 I will also say, and a personal (as opposed to a business level) New Yorker’s are some of the collectively most passionate and compassionate people I have ever met. From what I’ve seen, heard, and read…this describes Trump.
Second, much of Trumps most outrageous comments have come when the cameras are rolling or the mic is hot. He made regular appearances on the Howard Stern show, where the host made himself famous by saying and provoking others to say incredible sexual things. In Trump’s case, “when in Rome…”. Trump was the star of his own TV show for years on NBC. Does anyone think NBC corporate is anything but a shill for Hillary Clinton and the hierarchy of the Democratic party? And yet, they employed Trump in his tv show for 11 years!
Thirdly, the audio and video tape that got Trump in the greatest hot water this election season was unearthed from NBC’s deep vault and featured Trump discussing with tv personality Billie Bush his attraction for beautiful women in the most vulgar terms imaginable. While I don’t talk like that I have to say the language wasn’t unimaginable. I’ve heard similar language about women many times from many men. Some were good men. But they spoke very crudely amongst other men when they trusted such conversations would never be heard or relayed to the public or at least any women. That’s what Trump thought at that time I’m sure. And for God sakes, how many who are reading this are aware the audio was edited before being made public. Similar vulgarities spoken by Bush were edited from what most of the public heard or read. Why would such editing occur? Well, obviously to make Trump stand alone as the one and only true PIG between the two individuals. It worked. Most people still haven’t heard Bush’s vulgar comments which encouraged Trump to continue such dialog.
The stench that emanates from Washington D.C. is palpable. And its inescapable without someone who is a tough and true outsider digging in to the sewage to discard it. For this reason above all others I have not eliminated the possibility of voting for Trump.
The other issue in which Trump stands tall for me is illegal immigration. Tough as his words have been they’ve also been frequently mischaracterized. Contrary to what’s become the popular myth, Trump did not call all Mexicans rapists and drug dealers and murderers. He did say Mexico was sending us their worst, their rapists, drug dealers, and murders and I suppose some of them are good people. Trump has correctly said repeatedly that no group is hurt more by illegal immigration than African-Americans. In a narrow sense he’s spot on. On a broader sense I would say no one is hurt more than poor or low-income people. Illegal immigrants are not taking the jobs of doctors, lawyers, CEO’s or well-educated college grads. They’re taking the jobs, the healthcare resources, the education resources, the feeding and housing resources of America’s most humble. And here’s something else that’s important. They broke the law. Once again, its important to point out that, like Trump, I am in this writing, generalizing. It’s perfectly OK to generalize provided you know that you are generalizing. So nobody needs to fire back at me with their examples of high earning, well-educated, honest and hard-working illegal immigrant. Please be adults and not children. And please be honest. There is too much dishonest, red herrings and nonsense in this political campaign.
Lastly, Trump has been in the public eye for over thirty years. He’s been a media darling. And he’s always been outlandish. But until this campaign against the corrupt Clinton Machine he has never been seen as racist, homophobic, misogynistic and less than fabulously wealthy. Believe your eyes. Look at the public Trump of 30 years. If you liked him before the campaign…you still should. He has had his reputation wildly tattered and has shown a love for this country I think is undeniable. But the Democrats have become very good with the game of misdirection, “These are not the droids you’re looking for”.
Hillary Clinton will win my state of Washington. Of this there is no doubt. So it really doesn’t matter who I vote for. So my vote will probably go toward my prayer for a miracle. As I posted a couple of weeks ago I hope neither Trump nor Clinton are ever President of the United States. Clinton is too corrupt. And Trump …well…he’s not knowledgable enough. Period. The only way my prayer could come true (short of the death of both candidates…which I’m not hoping for) is if Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson manages to split the votes in 2-3 states and win their electors with maybe 34-35% of the vote. He could do it in states like New Mexico where he was a two term Governor, Utah, Alaska and possibly Vermont. It won’t happen in Washington. But that is PROBABLY where my vote is going, and my prayer.Georgia Tech's Sarah Windmiller was recently awarded the APTF Parsons Brinckerhoff – Jim Lammie Scholarship for $4,000. Sarah Windmiller is a second-year graduate student in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Georgia Tech. She is currently researching how equitable and accessible mobile real-time information is among transit riders. Prior to attending Georgia Tech, she studied at Ball State University, where she received a Bachelor of Urban Planning and Development.
Theme by Danetsoft and Danang Probo Sayekti inspired by Maksimer<commit_before>import { EOL } from 'os';
import { join } from 'path';
import {
  command,
  alias,
  flag,
  description,
  Pkg,
  Stdio,
  changedPackages,
  withCallback,
  HandlerOptions,
} from 'northbrook';
import { execute, isFile, packagesToExecute } from 'northbrook/helpers';
import { sequence } from '@typed/sequence';

const karmaDescription =
  description('Run your browser tests with Karma');

const changedFlag =
  flag('boolean', alias('changed'),
    description('Only run tests for packages that changed since last release'));

export const plugin =
  command(alias('karma'), changedFlag, karmaDescription);

withCallback(plugin, function (input: HandlerOptions, io: Stdio) {
  if (input.options.changed)
    return runChangedPackages(input.config.packages as Array<string>, io);

  return executeAllPackages(input, io);
});

function executeAllPackages(input: HandlerOptions, io: Stdio) {
  const packages: Array<Pkg> = packagesToExecute(input);

  if (packages.length === 0)
    return io.stderr.write(EOL + `No packages could be found` + EOL + EOL);

  return sequence(packages, runKarma(io));
}

function runChangedPackages(packages: Array<string>, io: Stdio) {
  changedPackages().then(affectedPackages => {
    const packagesToTest =
      getPackagesToTest(packages, Object.keys(affectedPackages));

    if (packagesToTest.length === 0)
      return io.stdout.write(EOL + `No packages need to be tested!` + EOL + EOL);

    return sequence<Pkg>(packagesToTest, runKarma(io));
  });
}

function runKarma(io: Stdio) {
  return function (pkg: Pkg) {
    const { path, name } = pkg;

    if (!isFile(join(path, 'karma.conf.js'))) return Promise.resolve();

    io.stdout.write(`Running karma tests in ${name}...` + EOL);
<commit_msg>chore(karma): exit with 1 on test failures<commit_after>import { EOL } from 'os';
import { join } from 'path';
import {
  command,
  alias,
  flag,
  description,
  Pkg,
  Stdio,
  changedPackages,
  withCallback,
  HandlerOptions,
} from 'northbrook';
import { execute, isFile, packagesToExecute } from 'northbrook/helpers';
import { sequence } from '@typed/sequence';

const karmaDescription =
  description('Run your browser tests with Karma');

const changedFlag =
  flag('boolean', alias('changed'),
    description('Only run tests for packages that changed since last release'));

export const plugin =
  command(alias('karma'), changedFlag, karmaDescription);

withCallback(plugin, function (input: HandlerOptions, io: Stdio) {
  if (input.options.changed)
    return runChangedPackages(input.config.packages as Array<string>, io);

  return executeAllPackages(input, io);
});

function executeAllPackages(input: HandlerOptions, io: Stdio) {
  const packages: Array<Pkg> = packagesToExecute(input);

  if (packages.length === 0)
    return io