The Cafe' [Think Tank]

  The Cafe' [Thi nk Tank]                             By: WillyBill There needs to be a qualified independent watch dog delegation  established  of/for the people  in every state of the union policing laws/bills presented/passed  that must pass the constitutional litmus test. There needs to be a delegation of the IRS established in every state of the union that distributes federal and state funds to all entities holding them accountable for the funds in the interest of the the American people.  How is it that The U.S. can and does protect other counties from enemies and can not protect our country from domestic enemies?!!!!!!! There should never be a political party established that is contrary, and/or would seek to change, to reform, or to subvert The Constitution or constitutional law. There should be no political party that would function to subvert, delay, undue, change, or employ/syn...

Help Police Locate Missing 45 year-old Man The Baltimore Police Department needs your help locating 45 year-old Anthony Chambers. He was last seen Tuesday, September 15, 2020, at approximately 10:00 a.m., in the 1700 block of Gorsuch Avenue. Anthony Chambers was wearing a blue denim jack, black shirt, blue jeans and black Reebok sneakers. Mr. Chambers is about five-feet, two-inches tall and weighs about 120 pounds. Family and friends are concerned about Anthony Chambers’ well-being. Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Anthony Chambers urged to contact the Baltimore Police Department's Western District Missing Person Unit at, 410-396-2477 or simply dial 911. The Cafe' [Thi nk Tank] : The Cafe' members you have been great with this. You have brought 2 people back to their families very quickly. I am asking you to do the same here this one as one of the others touch me personally. Please be on the look out for this gentlemen lets bring him home to the people t...

By DANNY VINIK   12/29/2017 05:14 AM EST Behind the crazy headlines, more conservative priorities got pushed through than most people realize. An exhaustive list of what really happened to the government in 2017. In Donald Trump’s first act as president, he signed a high-profile executive order intended to dismantle Obamacare, instructing federal agencies to take any measures they could to roll back the Affordable Care Act. In retrospect, the vaguely worded directive was only symbolic. The Trump administration did eventually make moves to obstruct the law, but they took months and another executive order to implement. For all the theater, it’s hard to say whether that order had any effect at all. Less noticed on Inauguration Day was a surprise move by the Federal Housing Administration to scratch a planned reduction in mortgage insurance premiums. That change helped shore up the financial health of the FHA’s mortgage insurance fund —but came at a real cost to homeowners, who would ...