Democratic Party contenders for the American Presidency— Bernie Sanders and Michael Bloomberg—have unwittingly given Israel's Prime Minister —Bibi Netanyahu— an unexpected boost to becoming Israel's next Prime Minister on March 2.
During a nationally-televised Democratic Party Presidential contenders' debate, Sanders made this inflammatory claim:
“C’est Moi!” Two words that will never be heard from Mitt Romney owning up to accusing President Donald Trump for being responsible for the threat of a coming Coronavirus spread in America.
“C’est moi!” was what Romney said when he admitted to running a secret Twitter account under the alias ‘Pierre Delecto’.
Cut-throat Utah Senator Romney is the loudest donkey braying for the Democrats, now that they’re trying to pin Coronavirus on President Donald Trump—their latest move since Trump Impeachment failed.
The last Democrat debate was ridiculously funny and patently absurd. As I watched, realizing that there's only one show left, I wondered if the media would continue the series by turning it into a weekly show like Dean Martin's Celebrity Roast. Of course, the participants would have to agree to only tell the truth, and that might cause problems for the current participants who seem to have a problem when it comes to telling the truth.
President Trump campaigned on his ability to revoke, revise, or replace the bewildering myriad of trade deals previous administrations negotiated which worked primarily to the benefit of everyone except US. Finally, after twenty-eight years of politicians selling American workers and entrepreneurs out President Trump is putting America first.
A case in point:
VANCOUVER—Twenty-five years ago today, Jean Chrétien’s federal government tabled a historic budget that tackled head-on the pressing fiscal challenges facing the nation, finds a new book of collected essays released today by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank.
“The 1995 federal budget was historic not just for its bold fiscal reforms, but also for the 10-plus years of prosperity that followed as a result,” said Jason Clemens, executive vice-president of the Fraser Institute and contributing editor of The Budget That Changed Canada: Essays on the 25th Anniversary of the 1995 Budget.
Expected live at 6:30 p.m. ET: President Trump tweeted this morning that he will hold this news conference along with representatives of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Just how is the coronavirus outbreak in China affecting global supply chains?
How does this inform decisions and risk associated with offshoring manufacturing to China?
And will the COVID-19 outbreak impact the phase one China trade deal?
In this episode, we'll sit down with Curtis Ellis, policy director with America First Policies. He was also a senior policy advisor with Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.
“The 1619 Project” published by New York Times Magazine has been described by several Civil War scholars as historically inaccurate.
But In the eyes of Bob Woodson, who has devoted the past several decades to helping people in troubled, low-income communities, its biggest problem is that it defines America as being incurably racist.
Just how does Woodson’s brainchild, 1776, seek to counter this narrative?
And, How did the war on poverty radically transform black communities in America?
A senior political reporter for ABC News covering the presidential campaign told a Project Veritas undercover journalist his network is unable both to provide relevant news to Americans and function as a commercial enterprise, and the commercial imperative wins in the end.
“Multiculturalism” refers to the progressive teaching that every culture is equally valid, and that cultural norms different from our own should be immune from criticism. In other words, if another person’s culture is cool with female genital mutilation and throwing gay men from rooftops — accepted practices in some Muslim countries — who are we to say those things are wrong? Multicultural ideology demands that America open its arms to immigrants and refugees from all cultures, even ones that condone mutilating the genitals of young girls and throwing innocent gay men to their death.
In my ongoing coverage of the "epidemic," I've written about the covert-operation aspect of the brutal game.
I want to add a few notes.
By its very nature, a covert op is meant to CONCEAL its true goals and details and players, so it's no surprise we have unanswered questions. Rushing to supply all the answers in five minutes is a futile exercise.
Canada sure is lit, isn’t it? Everywhere you look, Canada is in chaos. Activists protest pipelines to raise awareness while not being aware of the contents of the pipeline. Burning tires scream, “save the environment!” People’s routines are disrupted to make a point but the only point being made is that the disruptors have no respect for Canadians.
My boyhood best friend and mentor Jaybird was tight with his money, and expecting me to be likewise, couldn’t believe I got suckered in by an advertisement in a fishing magazine guaranteeing that no fish could resist the patented, pink, plastic, pearly-eyed wobbler.
I ordered the lure, and when it arrived, I couldn’t wait to show it to him, knowing he would agree that it was a “guaranteed sho-nuff fish killer.” I was deeply disappointed by his rude response.
