of the vote and helped Bill
Clinton win with only 43%.
ENLARGE
We’ve been skeptical of a third-party Bloomberg
candidacy in the past, but this year’s tumult has thrown convention out the
window. Mr. Bloomberg is looking at the primary chaos and figuring he may have
a chance if the parties nominate flawed or polarizing candidates who struggle
to unite their parties.
The 73-year-old’s
opening would widen on the left if the Democrats nominate avowed socialist Bernie Sanders. He’d probably not run ifHillary Clinton is nominated—unless she is wounded
by an indictment or plea deal for having mishandled classified information. Mr.
Bloomberg tilts left enough on guns, climate change and immigration that many
Democrats would find him politically congenial. He’s more centrist on
economics, and somewhat hawkish on foreign policy, but many Democrats would not
find those views disqualifying amid 2% growth and the rise of Islamic State.
Mr. Bloomberg’s appeal is harder to discern on the
political right, though that also depends on the GOP nominee. He has a stellar
record reducing crime in New York and he fought the teachers union for school
choice and accountability. He’s a social liberal loathed by the National Rifle
Association and he has a nanny-state tendency (his failed big-soda ban) that
irritates free-marketeers.
But if Republicans
nominate Donald Trump, who
is also no conservative, Mr. Bloomberg’s pitch would include his governing
experience in New York and that he’s not a leap in the policy dark. He might
also find a lane up the political middle if the GOP nominates Ted Cruz, whose
belief that he can win merely with conservative voters means he could struggle
in swing states like Iowa, Florida, Colorado and New Hampshire, among others.
As a self-financing billionaire, Mr. Bloomberg could
get on the ballot and field a strong campaign in every state. He might do well
enough in the polls to get into the autumn debates where he would compete on
equal terms. That’s how Mr. Perot finished strong after he had previously
dropped out of the race. Mr. Bloomberg could figure that many Republicans might
find him more palatable as Commander in Chief than the say-anything style of
Mr. Trump.
The big question is whether Mr. Bloomberg could win
enough states to deny 270 electoral votes to the other candidates. That would
throw the election to the House of Representatives, which would presumably
still be controlled by Republicans, though you never know if the GOP
presidential nominee trailed badly. Mr. Bloomberg would then have to make the
case that he would be better for the country and the GOP than its nominee.
All of this would require events that almost never
happen in American politics. But Mr. Bloomberg is a serious man who wouldn’t
waste his money or time if he didn’t sense an opportunity. If we’ve learned
anything so far in this tumultuous election season, it’s that the electorate is
volatile enough that anything can happen.
NewsMax:
Cruz Is a True Conservative
Some time ago I said that many establishment
Republicans dislike Ted Cruz so much that they would even back their nemesis,
Donald Trump, if necessary to keep Cruz from winning.
This is one time I wish I had been wrong.
The establishment has long held Cruz in contempt but didn't believe he had any realistic chance of securing the GOP nomination. Now, with his campaign success, he's scaring their pants off. Former Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole has issued apocalyptic warnings against nominating Cruz, and I've just received an email that Sen. Orrin Hatch prefers Trump over Cruz as well.
Earlier this week, it was New York Times pretend-conservative columnist David Brooks who suggested a Republican conspiracy against Cruz and Trump in favor of any other GOP candidate. "Very few presidents are so terrible," he wrote, "that they genuinely endanger their own nation, but Trump and Cruz would go there and beyond."
Setting aside this mindless conflation of Cruz and Trump, do you believe we should be taking advice about potentially bad presidents from a guy who drooled over candidate Barack Obama because of his trousers?
More and more insiders fear Cruz far more than Trump. Trump drives the establishment batty by ginning up his supporters against them and for his current hardline stance on immigration; but they have to know it hasn't been that long since Trump espoused a number of liberal positions and financially supported establishment figureheads in each party. As hard-nosed and independent as he seems, his track record reveals he is much more malleable and they'd have a better chance to influence him than Cruz.
Ted Cruz, on the other hand, has been a thorn in the establishment's side since he came on the scene. Insiders are astounded that he has actually refused to abandon his campaign promises and his commitment to Reagan conservatism, despite overwhelming pressure and derision from the party and its power brokers.
They have concluded that Cruz must be driven by egomania and not principle. Who but a stubborn, opportunistic loner could resist the temptation to rub elbows with the power brokers once elected?
Only oddballs honor their constituents and grassroots conservative causes above those of the ruling class. Only charlatans continue to articulate conservative ideas with passionate optimism and idealism once in office.
Only zealots evince an abiding dedication to Reagan conservative principles beyond what's necessary to get them elected. Only grandstanders would truly stand up to President Obama's reckless budget demands instead of throwing in the towel of surrender before the fight has even begun.
This is one time I wish I had been wrong.
The establishment has long held Cruz in contempt but didn't believe he had any realistic chance of securing the GOP nomination. Now, with his campaign success, he's scaring their pants off. Former Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole has issued apocalyptic warnings against nominating Cruz, and I've just received an email that Sen. Orrin Hatch prefers Trump over Cruz as well.
Earlier this week, it was New York Times pretend-conservative columnist David Brooks who suggested a Republican conspiracy against Cruz and Trump in favor of any other GOP candidate. "Very few presidents are so terrible," he wrote, "that they genuinely endanger their own nation, but Trump and Cruz would go there and beyond."
Setting aside this mindless conflation of Cruz and Trump, do you believe we should be taking advice about potentially bad presidents from a guy who drooled over candidate Barack Obama because of his trousers?
More and more insiders fear Cruz far more than Trump. Trump drives the establishment batty by ginning up his supporters against them and for his current hardline stance on immigration; but they have to know it hasn't been that long since Trump espoused a number of liberal positions and financially supported establishment figureheads in each party. As hard-nosed and independent as he seems, his track record reveals he is much more malleable and they'd have a better chance to influence him than Cruz.
Ted Cruz, on the other hand, has been a thorn in the establishment's side since he came on the scene. Insiders are astounded that he has actually refused to abandon his campaign promises and his commitment to Reagan conservatism, despite overwhelming pressure and derision from the party and its power brokers.
They have concluded that Cruz must be driven by egomania and not principle. Who but a stubborn, opportunistic loner could resist the temptation to rub elbows with the power brokers once elected?
Only oddballs honor their constituents and grassroots conservative causes above those of the ruling class. Only charlatans continue to articulate conservative ideas with passionate optimism and idealism once in office.
Only zealots evince an abiding dedication to Reagan conservative principles beyond what's necessary to get them elected. Only grandstanders would truly stand up to President Obama's reckless budget demands instead of throwing in the towel of surrender before the fight has even begun.
Why is it automatically presumed that Obama will win
every game of chicken he insists on playing with Republicans? Why can't our
side ever be confident enough in its own ideas and of the American people — as
Ted Cruz is — to believe the people will back us if we call Obama's bluff and
articulate our case to them?
The establishment's rationale for caving has always
been that Republicans, being the party of less government, can never win over
the public in a shutdown showdown.
They think that Cruz knows this too, but puts on a grandiose but futile show to play to the base and advance his political ambitions. Oh ye of little faith — little faith, that is, in the conservative ideas you maintain you embrace.
If only the establishment would join Cruz in promoting the principles they say they share, just as Democrats always support an uncompromising and extremist Obama, there's no telling what progress we could have made in thwarting some of Obama's agenda.
As I see it, there are two major differences between Republican supporters and opponents of Cruz. One is that his supporters are more consistently conservative on every category of issues. The fight, in other words, is not just about strategy, as the establishment insists, but also involves policy.
The second is that Cruz's supporters believe he is a man of integrity. Many of his detractors contend he is a phony, but I think their real fear is that he is not. He will not change his positions for expedience — though many are working overtime to convince us otherwise.
The establishment, then, either believes or wants to fool us into believing that it opposes Cruz because he is a poseur, a saboteur of good government — a man who impedes the cause of conservatism by his unwavering commitment to it.
Only by compromise and pragmatism, they argue, can we really advance conservative principles.
The truth, however, is that they are not as committed to conservative principles as they say they are and don't regard the current problems confronting our nation with the same degree of urgency as mainstream conservatives.
They also place a high value on process — on bipartisanship and collegiality for their own sake — even over advancing a conservative agenda.
Not long ago I read that one establishment icon said he didn't think a Hillary presidency would be that bad. Seriously?
We finally have a candidate who is committed to conservative principles across the board, a man who reveres the Constitution and America, as founded, who acutely understands the destruction President Obama has wrought, and who we can rely on to fulfill his promise to do everything in his power, if elected, to reverse this disastrous course and restore us on a path to recovery.
If the establishment would quit hyperventilating over Ted Cruz and get behind him they could do more than anything else to advance the cause they profess to believe in.
David Limbaugh is a writer, author, and attorney. His latest book is, "The Emmaus Code: Finding Jesus in the Old Testament." Read more reports from David Limbaugh — Click Here Now.
From: Rick Pignone <rick.pignone@stewardpartners.com>
Date: Mon, Jan 25, 2016 at 1:39 PM
Subject: FW: THE DEVIL:...
To: Richard Pignone <Dick.Pignone@benjaminfedwards.com>, Bill Huntress <bill@huntressinsurance.com>, "DerVarts (carpettrades@yahoo.com)" <carpettrades@yahoo.com>, Mark Hutchinson <mark@melrosema.com>
They think that Cruz knows this too, but puts on a grandiose but futile show to play to the base and advance his political ambitions. Oh ye of little faith — little faith, that is, in the conservative ideas you maintain you embrace.
If only the establishment would join Cruz in promoting the principles they say they share, just as Democrats always support an uncompromising and extremist Obama, there's no telling what progress we could have made in thwarting some of Obama's agenda.
As I see it, there are two major differences between Republican supporters and opponents of Cruz. One is that his supporters are more consistently conservative on every category of issues. The fight, in other words, is not just about strategy, as the establishment insists, but also involves policy.
The second is that Cruz's supporters believe he is a man of integrity. Many of his detractors contend he is a phony, but I think their real fear is that he is not. He will not change his positions for expedience — though many are working overtime to convince us otherwise.
The establishment, then, either believes or wants to fool us into believing that it opposes Cruz because he is a poseur, a saboteur of good government — a man who impedes the cause of conservatism by his unwavering commitment to it.
Only by compromise and pragmatism, they argue, can we really advance conservative principles.
The truth, however, is that they are not as committed to conservative principles as they say they are and don't regard the current problems confronting our nation with the same degree of urgency as mainstream conservatives.
They also place a high value on process — on bipartisanship and collegiality for their own sake — even over advancing a conservative agenda.
Not long ago I read that one establishment icon said he didn't think a Hillary presidency would be that bad. Seriously?
We finally have a candidate who is committed to conservative principles across the board, a man who reveres the Constitution and America, as founded, who acutely understands the destruction President Obama has wrought, and who we can rely on to fulfill his promise to do everything in his power, if elected, to reverse this disastrous course and restore us on a path to recovery.
If the establishment would quit hyperventilating over Ted Cruz and get behind him they could do more than anything else to advance the cause they profess to believe in.
David Limbaugh is a writer, author, and attorney. His latest book is, "The Emmaus Code: Finding Jesus in the Old Testament." Read more reports from David Limbaugh — Click Here Now.
From: Rick Pignone <rick.pignone@stewardpartners.com>
Date: Mon, Jan 25, 2016 at 1:39 PM
Subject: FW: THE DEVIL:...
To: Richard Pignone <Dick.Pignone@benjaminfedwards.com>, Bill Huntress <bill@huntressinsurance.com>, "DerVarts (carpettrades@yahoo.com)" <carpettrades@yahoo.com>, Mark Hutchinson <mark@melrosema.com>
Adult Joke of the Year
One day in the future,
Barack Obama has a heart-attack and dies.
He immediately goes to hell, where the devil is waiting for him.
He immediately goes to hell, where the devil is waiting for him.
"I don't know what
to do here," says the devil. "You are on my list, but
I have no room for you. You definitely have to stay here, so I'll tell you what
I'm going to do. I've got a couple of folks here who weren't quite as bad as
you. I'll let one of them go, but you have to take their place. I'll even let
YOU decide who leaves."
Obama thought that
sounded pretty good, so the devil opened the door to the first room.
In it was Ted Kennedy and a large pool of water. Ted kept diving in, and surfacing, empty handed. Over, and over, and over he dived in and surfaced with nothing. Such was his fate in hell.
In it was Ted Kennedy and a large pool of water. Ted kept diving in, and surfacing, empty handed. Over, and over, and over he dived in and surfaced with nothing. Such was his fate in hell.
"No," Obama
said. "I don't think so. I'm not a good swimmer, and I don't think I could
do that all day long."
The devil led him to
the door of the next room.
In it was Al Gore with
a sledge-hammer and a room full of rocks. All he did was swing that hammer,
time after time after time.
"No, this is no
good; I've got this problem with my shoulder. I would be in constant agony if
all I could do was break rocks all day," commented Obama.
The devil opened a
third door. Through it, Obama saw Bill Clinton, lying on the bed, his arms tied
over his head, and his legs restrained in a spread-eagle pose. Bent over him
was Monica Lewinsky, doing what she does best.
Obama looked at this in
shocked disbelief, and finally said, "Yeah man, I can handle this."
The devil smiled and
said...........
"OK, Monica, you're
free to go."
WSJ Editorial
today.
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Obama’s Plans to Burden the Next
President’s Administration. Another example why Socialism does not work!
The Deficit Rises Again
Obama has set up deficits
and debt to soar after he leaves office.
Jan. 25, 2016 7:29 p.m. ET
Perhaps
you’ve heard President Obama’s talking point that the federal budget
deficit has fallen by two-thirds on his watch. That overlooks that the deficit
first soared on his watch, and then fell thanks largely to the GOP House and
modest economic recovery, and that as he leaves office he is going to need one
more asterisk: The deficit in 2016 has begun to rise again, in dollars and as a
share of the economy. And after he leaves office, it takes off.
That
was the news Monday in the Congressional Budget Office’s
largely ignored annual budget and economic outlook. CBO’s gnomes estimate that
the annual federal deficit will increase this year after six years of
decline—to $544 billion from $439 billion in 2015. It will also rise as a share
of the economy to 2.9% from 2.5%. The nearby table tracks the numbers across
the Obama post-recession era.
ENLARGE
This
deficit increase by itself shouldn’t cause great alarm, but the reasons to care
are the explanation and the trend. The deficit is rising again largely because
spending is climbing rapidly again, an estimated 6% this year, or triple the
rate of inflation. As a share of GDP spending will climb by 0.5-percentage
points to 21.2%.
December’s
budget deal explains the $32 billion increase in 2016 in discretionary spending
(the kind Congress approves each year). Defense spending will “edge up
slightly,” CBO says, while domestic discretionary climbs by 4%. That leaves the
big money to the usual suspects—entitlements. Outlays for Medicare (net of
premiums), Medicaid, the children’s health insurance program and ObamaCare
subsidies will increase no less than 11%, or $104 billion, this year.
Even
an estimated federal revenue increase of 4% for the year can’t keep pace with
this kind of spending blowout. Receipts will rise to 18.3% of the economy,
which is well above the average of 17.4% from 1966 through 2015. So even as
revenues return to their historical norm, they can’t compensate for the
spending on entitlements that Mr. Obama has refused to reform.
Now
for the bad news. CBO estimates that deficits will continue to rise each year
after Mr. Obama leaves office. “As a percentage of GDP, the deficit remains at
roughly 2.9 percent through 2018, starts to rise, and reaches 4.9 percent by
the end of the 10-year projection,” says the budget office. This assumes that
the economy grows by 2.7% this year and 2.5% next year before levelling off to
an average of 2%, which also assumes there is no recession even though this
expansion is already long in the tooth into its seventh year.
As
ever, the big spending drivers will be entitlements, which are projected to
rise to 15% of the economy from the current 13.1% over 10 years. This is the
fiscal time bomb that Mr. Obama will leave his successor, thank you very
much.
By
the way, all of this is the optimist’s tale. The CBO estimates assume that
discretionary spending will fall over the same period to 5.2% of the economy
from 6.5%. This will never happen because it means defense spending would have
to shrink well below 3% of GDP, a form of gradual unilateral disarmament. So
without entitlement reform or faster economic growth, the deficits are likely
to be much higher.
The
federal debt held by the public—the kind we have to pay back—has already
climbed to 73.6% of GDP (from 39.3% in 2008) on Mr. Obama’s watch and will
increase to 75.6% this year. CBO expects it will keep climbing to 86% in 2026.
We
realize such unhappy realities are not supposed to intrude on a presidential
campaign, and the American public long ago dropped spending and deficits as
major concerns. Voters care more about the economy and terrorism, and there’s
good sense to that. The deficit will never vanish without faster economic
growth, and the various tax reform plans that Republicans are offering would
spur growth. By all means let’s
debate growth.
On
the other hand, any candidate who tells you that the country can keep spending
as it is without a day of reckoning probably believes Mr. Obama’s spin about
his fiscal record.
The Nominee
We Deserve? By STEPHEN F. HAYES, An intellectual now under character
assassination by Sean Hannitty, Judge Jeanine, and of course, the next
president of USA, Donald Trump.
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The Nominee We Deserve?
By STEPHEN F. HAYES
By STEPHEN F. HAYES
Do Republicans deserve
to lose? Consider the state of play as we write this in late January, just days
from the first GOP nominating contests.
The Republican
frontrunner is a longtime liberal whose worldview might best be described as an
amalgam of pop-culture progressivism and vulgar nationalism. His campaign
rallies are orgies of self-absorption, dominated by juvenile insults of those
who criticize him and endless boasting about his poll numbers. He’s a
narcissist and a huckster, an opportunist who not only failed to join conservatives
in the big fights about the size and scope of government over the past several
decades but, to the extent he was even aware of such battles, was often funding
the other side, with a long list of contributions to the liberals most
responsible for the dire state of affairs in the country, including likely
Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
In short, he's an
opposition researcher's dream. But Republicans have spent tens of millions of
dollars on political advertising this cycle and virtually none of it has
targeted Donald Trump. He is poised to glide into the early-state contests
having largely avoided the kind of sustained paid-media attacks that bring down
candidates with far fewer vulnerabilities.
Where is that money
going? Much of it has been spent to attack Marco Rubio — more than $22 million
since December 1,
according to a Republican source who tracks campaign spending. Rubio defeated
incumbent governor Charlie Crist for the Senate in 2010 as an
antiestablishment, Tea Party candidate in Florida and won praise from across
the GOP as the future of the Republican party and the face of modern
conservatism. "You want conservative purity," said Rush Limbaugh on
September 7, 2011. "I'll give it to you: Marco Rubio, who is someday going
to be president of the United States." Limbaugh was at least half right.
Over his time in Congress, Rubio has earned a 98 percent rating from the
American Conservative Union.
His one moment of
apostasy, if you want to call it that, came on immigration. But even there
Rubio's position at its core was very close to those held by other
conservatives: Sean Hannity called for a "pathway to citizenship"
after the 2012 elections, and Ted Cruz favored a pathway to legalization or at
least repeatedly made that argument. Even Trump, whose rise is often attributed
to his restrictionist immigration views, in 2013 pronounced himself open to "amnesty"
after the border was secured.
So here we are. The
Republican frontrunner, a nonconservative longtime Democrat, is waltzing into
GOP nominating contests largely untouched by GOP paid media. And the candidate
long viewed as the party's brightest hope for the future has been the subject
of relentless negative ads.
Who is to blame?
Virtually everyone.
First, the
establishment. That descriptor has been so widely used this cycle as to render
it virtually meaningless. Tea Party darling Marco Rubio is widely seen as
competing in the "establishment lane" of the GOP primary. Trump
supporters have labeled as "establishment" groups that were founded
to challenge the Republican establishment — Club for Growth and Heritage
Action, to name just two. And now Ted Cruz is accusing Trump himself of
representing the Republican establishment.
But there is an actual
establishment — risk-averse Republican donors and consultants, mercenary
GOP-leaning lobbyists, and feckless congressional leadership. And this
establishment deserves considerable blame for the current state of affairs.
There are dozens of examples. But the origins of the fight over government
funding and Obamacare from 2013 are instructive.
On July 17 of that year, Senator Mike Lee gave a
speech on the Senate floor. The White House was calling for a delay in the
implementation of two key elements of Obamacare— the employer mandate and
verification of eligibility for subsidies on health care exchanges. Lee's
argument was simple: If the Obama administration cannot implement the law,
Congress shouldn't fund it. He proposed a big fight on a big issue, one where
public opinion was squarely on the side of Republicans. It was a fight
Republicans could win even if they lost. By elevating the issue and
highlighting the deep problems with Obamacare, Republicans could at least
force Democrats to retrench and vigorously defend it. And if Republicans stuck
together, perhaps they could pick off a few wavering Democrats up for
reelection in 2014.
Lee drafted a letter
with Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio and circulated it among their colleagues in the
Senate. One after another they signed it — conservatives and moderates
alike—and even two members of Senate GOP leadership. And then, suddenly,
everything changed. Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell didn't want the
fight and enlisted his deputies to kill the effort. Within days, five
signatories asked for their names to be removed, and the whole thing collapsed.
It was a profile in
cowardice. There were others: the fiscal cliff, the Export-Import Bank, the
farm bill, the transportation reauthorization, the recent omnibus. Senate
Republicans even quietly removed Paul Ryan's entitlement reforms from their
most recent budget proposal, despite the fact that every senator up in 2016 has
voted in favor of them before.
Perhaps it didn't make
sense to engage on all of these fights, with Barack Obama still sitting
comfortably in the White House. But was it too much to have a real battle on
just one of them? To think strategically? To challenge the White House with
something other than press releases?
The roots of our
current discontent lie here. And conservatives are right to be angry. But the
establishment does not shoulder the blame alone. As one conservative strategist
told us: "Leadership is to blame for never identifying any hill worth
dying on," but critics of the establishment "are to blame for only
being interested in dying."
To put it another way:
If the establishment is responsible for the conditions that led to Donald
Trump, many critics of the establishment are responsible for making him the
frontrunner. Since Trump entered the race, these voices — on television, on
talk radio, in Congress, even in the Republican presidential field — amplified
his craziness. They rationalized his vulgarity, explained away his insults,
ignored his lies, even celebrated his ignorance.
Mock a war hero? Trump
isn't politically correct! Ban every Muslim? The man has a point! Embrace a
Russian dictator who kills his political opponents and journalists? Trump being
Trump! Belittle the looks of a female opponent? He'll be tough on Hillary!
Ridicule a reporter with a disability? Finally someone who stands up to the
liberal media! Nuclear triad? Hezbollah versus Hamas? Quds Force or the Kurds?
He'll hire people who know these things!
Some of those who have
championed Trump have become true believers. Rush Limbaugh said last week that
the rise of Trump means "nationalism and populism have overtaken
conservatism in terms of appeal." For others, he was a means to an end.
Mark Levin, who was more a Trump defender than a Trump booster, has become a
harsh critic, accusing Trump of practicing "crony capitalism" and
"taking the low road" in his attacks on Ted Cruz. Last week, Levin
tweeted: "Based on what you've observed today & the last few days, do
you believe Trump's a reliably solid conservative?"
Cruz himself praised
Trump for months despite the fact that they were rivals. "He's bold and
brash, and he's willing to speak the truth. And he's taking on the Washington
cartel," Cruz proclaimed in an interview on Hannity last July. But now,
with the first Republican nominating contests just days away, Cruz is making
the polar opposite critique. "Donald Trump said just yesterday that the
problem with me is that I wouldn't go to Washington to make a deal and go along
to get along with the Democrats," Cruz said. "If you're looking for
someone who's a dealmaker, who'll capitulate even more to the Democrats, who'll
give in to Chuck Schumer, Harry Reid, and Nancy Pelosi, then perhaps Donald Trump
is your man."
Did Cruz badly misjudge
Trump? Or did he know all along that he was boosting an unprincipled dealmaker?
If it's the former, what does that say about Cruz's judgment? If it's the
latter, what does it say about Cruz's scruples?
There's much to like
about Cruz. He's smart, he's articulate, he's a nimble debater, and he's made
clear time and again that he doesn't care at all what the New York Times
editorial board thinks of him.
There may be even more
to like about Marco Rubio. He is among the best communicators in American
politics. He is an instinctive, visceral conservative who doesn't need a focus
group to understand how to speak to conservatives. But his appeal isn't limited
to Republicans. Rubio all along has looked like the strongest general election
candidate in the Republican field — the only conservative who has a chance, at
least, to put in play states that haven't been competitive in recent
presidential elections.
Rubio is currently
third in national polling at 11.6 percent of the GOP primary vote, well behind
Trump (34.8) and Cruz (18.8). Current polling puts him third in Iowa, fourth in
New Hampshire, and third in South Carolina. Given the length of the coming
delegate contest, the suddenly harsh attacks between Trump and Cruz, and the
volatility of the Republican primary electorate, it would be foolish to write
off any candidate, much less one as talented as Rubio.
But if the polls stay
as they are and if Donald Trump becomes the Republican nominee, then
Republicans surely deserve their fate. And that would be a shame. Because
Democrats — whose seven years of activist government at home and weakness
abroad have left the country in crisis, and who will nominate either an avowed
socialist or a failed secretary of state under investigation for mishandling
classified information, a woman who is one of the least trusted public figures
in America — surely don't deserve to win.
Elecciones en
noviembre, 2016
LAZARO R GONZALEZ
Para Alcalde del Condado Miami 2016
Escriba el nombre de Lázaro R González en
el espacio de la boleta electoral en blanco
Hágalo para acabar el relajo, el robo, el abuso, el descaro, la mala
administración y haga que el gobierno le
responda a usted y no que sea un feudo de los políticos ladrones y descarados inescrupulosos,
no permita más abusos.
Envie nuestros mensajes a sus amigos y conocidos.
“NO Donaciones de Dinero”
Lázaro R
González, Candidato a Alcalde
del Condado
Miami en la boleta en blanco.
“Que DIOS nos
ilumine en este empeño”
lazarorgonzalez@gmail, 305 898 4146
“Nuestro Plan”
> Eliminar las
cosas incorrectas: Abusos contra los ciudadanos, Reparar las cosas malas de
este gobierno y otros gobiernos anteriores, estupideces, derroche de dinero público malas decisiones,
favoritismo, amiguismo, prácticas nefastas.
>El actual Alcalde y sus comisionados apoya a los
Tolls y las cámaras de los semáforos. Y ahora quieren poner otras cámaras en la
parte no incorporada. A pesar que ya se sabe que los accidentes en las esquinas
donde hay cámaras han subido en un 22%
Regresar las carreteras a los ciudadanos. Se han apoderado de las carreteras
locales y nuestras calles explotando a los ciudadanos ilegalmente, porque todo
esto se construyó con nuestro dinero. No solo le da apoyo al MDX sino que
también quiere que lo nombren presidente del MDX. QUE DIOS NOS COJA CONFESADOS.
Si ahora los miembros del MDX tienen salarios de más de 100,000 dólares
imagínense cuando el este ahí y lleve con el a todos los vice alcaldes y toda
su ralea. Esto es un abuso y un descaro.
La historia de Giménez en eso de sacarles dinero a los ciudadanos es un
experto.
>Hace
unos cuantos meses se nos pidió nada más que 30,000 millones de dólares
para reparar el sistema del alcantarillado de Miami y yo por lo menos no he
visto hacer un hueco para reparar ningún alcantarillado todavía pero el dinero
ya si está ahí sacándonos en formas de taxes adelantados para gastarlo. ¿Qué
paso donde está el dinero cuando van a empezar a hacer el nuevo alcantarillado
de oro de Miami? ¿A dónde fue a parar todo el dinero que nos cobran por
servirnos el agua y los impuestos que cobran para mantener los alcantarillados?
>También
nos pidieron “Los intocables de la Comision de Educacion” al el pueblo de Miami aprobó que se le dieran
Doce mil Millones de dólares para el Departamento de Educación para
reparar las escuelas. También me pregunto a donde se fue todos los millones que
recaudan de impuestos a los ciudadanos todos los años La comisión de Educación.
Yo no he visto ni siquiera una persona con una brocha pintando una escuela o
cogiendo una gotera en los techos.
>Giménez
no hablo nada mas de los autos de la policía que recientemente se encontraron
un edificio de parqueo con cientos o miles de carros para el condado o la
policía, supuestamente destinados a la policía, que se estaban pudriendo en un
parque porque nadie los uso. La prensa formo el escándalo y todo el mundo se
disgustó y protesto. Pero nada paso. Quién es el culpable de que esto
ocurriera. A quien despidieron? ¿A quién
han puesto en la cárcel?
>Tampoco
Gimenes no hablo nada del el Jefe de la policía de Miami apareció muerto en su
propia casa; primero dijeron que había sido asesinado, y después entonces lo
suicidaron y de pronto la prensa no hablo más del asunto y todo el mundo se
quedó “El dinero cierra las bocas” Por
fin se suicidó o lo suicidaros. Y aquí
paz y en el cielo gloria: Sun
Centinel. Tuesday Oct. 6, 2015.
>Otro de los problemas más acuciantes es la locura
del incremento de los taxes de la propiedad. En esto hay algo que es repugnante
por parte del departamento de taxes a las propiedades de Miami, han tenido el
desparpajo de decir que los taxes no han sido aumentados. Que falta de respeto
a la inteligencia de los ciudadanos porque SI
SE SUBIEROSN LOS TAXES. EL VALOR DE LA PROPIEDAD SI FUE ELEVADO “Y
MUCHO ESTE ANO” ALGO QUE LO HACEN TODOS LOS Años. Así que eso de decir que los
taxes no fueron aumentados, es mentira… Comparen lo
que pagan este 2015 con lo que pagaron en el 2014 y vean si les cobraran más
que el año pasado. Yo considero que cuando usted compra una casa. Esa casa mantine por
siempre ese valor. A menos que usted le haga mejoras o adiciones esa casa no
cambia de precio. Y es asi como yo considero que deben hacer las cosas. “Ningún
aumento de taxes de la propiedad a menos que se le hagan obras que ameriten
subir su precio.
>En el condado hay demasiadas personas
“Trabajando” y Cobrando muchísimos más dinero que los que normalmente ganan los
ciudadanos que no trabajan en el condado. ¿Por Qué? Porque es muy fácil gastar el dinero de los
ciudadanos que tontamente se dejan quitar el dinero en taxes y toles por los
políticos. Tenemos “5 nuevos vice alcaldes”. Unas posiciones que nunca habían
existido en el Condado Miami. Solo teníamos un administrador y ya!!! Que
invento es ese. ¿O es que los Virreyes son amigos del alcalde y el los acomodo?
Sabían
ustedes que el hijo del alcalde es uno de los CABILDEROS más influyentes en el
Condado Miami en que su papa es el alcalde. Dice un vecino mío que todo queda
en casa. Es legal que el hijo de un alcalde sea cabildero donde su papa es el
que “ordena y manda”. Es esto ilegal o legal???
>El
crimen es altísimo en Miami, Creo es más alto que en toda la historia de Miami.
Y todos los días aumenta mucho más. Los noticieros de la televisión todos los
días llenan los espacios con noticias
“Sangrientas” de asesinatos y todos los días es así. Los casos de
tráfico de drogas son cada vez más populares y más dañinos y terribles. ¿Qué
pasa la policía está de vacaciones permanente?
El transito es un verdadero infierno en las calles y carreteras. Decenas
de accidentes son el pan nuestro de cada
día. Muertes y personas mutiladas es el saldo de todos los días. Las autopistas son sucursales de las
funerarias y los Hospitales. Las calles están más atiborradas de autos y cada
día hay más accidentes. (Nada) Dicen en
la TV que el tiempo de la luz amarilla le han quitado tiempo para poder ponerle
un ticket a los que doblan a la derecha en los semáforos y eso ha creado más
accidentes. (Un 22% mayor de accidentes)
En Hialeah
se ha terminado hace más de un año una purificadora de agua y nadie se ha
podido tomar todavía un vaso de agua porque no sirve lo que purifica. Quien
estuvo a cargo de esto, cuando van a meter a un político en la cárcel y le van
a quitar todo lo que se robó. Pero no aquí no pasa nada.
>Aquí
se encontró un grupos de personas que se dedicaban a recoger boletas ausentes y
luego llenarlas fraudulentamente y colocarlas en el Departamento de Elecciones
y así llenaban las posiciones de los políticos pésimos que ahora tenemos. Y las
boleteras aparecieron retratadas con el alcalde, muy sonriente todos. No hubo
ninguna boletera ni el alcalde preso.
>Tenemos
una fuente de saqueo a los ciudadanos de Miami y de todo el estado de la
Florida que es la que es La lotería de La Florida, donde nadie sabe quién es el
que se gana el premio. Alguien me puede decir porque solamente aquí hay tres
casinos en que se juega: Los Micosuky, Los Perros y El hipódromo de Hialeah.
Porque estas tres entidades son los UNICOS que tienen derecho a expoliar a los
jugadores. Estas entidades que yo sepa no contribuyen a nada en el Condado.
Porque no se aprobó un casino ahí en donde estaba El Herald. POR QUE? Porque no
dejan que los casinos sea una empresa abierta para todos los que paguen
taxes??? Eso se llama
¡FAVORITISMO! ¡o COBRAR La Gabela”. Nosotros
podemos tener un sistema como el de las Vegas… Miami es más, mucho mejor plaza.
Podemos invitar a La mujer del Raton Mike de Orlando, a que su esposa se bañe
en tanguitas en la playa mientras Mickey Mouse juega en un casino como los de
Las Vegas y que tengan que dejar impuestos en Miami y así disminuir los
abusivos taxes del gobierno condal de Miami. De todas maneras nos están
saqueando con la Lotería de La Florida, donde nunca se quién se la saca.
Mientras que en todos los mercados de Miami y gasolineras etc. Te venden los
tickes de la Lotería Saqueadora de los bolsillos de los trabajadores. >Nadie me puede justificar porque
aquí se cobran todos esos asfixiantes taxes, Tolls y otros cobros que son
muchísimos, tan exagerados y asfixiantes contra los ciudadanos del Condado
Miami. Porque con los miles de millones que genera el Puerto de Miami y los
otros miles de millones que genera el aeropuerto de Miami. Estos dos solos
colosos Generan dinero más que suficiente para mantener las calles de Miami
pavimentadas con Plata Mejicana. ¿En que se gasta ese dineral? Porque no se presentan en público todo el
dinero que generan estas dos entidades y en que se malgastan.
>El
transporte de pasajeros en Miami es una porquería, las guaguas están sucias y
desvencijadas, vienen cuando les da la gana y casi siempre vienen atrasadas y
medio bacías. Porque el pueblo no las usa. PORQUE SON INEFICIENTES E
INSUFUCIENTES PARA TODO EL QUE DESEARIA USARLAS. El un dinero que se derrocha y
que no resuelve ningún problema. Yo propongo que se venda el sistema a quien lo
va a explotar mucho mejor que estos ineptos. Ademas toda esa GIGANTESCA NOMINA
DE TRABAJADORES DEL TRANSPORTE. Ustedes se recuerdan cuando algunos
particulares pusieron guaguas a dar servicio por donde los Miamenses
necesitaban ir y aquello se hizo muy popular. Creo que le decían “La Conchita”
Lo que pasa que como siempre el gobierno es inepto y eso tiene que cambiar.
>Aquí
tenemos una organización que se lama “El Children Trust” que no se puede saber
dónde van todos los dineros que le sacan a los propietarios de casas. La forma
en que esa organización despilfarra el dinero no es posible de auditar y ver
donde se usa todos los millones que les sacan en los taxes de la propiedad a
los ciudadanos. Porque no se puede auditar las finanzas del “Children Trust”
donde se despilfarra nuestro dinero. Este es otro de los canceres económicos
que padecen los contribuyentes de Miami.
>Nosotros
tenemos el mejor lugar del MUNDO para vacacionar, playas, restaurantes, podemos
hacer casinos, cabaret’s y Parques temáticos, Tenemos los moles más bonitos y
mejor surtidos del mundo. Pero no hacemos nada porque estamos rodeados de
enanos anormales que son electos. Y el pueblo duerme el “Sueño eterno” ¿Y nadie
despierta? Parece mentira que la industria permite al gobierno manteniendo a
Miami como una aldea retrograda. Porque no se ha invitado y se les da
facilidades a las grandes corporaciones de producción de películas de Hollywood
a que vengan aquí a hacer películas y que establezcan estudios aquí. Las
Películas de playas no podrán ser mejores que aquí porque el frio del agua de
California le pone los pelos de punta a cualquiera que se meta en el agua. Aquí
el agua es calientica y las playas no puedes ser más bellas.
>Los
noticieros de la TV y Los periódicos
diariamente están llenos de cadáveres (Parecen cementerios todos los
días) porque los accidentes. La ciudad es un expendido de drogas de todos los
colores y sabores. Y la policía bien
gracias. Los Miembros de los algunos gobiernos de los diferentes municipios han
terminados en las cárceles porque son unos delincuentes, Las oficinas de los
gobiernos es una extensión de la familia de los Alcaldes y otros
funcionarios. Otros terminan en manos de
la policía porque hacen cosas locas en Motos o automóviles borrachos
conduciendo a mucha más de la velocidad permitida. Otros se dedican a robar los
bienes de los ciudadanos. Tenemos una falta de moral, decencia y legalidad.
Pudiera estar escribiendo cientos de páginas más de miserias y violaciones y
burlas a los ciudadanos por los gobernantes.
>Yo siempre he estado esperando que el
pueblo de Miami forme un “motín” como el
que ocurrió en el pequeño pueblo de Bell en California, donde el pueblo tomo la
alcandía y llevo hasta la cárcel a patadas por los fondillos a los comisionados
y al alcalde donde todavía están ahí por ladrones y descarados. El problema del despilfarro de los gastos del
gobierno condal en Miami. El 60% de los ingresos del condado se gastan en
pensiones y salarios. El alcalde actual recibirá una pensión de $150,000.
Tenemos demasiadas personas cobrando altos salarios y pensiones.
> Todos los candidatos a cargos públicos por elecciones como
Comisionados, alcalde, Jueces etc.
a) No les será permitido presentarse a ser reelectos más de una
vez.
b) El máximo de tiempo para servir para políticos electos será
de 8 años.
c) Deben presentar prueba de que no tienen antecedentes penales.
d) Hacer una declaración jurada de todos sus bienes, dinero y
propiedades al comenzar su perido electo..
e) Entregar un currículum laboral, experiencia y académico que pruebe su capacidad y
experiencia.
f) Tienen que entregar un plan de las mejoras que se comprometen
a implementar en el ejercicio de la posición a que son candidatos. Este plan
será Jurado, notariado y entregado ante el Clerk de la Corte un mes antes de
las elecciones. El candidato podrá ser impugnado en la corte por no cumplir con
su documento de compromiso.
> Todos los candidatos a cargos públicos por elecciones como
Comisionados, alcalde, Jueces etc.
a) No les será permitido presentarse a ser reelectos más de una
vez.
b) El máximo de tiempo para servir para políticos electos será
de 8 años.
c) Deben presentar prueba de que no tienen antecedentes penales.
d) Hacer una declaración jurada de todos sus bienes, dinero y
propiedades al comenzar su perido electo..
e) Entregar un currículum laboral, experiencia y académico que pruebe su capacidad y
experiencia.
f) Tienen que entregar un plan de las mejoras que se comprometen
a implementar en el ejercicio de la posición a que son candidatos. Este plan
será Jurado, notariado y entregado ante el Clerk de la Corte un mes antes de
las elecciones. El candidato podrá ser impugnado en la corte por no cumplir con
su documento de compromiso.
> El proceso de RECALL o REFERENDUM se facilitara con los
siguientes cambios:
a) 20 firmas de apoyo por planilla,
b) No necesidad de afidávit por el Circulador.
c) El circulador si debe firmar la hoja recolección de firmas de
apoyo; al final del documento una sola vez. Sirviendo de testigo como que sí
estuvo presente en el momento de que los ciudadanos firmaron dicha hoja de
recogida de firmas de apoyo al referéndum.
d) No será necesario que la hoja de firmas de apoyo sean
notarizadas.
e) Prohibida la persecución o acoso a las personas que
participen en el proceso como voluntarios.
El gobierno tiene que proteger a los ciudadanos y no protegerse
de los ciudadanos.
>
Reducir el presupuesto del condado Miami Dade,
en un 10% anualmente hasta que lleguemos al nivel del presupuesto del año 2000.
Este presupuesto tiene que ser balanceado de acuerdo con una razonable
colección de impuestos.
> La policía y los servicios de seguridad tienen que mejorar sus
técnicas, entrenamiento y protocolos. El criminal y el delincuente tienen que
ser perseguido y castigado ejemplarmente, sea quien sea y viva donde viva. Se
fomentara un plan en el cual la ciudadanía puede y debe participar activamente
en la persecución de los criminales y ayudando a la policía y los servicios de
seguridad ciudadana.
>
Los Taxes sobre la propiedad inmobiliaria no
podrán elevarse mientras el desempleo en el condado Miami Dade sea mayor al 8%.
Se debe eliminar la posición de Tasador de la propiedad y crear un departamento
mucho más pequeño y menos costoso; que realice los ajustes en los taxes de
acuerdo con esta enmienda.
> La administración del condado actuara de una forma mucho
más enérgica ante casos de mala administración, errores, corrupción o abusos
con los empleados o el público como los pasados ocurridos en Los departamentos
de Transporte, Viviendas, DERM, Aeropuerto, Puerto, ETC. Se despedirá desde el
Director del Departamento en problemas hasta la tercera línea de ejecutivos. Y
en los casos que se amerite se les pondrá a disposición de la corte.
> a-Reducción de los distritos del condado Miami Dade de 13 a 5
Cada distrito tendrá igual número de votantes.
b-Asalariar a los comisionados a $72,000.00
c- Está prohibido prohibirles a los comisionados o a cualquier
político electo o empleado del Condado Miami Dade de por vida que puedan
cabildear o hacer negocios, o ser parte de una compañía que haga negocios con
el condado de Miami Dade durante o después de terminar su empleo o servicio.
d-Los comisionados tendrán una sola oficina con 3 empleados.
e- El presupuesto total de su oficina será de $322,000 anual en
total.
f-Se elimina radicalmente la asignación de $800,000 anuales para
usar como gastos discrecionales por el comisionado.
> El alcalde y/o los comisionados del condado no podrán aprobar y
ordenar la ejecución de proyectos nuevos de la magnitud del túnel de la Bahía o
el Estadium de los Marlins. Todos los proyectos de gran magnitud del condado
deben ser consultados electoralmente con los ciudadanos y aprobados por los
votantes mediante votación secreta y directa.
> El alcalde y/o los comisionados del condado no podrán aprobar y
ordenar la ejecución de proyectos nuevos de la magnitud del túnel de la Bahía o
el Estadium de los Marlins. Todos los proyectos de gran magnitud del condado
deben ser consultados electoralmente con los ciudadanos y aprobados por los
votantes mediante votación secreta y directa.
> Se tiene que nombrar una comisión de personas ajenas al condado
Miami Dade o un gran jurado para que investigue todo lo relacionado Los
despilfarros que han quedado impunes como en El Aeropuerto, el Puerto de Miami,
el departamento de Transporte, DERM, Viviendas, El Túnel de la bahía, El
Estadium de los Marlins, etc. para saber quién se benefició y después
encauzarlo legalmente en la corte correspondiente.
>
El condado está en la obligación de publicar
en un sitio del internet creado al efecto Las subastas de trabajos públicos a
contratar por los diferentes departamentos. Deben publicarse también los nombre
de los lobistas que atienden a la subasta y a las empresas o personas que
representan y los detalles de la oferta incluido las cantidades que ofrecieron
cada participante. Y después de adjudicado el trabajo, tendrán que publicar
quien fue el ganador y porque razones. En la subasta debe estar presente un
oficial de la Oficina del Inspector General que certifique la legalidad del
proceso.
> Toda persona “político u Oficial” que sea despedido de su
cargo por alguna razón legal como: fraude, cosa mal hecha o delito, lucro
indebido, mal desempeño de su función por estar por incumpliendo sus
obligaciones o renuncia personal por el motivo que sea. No debe recibir ninguna
pensión ni compensación de ninguna clase por parte del condado. En caso de que
se esté haciendo algún pago en estos momentos proceder a presentar demanda en
corte para detener estos pagos.
> a-Se elimina la posición de Jefe de Policía y se sustituye por
la de Sheriff este ejercerá todas las funciones del actual Jefe de Policía.
b- El Sheriff, El Inspector General, El Jefe de la Oficina anti
corrupción y El Jefe de la Oficina de control de ética. A partir de la
aprobación de esta enmienda serán posiciones elegidas por los votantes del
condado Miami Dade en elecciones. c-Tendrán todas las funciones que tienen
ahora pero serán absolutamente independientes del alcalde y los comisionados y
rendirán cuenta directamente a los votantes.
> a-A partir de la fecha en que estas enmiendas sean aprobadas por
votación en elecciones secretas y directas por los ciudadanos del Condado Miami
Dade. Estos cambios serán incorporados a la Carta Constitucional del Condado
Miami Dade inmediatamente.
b-Los próximos cambios que se le proponga en el futuro a dicha
carta solo podrán efectuarse mediante la acción de un Referéndum que aprueben
estos nuevos cambios mediante elecciones por los ciudadanos del condado Miami
Dade.
c-Los comisionados del condado Miami Dade, no tendrán el poder
de modificarlas, agregar, sustituir o cambiar ninguna de las regulaciones en la
Carta del Condado..
>
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>En
el condado casi nada funciona bien. Existen 50,000 personas que están esperando
en la lista del programa Plan 8. Varios edificios que están semi abandonados y
que se están cayendo a pedazos fabricados y carecen de estacionamientos. “Ahora
mismo hay uno en West Kendall que los construyeron pero está vacío porque
tienen que dar casi $4,000 dólares para poder vivir ahí. “El alcalde Giménez en
los últimos dos años se ha enfocado en lo que se llama “Workforce Housing” el
ha dado propiedades de Miami Dade, terrenos de Miami Dade para construir casas
que se están ofreciendo a $170 mil dólares y esas casas no se le están
vendiendo a las personas que están en listas de espera y no tiene un proceso
aprobado por el departamento de vivienda a nivel de Washington”, ahora están
hablando de gastarse más de $70 millones de dólares en el proyecto Liberty
Squere. Hay una crisis en el departamento de viviendas de Miami Dade. Actualizar
la lista de las personas que esperan por vivienda sería un buen paso para
comenzar a reparar el daño, el sistema
de computadoras que tiene el condado, señalando “que es anticuado”. “Hace
aproximadamente 6 meses el gobierno federal encontró que el departamento de
viviendas públicas de Miami Dade, había dado más de $2 millones de dólares
erróneamente a compañías que no cumplieron con el requisito federal, y que
decidió Carlos Giménez “pues Giménez decidió pagar la multa, no con el dinero
que tenemos ahora, sino con el dinero que vamos a recibir para las viviendas en
dos años”. De acuerdo con el alcalde Giménez, “en Washington no hay dinero y
que el estado no le quiere dar dinero al condado Miami Dade”.
>Quieren
vivir en un lugar decente, donde no malgasten su dinero ni le cobren taxes
donde el dinero no se usa para el bienestar de los ciudadanos y la
comunidad y vivir con tranquilidad y
legalidad. Si ustedes me apoyan estoy dispuesto hacerlo. Los que quieren votar
por mi tendrán que hacerlo en la boleta en blanco. No habrá propaganda en TV o
periódicos ni pasquines. No recogeremos dinero para campaña, ni para nada. Lo
que podemos haremos es poner los anuncios en mi sitio Web y en mi página “En mi
opinión” Ustedes pueden copiar mis mensajes y ponerlos en sus sitio web y en
Facebook. Coméntenlo con sus amigos y familiares. Así es que le vamos a ganar a
los que no se merecen ser sus representantes en el gobierno.
Lázaro R
González Miño
“FREEDOM IS NOT FREE”
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