by Jerry McCormick
{americanthinker.com} ~ Most mobs are dangerous, and this is especially true of a mob on the wrong side of one of the oldest truths in the history of humanity... Dealing with the gender-deluded mob is like engaging a throng of toddlers throwing a coordinated temper tantrum. You can't reason with them. As a wise, loving, and moral parent would, you merely bring an end to the nonsense with whatever appropriate force is necessary. Like a toddler pitching a fit to eat cookies for dinner, if you are so askew in your thinking that you believe that "gender is a spectrum," or that biology is bigotry, you don't deserve to be heard, and you certainly don't deserve a debate. You must simply be brought into line. If this doesn't happen, as is the case with an undisciplined child who grows into a wild teenager and then a foolish adult, disaster looms. Driven by the perverse LGBT agenda, while aided and abetted by the ignorant and immoral mainstream media and the devilish Democratic Party, "transgender" disasters are playing out all around us. While some of these disasters have "only" resulted in an adult temper tantrum, a lawsuit, or the loss of a job, others have literally put lives in danger, including those of children. Recently, when a GameStop employee in Albuquerque, New Mexico failed to address a dude dressed like a lady as "ma'am," an f-bomb-laced outburst ensued. "She" sounded hideous, but "she's" a guy, so... Along with being berated by foul language, the poor store clerk was threatened with assault. Isn't it amazing how quickly these large dudes who want to be women threaten violence?...
“This time,” Crews continues, “2018 Federal Register has topped out at 68,082 pages. … That’s a 10 percent increase for Trump over his first year.” However, some important context is in order: “It’s not as bad as it seems. … Rules and regulations cannot be revoked, only replaced by new ones under the 1946 Administrative Procedure Act’s public notice-and-comment process. … So, for Trump to get rid of a rule … his agencies have to write a rule. So in a perverse sense, he can’t shrink the Federal Register page count and the number of rules, but has managed to do it anyway by writing fewer new regulatory rather than deregulatory ones. Meeting the two for one [deregulation] directive is getting tougher without congressional action as the low-hanging fruit is picked.”
As far as actual rules are concerned, Crews says, “Under Trump, there has also been a substantial reduction in the number of rules and regulations published within all those Federal Register pages. The Federal Register closed out 2018 with 3,367 final rules in all. The only lower count was 3,281 under Trump a year ago, which was the lowest count since records began being kept in the mid-1970s. … scumbag/liar-nObama’s own lowest count was 3,410, not much more than Trump’s new score. But fewer of scumbag/liar-nObama’s rules would be expected to have been devoted to rollbacks of prior initiatives, the emphasis of Trump’s ‘one-in, two-out’ executive order.”
The Washington Examiner reports on another important consideration: “In what Crews has dubbed the ‘Unconstitutionality Index,’ Trump has also slashed the percentage of new rules to new laws passed by Congress and signed by Trump, he wrote in a second report issued Monday. Trump’s 2018 index was 12: 3,367 new rules compared to 291 new laws. The Index reached 29 under scumbag/liar-nObama.”
The bottom line? Trump is swimming upstream, yet he continues to do excellent and historic deregulatory work.
On a related note, December’s job report was exhilarating. An eye-popping 312,000 jobs were added. This was an astonishing 136,000 higher than economists’ expectations. According to CNBC, “Wages jumped 3.2 percent from a year ago and 0.4 percent over the previous month.”
And while the unemployment rate rose slightly to 3.9%, that’s actually good news, as more people are entering the job market. Moreover, CNSNews reports, “The number of employed Americans has now set a 14th record under Trump: When Trump became president in January 2017, 152,076,000 Americans were employed. Last month, that number grew to a record 156,945,000, a gain of 4,869,000 in two years.”
CNSNews adds, “In December, the unemployment rate for Hispanics and Latinos, aged 16 and up, was 4.4%, down from 4.5% in November — tying its record low of 4.4% set in October of this year.” NBC News called the jobs report “whopping,” while the Associated Press described it as “stellar.” Those words provide as good a clue as any the magnificence of this report, and it’s in large measure thanks to Trump’s agenda of getting the government out of the way. ~The Patriot Post
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