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It is fascinating to watch the Trump Phenomenon! The old guard, New World Order folks and those who have become successful the way things are expect things to remain the way they are. They expect to be in charge of what you love, hate, distrust and depend upon. They have been able to control your passion, interest and actions. We have all become influenced by what they call mean, intolerant, right and wrong. But no more will we follow losing belief systems.

Black Americans were never bothered by a Confederate flag, until we were told to be. No one, I mean NO ONE cared about a statue of a general in a park, until we were told to do so. How many of you needed a safe space before safe spaces were invented? We are playing follow the leader with folks who admit they cannot lead.

It has all changed and changed rapidly. They have not even caught on yet, but it is over. They will look back at pre-2016 as the good old days back when they were relevant. After decades of training our children in indoctrination centers (public schools), entertainment, social activism and political beliefs, how did it all go wrong so fast?

The media declared Hillary a historical figure, but her own party looked at her as hysterical. They brushed Trump away as the last candidate of the dying Republican Party, but he grew more and more powerful as they attacked him.

None of the old tricks worked; none of the old heroes they dragged out affected anyone. The old guard was stunned and are still stunned. The movie stars had no effect; the wise editorial writers were ignored; the trusted news commentaries were useless. The media expected to control the conversations with just a headline, but Trump completely controlled them with just a tweet. And the media followed him, begging him to stop. Something had changed, and they could not comprehend it or contain it.

They still do not understand and never will understand. They will not give up and will always fight us. But now they are showing their true colors. We can see clearly who they are, on both sides of the issues. They are everywhere, they are deceptive, and they wish to mislead us. But they can no longer hide themselves. We see them, and we now know who they are.

Let them quit Trumps advisory commissions. Let them speak out against him. Allow them to keep on attacking him. Even the most uniformed patriot can now see the scope of the work laid out before us.

Their rent a mob agitators are funny and fake. Their looting will not persuade us. We will handle their traveling bands of uninformed, masked clowns, and the lewd left will submit to us. I know they are dangerous and highly motivated, but I also know who we are. We are Americans and will soon grow tired of their antics.

We are now running primary opponents against the RINOs and have seen the Republican leadership spending money and endorsing RINOs in the primaries. This is against their own rules and spirit not to endorse during primary elections. But that seems to only count when they can choose the winners.

The media are full of liars who have an agenda ALL OF THE MEDIA. I think that is why Steve Bannon left the White House, to head up the patriots resistance to the mainstream press. Bannon is retuning to Brietbart to head up the real resistance. Brietbart will soon become one of the few primary sources for truth and information. Trump is now openly challenging the GOP leadership and campaigning against them in the primaries and within their districts.

Trump is going to pardon Sheriff Joe Arpaio and fire a shot across the bow of the America-hating opponents looking to punish us patriots. We have a president bent on not just shaking the tree of fools, but cutting it down.

Trump is going to shut the border with a wall, make arrests, deport, renegotiate NAFTA, bring business back, and back it up by building the baddest military the world has ever seen. Trump has placed the world on notice (with Syria and North Korea) that our military is no longer for show. We are no longer building your roads, schools and paying bribes. Terrorists are finally being terrorized.

The lewd, looney left can try all the tricks in their handbook but to no avail. We will win this battle because we are awake. We will not be shamed into submission. No name-calling will work, nor debates over racism or hatred. We know who you are, and we know who we are.

The media are in shock that they can no longer dictate our response to their lead. They may never recover from being uncovered. The Americans are back, and the whole world is better off because of it.

We Americans now see the fallacy of multiculturalism (separate but equal), and we recognize that the only racial division happens on the 6 oclock news.

What Trump did in Phoenix, Aug. 22, 2017, was close the noose around the illegitimate liberal doctrine in America. The Trump Phenomenon has completed encircled the freedom-hating powers in America. Now We The People will see a government fighting for us and not fighting for control over us.

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Aug 24th 2017 10:12PM

White House chief of staff John Kelly is looking to bring change to the Trump administration.

According the multiple published reports Kelly is making sure he sees anything headed toward the presidents desk.

The common procedure is part of the White Houses efforts to regulate the administrations decisions and limit Trumps public and social media outbursts. He sent out two memos to staffon Mondaydetailing his plans, how we wants information to get to the president and how Mr. Trump will respond.

He has made one thing clear --he will not seek to directly control the behavior of the president.

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U.S. President Donald Trump shakes hands with John Kelly after he was sworn in as White House Chief of Staff in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, U.S., July 31, 2017. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks after John Kelly was sworn in as White House Chief of Staff in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, U.S., July 31, 2017. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks after John Kelly was sworn in as White House Chief of Staff in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, U.S., July 31, 2017. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts

John Kelly sits after he was sworn in as White House Chief of Staff in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, U.S., July 31, 2017. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts

U.S. President Donald Trump sits after John Kelly was sworn in as White House Chief of Staff in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, U.S., July 31, 2017. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts

White House Chief of Staff John Kelly sits during his first meeting of U.S. President Donald Trump's cabinet at the White House in Washington, U.S., July 31, 2017. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts

John Kelly sits after he was sworn in as White House Chief of Staff in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, U.S., July 31, 2017. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts

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The memos have brought some comfort to those in the West Wing according to the New York Times.

But despite Kellys effort, the White House still remains under fire.

The president has faced a lot of criticism for his comments on the rallies in Charlottesville, Virgina, blaming both sides for the violence.

He also attacked the media along with his critiques on TwitterThursdaystating, The Fake News is now complaining about my different types of back to back speeches. Well, there was Afghanistan (somber), the big Rally...(enthusiastic, dynamic and fun) and the American Legion - V.A. (respectful and strong). Too bad the Dems have no one who can change tones!

The White House had tried several times in the past to minimize Trumps social media rants.

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Oswego County is making final preparations for aerial spraying to control the mosquito population in the county.

In a release Wednesday the county's health department said the state had declared an "Imminent Threat to Public Health" from mosquito-borne disease, which the health department says allows it to begin actions to control the mosquito population, including aerial spraying.

The declaration comes after the discovery of Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) virus in samples of bird-biting mosquitoes collected in the area of Toad Harbor Swamp on the shore of Oneida Lake.

A date for aerial spraying hasn't been determined yet, but the health department says it will be shared with the public as soon as a date is determined.

Aerial spraying is a temporary, partial control measure to reduce mosquito populations and reduce the risk of human infection from the EEE virus, said Oswego County Public Health Director Jiancheng Huang. It is most effective when it is conducted in a concentrated area with large populations of EEE virus positive mosquitoes. Widespread random spraying is not effective in controlling EEE.

Residents within the spray zone will be notified of the aerial spraying. More information can be found on the county's website.

According to the health department, the following area will be subject to spraying:

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As protesters massed on the streets of Phoenix, President Trump on Tuesday unleashed a vitriolic, 76-minute speech mocking those who considered his response after the Charlottesville white supremacist march as racist, adopted racially charged language and hinted that he would pardon former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, long accused of brutality against Latinos.

He re-read for more than 16 minutes the remarks he had uttered after violence in Virginia claimed the life of a woman protesting the white supremacists, omitting his remarks in which he said that both sides were to blame and occupied the same plane in his view.

The words were perfect, he said.

But even as he sought to dismiss one racially fraught controversy, he ignited another with words that seemed to promise a pardon to Arpaio, who last month was convicted of contempt of court for refusing to halt his habit of stopping Latinos based solely on a suspicion that they might be living in the United States without proper papers.

Do the people in this room like Sheriff Joe? Trump asked a crowd of thousands in the Phoenix Convention Center of Arpaio, who served 24 years as Maricopa County sheriff before being defeated in November. So was Sheriff Joe convicted for doing his job?

But you know what? Ill make a prediction: I think hes going to be just fine, Trump said, eliciting a roar. But I wont do it tonight because I dont want to cause any controversy. He added that Arpaio should feel good.

Trumps words on Arpaio, as well as his repeated suggestion that it was time to return to law and order, carried the whiff of past campaigns, such as those carried out by George Wallace, the segregationist presidential candidate and governor of Alabama.

And they suggested that it was folly for Republicans to wish for the one thing many keenly wanted for Trump to revert to the moderate, sober president who only 24 hours earlier had acknowledged the need to change his mind on Afghanistan with a patient speech. It was clear on Tuesday, in both Trumps rhetoric and his freewheeling, far more enthusiastic visage, that the president who came to office tossing jaw-dropping assertions at voters would continue to favor that approach as president.

He saved his greatest criticism for the media, whom he blamed for misconstruing his remarks after Charlottesville. His supporters backed him up by screaming at reporters at the rally.

Its time to expose the media for their role in fomenting divisions in the country, Trump declared.

They are trying to take away our history and heritage were smart people and these are truly dishonest people.

He added: I really think they dont like our country. The only people giving a platform to these hate groups is the media itself.

For all the mockery and bluster the president put forth, however, there was a subtext of political fear.

Recent polls have indicated that even among Republicans, Trump is losing strength. The president was introduced Tuesday with a bevy of friends Vice President Mike Pence, preacher Franklin Graham, Martin Luther King Jrs niece Alveda King and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson.

Their multiracial tableau seemed intended to bolster the presidents image. When he took the stage, Trump took pains to try to recreate the silent majority who he has long said delivered him the presidency.

The media can attack me, but where I draw the line is where they attack you, he said, after almost half an hour of defending himself.

He described his supporters as honest, hard-working, taxpaying Americans whose dreams he shared.

You always understood what Washington, D.C., did not our movement is a movement built on love, he said.

The protests that greeted Trump in Phoenix were largely peaceful, although later in the night the actions grew more violent and tear gas was fired.

Still, the signs of division were many. When Trump traveled from his first stop at an immigration facility in Yuma to Phoenix, Arizona Republican Gov. Doug Ducey greeted him at the airport. But he did not attend the rally.

Gov. Duceys focus has been working with law enforcement toward a safe event in downtown Phoenix, his spokesman said in a statement to the Arizona Republic.

Trump did his best to sow division elsewhere in the states politics.

Beside the explosive possibility of pardoning Arpaio, Republicans here feared that Trump would use the occasion to endorse a challenger to GOP Sen. Jeff Flake, a longtime nemesis.

Trump last week praised the sole Republican challenger at the moment, former state Sen. Kelli Ward, and many worried that he would ignite an internal party conflagration that would deliver the Senate seat to Democrats.

He did not endorse Ward or any of the other candidates considering the race but mocked Flake and the states senior senator, John McCain, even after the Republicans recent diagnosis of brain cancer.

Raising the subject of the failed GOP effort to repeal and replace Obamacare, Trump repeatedly noted that the Senate fell just one vote away from victory after seven years of everyone proclaiming repeal and replace. One vote, he said, referring to McCain.

At that, a member of the audience screamed traitor, seemingly referring to the Navy veteran who spent years as a Vietnam War prisoner before going into politics.

Trump, adopting a sarcastic tone, characterized Flake as an inconsequential senator.

Nobody wants me to talk about him, Trump said. Nobody knows who the hell he is. See, I havent mentioned any names and now everyone is happy.

The president arrived in a state he won handily nine months ago with his administration reeling, most recently at his own hand.

The president, top aides and family members remain embroiled in a special prosecutors investigation into Russian influence in the November election. Unified Republican control of Washington has led to few if any major legislative victories, although he claimed again Tuesday to be the most successful president considering his first six months.

A poll released in Arizona this week said 74% of Republicans supported Trump, meaning he has lost a significant quarter of his own party base.

For any previous president, that would have meant buckling down and working with Republican leaders in the Senate and the House.

Instead, true to form, Trump on Tuesday criticized the GOP leaders on Capitol Hill, obliquely. He also did something worse: Not until more than an hour into his speech did he mention with any detail his own partys prime desire this fall tax reform.

It was a passage replete with the Trump approach. First he blasted a threatened Republican senator, Flake whose loss would give Republicans only 51 seats, the thinnest majority and then he suggested that Capitol Hill do his bidding.

We need the help of Congress, he said. Delivering no detail, he added, Were giving you the biggest tax cut in the history of the country.

Kurtis Lee and Jaweed Kaleem

Times staff writer Kurtis Lee contributed to this report from Phoenix.

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9:50 p.m.: The article was updated with details from Trumps rally in Phoenix.

3:25 p.m.: The article was expanded and updated with additional details of Trumps visit to Arizona.

The story was first published at 9:30 a.m.

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After a turbulent 17-day vacation at his golf club in New Jersey, Donald Trump is back in Washington and back at his attacks on the dishonest fake news media aka non-Fox News and non-alt-right news outlets.

In his latest, Trump tweets Thank you. The very dishonest fake news media is out of control! It was a reply to someone identified as Aroliso, who wrote Every single day the #FakeNews media try to take you down.. You never falter, you always stand strong! Aroliso spent the weekend tweeting photos of First Lady Melania Trump and of Trumps inauguration.

Trumps latest twitter tantrum may have been triggered by the torching he got over his initial response on Sunday to the collision between the U.S. Navy destroyer USS John S. McCain and a tanker that left at least 10 sailors missing. Thats too bad, the president said when asked about the incident, according to the pool report. In among this mornings spewing against the media was Trumps d-over on that response: Thoughts & prayers are w/ our @USNavy sailors aboard the #USSJohnSMcCain where search & Rescue efforts are underway.

In his Monday morning tweet stream Trump also gave a shout-out to Jerry Falwell, who appeared on @foxandfriends, saying he was fantastic. The Fake News should listen to what he had to say. Thanks Jerry!

The presidents latest tweets come as he returns to work in DC, following a storm criticism following his more than one side to blame comments over the violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, the dismissal of White House Senior Strategist Steve Bannon, and his fire and fury comments re North Korea.

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