If the federal budget as currently proposed passes, Big Bird, National Public Radio (NPR), and support for local art projects may go away: Trump's Budget Plan Cuts Funding For Arts, Humanities And Public Media. These aren't the only proposed cuts, but the ones that strike me hardest.
Speaking of strikes, Trump's hit a lot closer to home than Obama's did.
So who's running the White House: Trump or Bannon?
Am I being paranoid or is the aim of Trump's billionaire cabinet to take total and absolute control?
-- Marge
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| Gary Varvel, The Week |
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Speaking of strikes, Trump's hit a lot closer to home than Obama's did.
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| Tom Toles, The Week |
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So who's running the White House: Trump or Bannon?
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| Drew Sheneman, The Week |
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Am I being paranoid or is the aim of Trump's billionaire cabinet to take total and absolute control?
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| Bill Day, The Week |
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-- Marge
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