The picture above shows Speaker of the House of Representatives Melissa Hortman with 11 Native American tribal leaders:
Kevin Jensvold, Upper Sioux Community
Charlie Vig, Shakopee Mdewakaton
Shelley Buck, Prairie Island Indian Community
Robert Larsen, Lower Sioux Community
Sam Strong, Red Lake Nation
Alan Roy, White Earth Nation
Cathy Chavers, Boise Forte Band of Chippewa
Melanie Benjamin, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe
Marie Spry, Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa
Faron Jackson of Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe
Kevin Dupuis, Fond du Lac Band
Tribal
leaders are looking for better relations with Minnesota state and local
governments, respect of tribal sovereignty, treaties honored, as well
as issues specific to individual tribes, such as foster care on
the Grand Portage reservation.
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Another Trump Schedule Leaked!
Leaker Undetoured By Threats
February 11, 2019Another schedule of
President Trump's lack of activities (pdf & txt)
was published yesterday by Axios.com covering Monday, February 4
through Thursday, February 8, a full Trump Administration week.
Monday's
schedule had four hours and fifteen minutes of executive time (upright
naps). On Tuesday, Trump had seven hours and fifteen minutes of
executive time. On Wednesday, he had six hours and forty-five minutes
of executive time. Thursday had three hours and forty-five minutes of
executive time.
The leaker of the schedules said:
“They
can't blackmail me with an investigation. If they want to blackmail me,
they have to get in line. The Russians are in line. The Russians love
lines. Nobody does lines better than the Russians. The schedules show
how busy I... this White House is... no White House has ever been
busier.”
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Music Association: Enya - Only TimeTrump's
Schedule Leaked!
Description of #1 Suspect!February
10, 2019The White
House is
slowly
investigating the leak of
President
Trump's schedule (pdf) from late 2018 and into February 2019.
A redacted version of
the President's schedule was posted by
Axios.com
a week ago. The administration is embarrassed because the schedule
shows vast stretches of “executive time” (upright
naps) in the Oval Office. Most days start with executive time from 8am
to 11am, after the oldest President gets dressed, weaves the helmet
hair, and takes the elevator down. There's a short meeting
with the chief of staff or someone. Lunch in the private dining room
takes an hour, followed by at least 15 minutes more of executive time.
The
President's
hair helmet
and suit prevent horizontal naps. Everything
would get mussed up. The schedule shows the President has spent around
60 percent (297 hours and 15 minutes out of 502 hours) of his schedule
on unstructured “executive time.”
The
White House has a
description of the leaker: 72 year old male with day glow orange skin
and an i-Phone he refused to give up despite security risks
(eavesdropping).
The
White House does not believe the leaker knew what
he was doing and does not believe the leaker intended malice toward the
President. The White House is hesitant to have the FBI investigate the
leaker.
Neither the Republicans nor the Democrats
are concerned about how much down time President Trump has.
The
Republicans have been willing to ignore
everything about Donald Trump
so long as he signs their bills and executive orders.
The
Democrats want less presidenting from President Trump anyway. They
would recommend more sleep for Trump, not less.
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