Posted on 04/23/2017 4:43:31 AM PDT by DollyCali
That dog is so smart. Loved the short vid.
Nighty night Nikk! It was a fun end of the week.
Just wanted to commend you for a very nice pictorial post.
Great job.
It was nice to see Melania in some of them. I’ll be glad when she can come on board full-time.
Take care.
More lies from CNN.
the freedom of the press is a "building block" of our democracy.
Yet another lie...the US is NOT a "democracy".
Border collies are very smart. They love learning and continues to learn through out their life as many dogs do only when puppies.
How adorable. That is a well-trained dog. Thanks for sharing that NIKK
I like Paris Dennard.
Tonight was the first time I ever listened to him.
We are not fake news... And we are not the enemy of the American people.”
Said with hands on hips while stomping foot.
After which I say..”are too”
Pull yourself up a sit-down. I’m just watching this rally for the first time, as I was at my kids’ baseball games all day since this morning.
You’re a good parent :-) I saw the first part of it then needed to leave for dinner with family. Watching Judge J now and she’s showing some clips. I’ll probably watch the rally in the morning and I’m looking forward to it - looked like he had a super turnout.
Return to White House and lid
Marine One touched down on the South Lawn at 1014 pm. President Trump walked by the assembled press, gave a wave and a thumbs up and entered the residence.
And with that, we have a travel/photo lid at 1022 pm.
Back at Andrews
Air Force One landedat 951 pm [ x-apple-data-detectors://0 ]afteranother blink-and-you-miss-it flight.
Flight was uneventful. POTUS was as scarce in the press cabin as he is
in the ballroom of the Washington Hilton.
The president disembarked the planeat 10 pm [ x-apple-data-detectors://1 ], followed by his aides.
Marine One lifted off at 1005. Handing off to in-town pool.
Mark Landler
NY Times
Trump left the arena at about 8:50 pm to loud cheers from the crowd and a version of “You can’t always get what you want.”
Pool is now in the van on the way back to Harrisburg International Airport.
Factory Tour and Executive Order Signing
Motorcade arrived at the Ames Companies after a 15-minute, mainly
Interstate drive, from the airport.
Along the way, we passed a billboard that said “1 in 5 children faces hunger.”
Motorcade pulled across railroad tracks to a warehouse surrounded by
18-wheeler trailers. Ames makes wheelbarrows and landscaping and
gardening tools.
Once inside the factory, from a distance, out of earshot, POTUS could
be seen inspecting a lineup of colorful wheelbarrows. VP Pence and
Wilbur Ross stood alongside.
POTUS then moved to an assembly line, where he greeted workers, posed
for pictures, and conducted a fairly extensive on camera interview
with John Dickerson.
Cheering and chants of USA! USA! broke out.
Other WH officials, including Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro, mingled
with the factory management.
Later, POTUS spoke with the management. Pool overheard the Ames CEO,
Ron Kramer, tell POTUS,
“We’ll do just fine if there’s a level playing field,”
POTUS escorted Kramer to the pool, who then explained that Mexican and
Chinese competitors import tools with lower-cost steel and wood, which
undercuts Ames.
POTUS then answered some general questions:
Asked what his message to North Korea: “You’ll soon find out.”
Asked if he planned military action, he replied, “you’ll soon find out.”
Asked about the WHCA dinner, he said, “I hope they have a good dinner.
But ours is going to be much more exciting, I think. We have a big
crowd. We sold thousands and thousands of tickets.”
Asked how his trade policy would help Ames compete, he said “We’ve
more than leveled the playing field.”
Asked what his message was to climate protesters in DC, he said,
“Enjoy the day. And the weather.”
Then POTUS sat behind a wooden desk, with a row of shovels behind him,
to sign two executive orders: one creating a WH Office of Trade and
Manufacturing, and one directing a review of all existing trade agreements.
POTUS delivered a familiar pitch on the need to end unfair trade
agreements and level the playing field for American workers.
“We believe in Made in the USA and it’s coming back faster and
faster,” POTUS said. “We’ve taken unprecedented steps to bring back
American wealth, American jobs and American dreams.”
POTUS then handed the pen to Peter Navarro, who will head the new trade office.
Motorcade is now rolling to the rally site.
Mark Landler
NY Times
*Subject:* *WH Travel Pool Report #2*
Thirty-one minutes after taking off from Andrews, Air Force One landed
at Harrisburg International Airport.
Flight was not only brief but uneventful. Weather is cooler and less
muggy than DC.
Air Force One taxied to a stop, within sight of the cooling towers of
Three Mile Island, downriver from the airport.
Air Force Two was parked nearby. Vice President Pence and his wife
Karen boarded Air Force One after it rolled to a stop. They will
attend the rally, a WH official said.
At 610, POTUS disembarked, followed by VP and Mrs. Pence. He and the
VP greeted a rope line of mostly military families. A couple of people
in the back held up placards that said “Trump Digs Coal.” Chants of
“Trump! Trump! Trump!” broke out.
Color note: Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and his wife wandered
briefly into the press scrum waiting under the wing of AF 1, before
being escorted to a staff van.
Among the greeters at the bottom of the stairs: Senator Pat Toomey.
Motorcade is rolling for the Ames Companies at 617.
Joint Base Andrews
April 29, 2017
Greetings from a steamy tarmac in suburban Maryland, where President
Trump sets off on aSaturday [ x-apple-data-detectors://1 ]night visitto Harrisburg, Pa. to
celebrate 100 days in office.
For those monitoring pool reports between cocktails and canaps this
evening, pool will do its best to keep it short and sweet.
Marine One landedat 510 pm [ x-apple-data-detectors://2 ], and the president emerged 2 minutes
later. He was joined by Steve Bannon, Stephen Miller, Reince Preibus
and Hope Hicks. Also on board is Kellyanne Conway.
Color note: Menu on board is Maryland crab cakes and lemon bars. Press
note: John Dickerson of Face the Nation is on board, with a crew.
At 520, we are rolling for Harrisburg.
Mark Landler
NY Times
I get as much out of watching them play as they get out of playing, that I can tell you.
I am and my sis is as well - I went through all of hers and organized them and just have another stack to go through. We need all the same ones except 1 or 2. I can put together a list from the sheet I have. Happy to send LG any she might need - have many duplicates. Thanks for thinking of me, Jane.
I’ve missed you!
You almost had the posse out looking for you ;)
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