Merriam Webster definition of Arrogance: an attitude of superiority manifested in an overbearing manner in presumptuous claims or assumptions

The Democrats, RINO Republicans, MSM and the rest of the inhabitants of the Washington Cesspool no longer try to hide their open disdain for patriotic working Americans. I first noticed this beginning to happen when Obama began his first campaign for the Presidency. During his two terms in office this open disdain for Middle America steadily became more obvious. When Donald Trump announced his campaign for the Presidency the Washington Cesspool’s efforts to display their arrogance became an open obsession. During President Trump’s first fourteen months in office this arrogance morphed into an open hatred for everyone that did not mindlessly agree with the Washington Cesspool’s beliefs.

Hillary is a perfect example of the Washington Cesspool’s arrogance morphing into open hatred for patriotic working Americans. She went from calling Trump supporters “deplorable”, while she was running for President, to openly denigrating them in a recent speech in India. Hillary’s hatred for everyone who did not v**e for her has gotten so bad that some Democrats that are up for ree******n this November, are now going on record saying that she should not be so negative about Trump supporters. But we know what they are saying now against Hillary will change on November 7, regardless of whether or not they win ree******n.

As noted, Hillary is a perfect example of the Washing Cesspool’s arrogance. However, she is only one of an abundance of loud visible people who are obsessed with sharing the media spotlight to denigrate anyone who appears to be a threat to their obsession with shredding our Constitution and forever “fundamentally changing America”. Our 1st Amendment rights have been under attack for a long time now with the Left’s Politically Correct (PC) speech movement. Our 2nd Amendment has also been under attack for years but now it is under the most aggressive attack in our history! It is obvious that the “One World Order” people see the current effort to ban guns as the first real opportunity to actually disarm America, and there is no limit to how much money they will spend or what they will do to accomplish this NOW. Does anyone really believe that all these high school kids have the knowledge and money necessary to organize the recent “spontaneous” antigun rallies? I also wonder who actually wrote the emotional speeches delivered by the ones “chosen” to step up to the microphones and deliver them. The vast majority of these “kids”, and the “adults” supporting them, do not even know what the definition of an “assault” rifle is! In fact most of the “hunting rifles” currently owned by many Americans would be banned by the “assault” rifle descriptions that are currently being used by the “self-appointed gun control experts”.

And now we have an instant “media storm” over the Trump Administration’s decision to put the question, “ARE YOU A U.S. CITIZEN”, BACK ON THE 2020 CENSUS FORM! Obama had this question removed from the 2010 census form, without being questioned by anyone! The potential effects on American politics of this question being on or off the 2020 form is huge. This topic obviously deserves a full article of its own. I plan to address it in a future article

Even though President Trump has what appears to be an army of people obsessed with destroying his Presidency, he is still accomplishing great things for America on a regular basis. For example, this week his Administration and the South Korean government announced that they had reached agreement on a new free trade agreement between our two countries. This agreement is much more favorable to the U.S. than the one the Obama Administration agreed to in 2012! With our support President Trump will continue to make America great again.

November 6, 2018 is the next “battle ground” for America’s future. We cannot sit down and be quiet. If we do we will lose America, as we have known it. If the Washington Cesspool gets control of our government again they will never give it up again, and America will become one big “cesspool” like they have in Chicago, Baltimore and the rapidly growing homeless camps in every major city in California.

Every thing you say is wrong.. stop repeating Fox.


Place of Birth, Citizenship, Year of Entry


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We ask questions about a person’s place of birth, citizenship, and year of entry into the United States to create data about citizens, noncitizens, and the foreign-born population.

Agencies and policymakers use our published statistics to set and evaluate immigration policies and laws, understand the experience of different immigrant groups, and enforce laws, policies, and regulations against discrimination based on national origin. These statistics also help tailor services to accommodate cultural differences.

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We use your confidential survey answers to create statistics like those in the results below and in the full tables that contain all the data—no one is able to figure out your survey answers from the statistics we produce. The Census Bureau is legally bound to strict confidentiality requirements. Individual records are not shared with anyone, including federal agencies and law enforcement entities. By law, the Census Bureau cannot share respondents' answers with anyone—not the IRS, not the FBI, not the CIA, and not with any other government agency.


Questions as they appear on the form



We ask three questions that cover information on place of birth, citizenship, and year of entry to better understand the composition of our nation’s changing population.

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We compile the results from these questions to provide communities with important statistics to help ensure equal opportunity, educate children, and understand change. You can see some of these published statistics here for the nation, states, and your community.

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Place of birth, citizenship, and date of entry data help communities:




Ensure Equal Opportunity

We ask about people in the community born in other countries in combination with information about housing, language spoken at home, employment, and education, to help government and communities enforce laws, regulations, and policies against discrimination based on national origin. For example, these data are used to support the enforcement responsibilities under the V****g Rights Act to investigate differences in v**er participation rates and to enforce other laws and policies regarding bilingual requirements.

Educate Children

We ask about individuals’ place of birth, citizenship, and year of entry in combination with other information, such as language spoken at home, to help schools understand the needs of their students and qualify for grants that help fund programs for those students (Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965). Statistics on how many foreign-born children depend on services through schools help school districts make staffing and funding decisions.

Understand Change

Researchers, advocacy groups, and policymakers are interested in knowing whether people of different races or countries of birth have the same opportunities in areas such as education, employment, and home ownership. These data may also help to identify communities with large refugee populations that qualify for financial assistance (Immigration Nationality Act).


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Defending the Trump administration’s controversial decision to add a question about US citizenship to the 2020 census form, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters on Tuesday, “It’s something that has been included in every census since 1965, with the exception of 2010, when it was removed.”

That’s wrong. The citizenship question was removed from the decennial census form in 1950 and hasn’t been used since. It is asked on the annual American Community Survey, which reaches about 15 percent of US households, but Sanders didn’t give any indication that she was referring to that survey. And the question wasn’t removed from that survey in 2010.