Hillary's website had lengthy policy analysis and plans.

Most certainly the DNC and party insiders will select a centrist to run in the primaries. Maybe one of these guys:

The rich and the right want to dynamite Dodd-Frank - and Democrats are helping them do it

1 calorie is the amount of energy required to increase the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 degree Celsius...

...What we usually refer to as "calories" is actually kilocalories (kcal). One kilocalorie, or one dietary Calorie (with a capital "C") is the energy required to heat 1 kilogram of water by 1 degree celsius.

More from the author of the artice,Kris Gunnars,

I think the notion of "calories in vs. calories out" is ridiculous.

Foods affect our bodies in different ways and go through different metabolic pathways.

Not only that, but the foods we eat can directly affect the hormones that regulate when and how much we eat.

Therefore, the types of foods we base our diet around are just as important as the amount of calories we are eating.

A white Siberian husky a golden retriever and a chocolate lab.

I know its wrong and illogical but I judge people by their dogs.  I'm sure there will be disagreement but IMO "real" dogs are big dogs.   I love dogs, even small ones but I have never had a small one.

First, nobody is punishing Germany.
Did you read the articles I linked to? Seems more like you want to punish the refugees and economic migrants.

You need to understand that the E.U. (or European Union) is a union of many different countries and the primary purpose of that union is economic. Each country in the E.U. has its own criminal laws and laws on asylum, immigration, and citizenship. The United States has different laws too and those laws are often different than, for example, Canadian laws.

You wrote, `it's the law' but each country has their own laws. However, many countries, but not all, agreed to abide by the Dublin Regulation on refugees and migrants when they joined the E.U.

In July 2017, the European Court of Justice upheld the Dublin Regulation declaring it still stands despite the high influx of 2015, giving EU member states the right to deport migrants to the first country of entry to the EU.

The Dublin Regulation requires that a refugee request asylum in the first country of entry. Let me use an example to explain that to you. A citizen of Kenya can fly to Canada and request political asylum from Canada but he can't fly to Canada and demand asylum in, for example, the United States or Australia because he likes those countries more.

There are many reasons why Germany should accept the bulk of the economic migrants and refugees. With France and the point-of-entry countries accepting the rest.

Germany has the jobs.
Germany has the manufacturing, industrial, and labour jobs. The refugees and economic migrants are for the most part low-skilled and semi-skilled. Germany has been importing cheap labour for two generations and not only has a need for this type of worker but has the support services, the language training, and technical colleges to where they can learn needed skills. It's not just that they have jobs - they have the type of jobs that are needed.

Germany is wealthy.
Germany has the highest GDP of any E.U. country. Germany can afford to accommodate, support, and train economic migrants and refugees. Germany, if they so choose, could afford to give them government jobs fixing park benches and cutting the lawn at national monuments. Also, because Germany has rich people, there is an underground labour market where migrants can do a variety of household jobs (just like America).

Germany invited migrants to come to their country.
Germany has imported foreign labour for two generations and it's in their economic interest to have low-skilled and semi-skilled labour. Merkel invited everyone to come to Germany. This kick-started the largest migrants crisis in history. Now all of a sudden, because of internal politics, Merkel is radically reducing the number of refugees and economic migrants they will accept and launching a law-and-order crackdown and starting mass deportations. No, that's not right. Germany needs to take more, not fewer, refugees and economic migrants.

September 2015: German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, announced that there are "no limits on the number of asylum seekers" Germany will take in. She said that "as a strong, economically healthy country we have the strength to do what is necessary".

Germany is a multicultural and multi-ethnic society.
America was founded as a multicultural and multi-ethnic land of immigrants... where everyone gets a six-shooter. Germany is also a multicultural and multi-ethnic society. Germany can easily integrate all these economic migrants and refugees into their country and they value the different cultures and diverse ethnicities these people bring. Not every country is like America and Germany.

As an American, it's important to understand that other countries, democratic countries, have different values. Many countries, for example, don't guarantee the `right to bear arms' and people in those countries are happy with that because they have different values than American values.

She played a direct role in the C.I.A.'s "extraordinary rendition program," under which captured militants were handed to foreign governments and held at secret facilities, where they were tortured by agency personnel.

The C.I.A.'s first overseas detention site was in Thailand. It was run by Ms. Haspel, who oversaw the brutal interrogations of two detainees, Abu Zubaydah and Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri.

The sessions were videotaped and the recordings stored in a safe at the C.I.A. station in Thailand until 2005, when they were ordered destroyed. By then, Ms. Haspel was serving at C.I.A. headquarters, and it was her name that was on the cable carrying the destruction orders.

The agency maintains that the decision to destroy the recordings was made by Ms. Haspel's boss at the time, Jose Rodriguez, who was the head of the C.I.A.'s clandestine service.

But years later, when the C.I.A. wanted to name Ms. Haspel to run clandestine operations, Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, then the senior Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, blocked the promotion over Ms. Haspel's role in the interrogation program and the destruction of the tapes.

On Thursday, critics of the C.I.A. questioned the choice of Ms. Haspel.

Mr. Pompeo "must explain to the American people how his promotion of someone allegedly involved in running a torture site squares with his own sworn promises to Congress that he will reject all forms of torture and abuse," said Christopher Anders, the deputy director of the American Civil Liberties Union's office in Washington.

Let's see, Comey got his news when he saw it on the TV; Tillerson found out in a tweet.  Word is that Trump and Tillerson didn't even have a conversation about it.