12 Republican “YEAS,” to 11 Dumocrat “NAYS”

I was proud to be the President that got our last Farm Bill done, in December of 2018, after the previous President, Barack Hussein Obama, was unable to get it passed (Or didn’t want to!). Now I look forward to being the President who again, along with our Great Republican Senators and Congressmen/women will get it done, for a second time but, even more conclusively, and an even better Bill. Yesterday our Farm Bill passed along strict Party Lines, 12 Republican “YEAS,” to 11 Dumocrat “NAYS.” So, in other words, we got it done! The Phase Two Vote will be taken soon, and I feel confident that the Republicans will again come through for our wonderful Farmers and Ranchers. It will be passed! Such a Great Honor to be involved with our Republican Majorities in getting this Legislation done, especially with the great things that are included in it. We look forward to the Vote! I want to totally reassure our Farmers and Ranchers, and our Rural Communities, that they will be extremely happy with the end result. In addition to everything else, some much needed Dollar Assistance will be provided — and well deserved — considering all these incredible people have had to endure due to four years of Sleepy Joe Biden, and the very Anti-Farm Biden Administration.

Donald J Trump
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McConnell’s Farm Bill Vote

… intervened and Chairman John Boozman reinforced McConnell's "aye" vote as the bill advanced 12-11 along party lines.

Hoeven’s office says he initially misunderstood what the committee was voting on.
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US Chipmakers Face Huge Worker Shortage for These Well-Paying Jobs



Manpower is key for making enough chips to power AI, but a new report shows the U.S. faces a shortage of up to 157,000 semiconductor workers by 2030. Samsung sits down for a rare interview with CNBC's Katie Tarasov about why it's "concerned" as it prepares to open a new logic fab in Texas, within months of other U.S. fabs coming online from TSMC, Intel, Micron and SK Hynix. For now, U.S. chipmakers like Micron hold hiring sprees in Asia, which has dominating the industry for decades and offers chip jobs with bonuses upwards of $500,000. CNBC finds out what chipmakers and U.S. schools like Purdue and Arizona State University are doing to entice the next generation of U.S. students to study chip engineering, in hopes of creating a talent pipeline that will keep from crippling U.S. ambitions to lead in AI.
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Nick Shirley, 17 September 2026

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An American Icon

… beautiful.
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Operation Economic Outcast Disrupts Digital Asset Exchange Enabling the Iranian Regime

… venture controlled by OFAC-designated Iranian financier Babak Zanjani; BitBank’s developer, Pishtaz Simorgh Electronic Trade Company; and three associates of Zanjani.
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Mayor Karen Bass Must Testify

… LAHSA throws in the towel and decides they no longer want to receive federal funding.

This doesn’t end here. Mayor Karen Bass must testify.

Americans deserve accountability from everyone who looked the other way while their money went to fraudsters.

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Behind the Scenes Collaboration

… pro-migrant nonprofit, reveals how judges remained on their cell phones nonstop to halt deportation proceedings. And rather than evaluate each case individually—as is required—the judges developed pro forma orders (as I predicted) to immediately stop cases in their tracks.

This is something:

Schiltz: “Some judges built templates of legal orders so they could respond quickly to some of the detention issues that were arising again and again.”
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Happy Constitution Day

… Happy Constitution Day!📜On September 17, 1787, delegates gathered at the Constitutional Convention to sign the U.S. Constitution, establishing the foundation of our nation's government. The National Archives is proud to be the permanent home to our nation's founding documents.
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Peter Navarro, 17 September 2026

… recession or stagflation.

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