'Taking down Trump' would provoke civil war

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If the left succeeds in its effort to remove President Trump from office or renders him virtually powerless, America’s working class – the “Eddies and Ediths” – will revolt, warned author and nationally syndicated talk-radio host Michael Savage.

Referring to a 1939 novel, Savage told his listeners Friday that “The Day of the Locust”  will come and people will “resort to mob violence” when they “are finally aware of the fact that they’ve been tricked by their society, and that no matter how hard they work as middle class people” they are denied.

“That is what’s going to happen in this country,” Savage said. “You have not yet seen mob violence in this country. You’ve seen some mob violence instigated by George Soros’ mobs. … But you haven’t seen the thing I’m telling you is coming in this country. You haven’t seen the ‘Day of the Locust’ yet.”

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Twitter Censors Eric Trump’s Drudge Tweet Showing Great American Job Numbers

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In a Friday message to his followers, Trump showed how a tweet he shared from the Drudge Report Twitter account was blocked and labeled “potentially sensitive content.”

“Why are my tweets about jobs and the economy being censored?” Trump asked.

Eric was attempting to share a Drudge Report tweet from CNBC showing July job numbers grew by 209,000 jobs in July, beating the 183,000 expected job growth.

The shadow ban by Twitter underscores how the leftist social media platform actively works to hide tweets which reflect positively on the president.

During the 2016 presidential campaign, Twitter also censored positive replies to Trump tweets, in addition to tweets sent out by Trump himself.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has previously expressed support for failed Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

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Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer: One of FBI Attorneys Who Worked for Comey Is Leaker

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CONSTITUTIONAL CARRY & NC SENATE RINOs

 

On Thursday, gun rights advocates from across the region joined GRNC at Raleigh’s State Legislature Mall to demand passage of HB746, the Omnibus Gun Bill.

This important bill, which finally permits Constitutional Carry – concealed carry by lawful citizens without a bureaucratic process or permit – is currently being denied an up or down vote by the Senate Rules Committee. Now is the time to pass this bill! Now is the time to demand that your senator get behind the bill in caucus and bring it to a successful veto proof vote!

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Mocking white people dining at Cracker Barrel solely for their skin color reflects a growing trend in America

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Proving that you can’t fix stupid, social justice warrior Ijeoma Oluo took to Twitter to launch an unprovoked offensive, racist attack on white people.

…because they were eating at a Cracker Barrel Old Country Store.

“At Cracker Barrel 4 the 1st time. Looking at the sea of white folk in cowboy hats & wondering ‘will they let my black ass walk out of here?'” Oluo tweeted.

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Graham: Mueller will be held 'accountable' for leaks

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Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Friday warned that special counsel Robert Mueller, who is directing the Justice Department's investigation into Russian election meddling, will be held responsible for any leaks from his probe.

The South Carolina Republican told Fox News that while he will "respect" the grand jury process, he will "hold Mueller accountable" for any leaks.

"If we get constant leaks coming out of the grand jury then he needs to be held accountable for that. That's not fair to the president," Graham said.

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State Department to issue formal notice of US withdrawal from Paris climate deal on Friday

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The State Department is expected to issue a formal notice Friday that it will pull the U.S. from the Paris climate change deal, according to a report.

The U.S. delegation to the United Nations will then inform the international body of its decision. The written notice is the first official statement from the Trump administration about the climate agreement, Politico reported. But as the U.S. can't formally withdraw until 2020 and can't officially notify the U.N. about its plans until 2019, the Friday notice will be only symbolic.

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‘Everything The President Wants To Do, McMaster Opposes & Refuses to Use the Phrase ‘Islamic Terrorism’, Purges Critics of Islam

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“I know that the president isn’t a big fan of what McMaster’s doing.”  “I don’t understand why he’s allowing a guy who is subverting his foreign policy at every turn to remain in place.”

National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster is thwarting President Donald Trump’s foreign policy prescriptions, two former senior NSC officials told The Daily Caller News Foundation.

“Everything the president wants to do, McMaster opposes,” a former senior official said in a wide-ranging interview. “Trump wants to get us out of Afghanistan — McMaster wants to go in. Trump wants to get us out of Syria — McMaster wants to go in. Trump wants to deal with the China issue — McMaster doesn’t. Trump wants to deal with the Islam issue — McMaster doesn’t. You know, across the board, we want to get rid of the Iran deal — McMaster doesn’t. It is incredible to watch it happening right in front of your face. Absolutely stunning.”

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Toyota, Mazda teaming up to build $1.6B US factory

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Japanese automakers Toyota Motor Corp. and Mazda are partnering to build a new $1.6 billion U.S. assembly plant that would create 4,000 new jobs.

The automakers announced Friday that the new plant will be operational by 2021 but did not say where it will be built.

President Trump, who vowed to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. in his campaign, praised the announcement in a tweet Friday.

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