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To: longnshort who wrote (1000453)	2/16/2017 8:31:03 AM
From: FJB	Respond to of 1575760

The Democrats’ Immigration Problem nytimes.com Thomas B. Edsall In any analysis of the 2016 vote, it is difficult to separate the issues of immigration and free trade. In an October 2016 report, Pew found that Trump voters were decisively more hostile to both free trade agreements and immigration than the general public, and much more hostile than Clinton supporters. A detailed analysis of exit polls in four key states that helped deliver the election to Donald Trump — Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — produced interesting findings not only about Hispanics, but also African-Americans — who are less supportive of liberal immigration policies than other core Democratic constituencies — and whites. In each of these states, opposition to immigration was higher than the national average. ...

To: longnshort who wrote (1000453)	2/16/2017 8:36:42 AM
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U.S. Army depicted Hillary Clinton as insider threat in cyber security training By Rowan Scarborough - The Washington Times - Wednesday, February 15, 2017 The U.S. Army depicted former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as an insider threat in a Powerpoint presentation to soldiers on cyber security. A photograph of Mrs. Clinton, who lost the Nov. 8 presidential race, is depicted along with two murderers, two leakers of classified information and one who mishandled secrets. Mrs. Clinton, as secretary of State, exclusively used a home-based server to handle all her government emails, instead of a more secure state.gov address. Some contained highly classified information and the FBI said the server was vulnerable to foreign intrusion. She was not charged. The others depicted: Food Hood assassin Maj. Nidal Hassan, Navy Yard shooter Aaron Alexis, major leakers Chelsea Manning and Edward Snowden, and retired Army Gen. David Petraeus. He provided classified logs to his biographer and girlfriend. Cont...

To: longnshort who wrote (1000453)	2/16/2017 11:56:20 AM
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TRUMP APPROVAL POPS TO 55%

To: longnshort who wrote (1000453)	2/16/2017 12:30:39 PM
From: Mongo2116	Respond to of 1575760

now that they have a friend in the white house Russian spy ship no longer 30 miles from Groton submarine base, spotted near Virginia base POSTED 6:03 AM, FEBRUARY 16, 2017, BY ASSOCIATED PRESS, UPDATED AT 10:02AM, Courtney weighs in on Russian spy ship h HARTFORD -- A Russian spy ship is no longer 30 nautical miles from the US Navy submarine base in Groton, but is still in waters along the East Coast. At about 10 p.m. Wednesday, Democratic Senator Christopher Murphy's office confirmed the ship was further away from the base. The ship was spotted near Virginia late Wednesday steaming south -- and near the largest naval base in the world, where the U.S. Navy's Atlantic Fleet is located. The Viktor Leonov was spotted approximately 65 nautical miles northeast of Norfolk, Va., in international waters heading south, a U.S. official told Fox News. The U.S. territorial line extends 12 miles from the coast. The Russian spy ship likely was returning to the Caribbean and Havana Harbor, according to the official. The Viktor Leonov was last seen in Havana in January 2015, as the Obama administration helped thaw relations with Cuba. Murphy and his peers expressed concern over reports of the Russian intelligence-collection ship traveling near the U.S. naval submarine base. Murphy, Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal and U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney issued statements Wednesday condemning what they described as Russia's increasing aggression. Courtney on Russian spy ship h A U.S. defense official said Tuesday the Russian ship has been operating in international waters off the U.S. East Coast. The official said it made a port call in Cuba previously and was monitored off Delaware's coast. The U.S. Navy conducts similar intelligence-gathering operations against Russian military targets, such as its submarine bases, from international waters. The Democratic congressmen are calling on Republican President Donald Trump to address Russia's actions.