Hillary Clinton, corruption specialist
From 2009 through 2013, the “congenitally devious” Hillary Clinton created “a hacker-friendly, slap-dash private email system while she headed the U.S. Department of State to frustrate Freedom of Information Act requesters, shield Hillary’s correspondence from congressional oversight, and steer money to the international cash-for-future-presidential-favors clearinghouse known as the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation.”
- Thursday, November 9, 2017
Forbes journalist JJ MacNab is "apprehensive" about violence that may take place on November 4, 2017, the day the Left plans an uprising against the allegedly fascistic Trump administration. But her concern is not that there will be violence from Antifa. No, JJ MacNab, whose focus is "anti-government extremism" according to her Twitter bio, believes that the violence will come from the Right.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced on Thursday that the Department of Justice reached a settlement with the conservative groups that were illegally targeted by the IRS under the Obama administration.
Let us assemble the new facts that we have from the Uranium One scandal, as it is called, and how they relate to the Russian collusion investigation being led by Special Counsel/Prosecutor Robert Mueller and his 16 high-powered and well-paid Democrat-leaning lawyers.
Google's search engine is more powerful in shaping politics than the tech company claims. Researchers found that the algorithm used by the leading search site in the world heavily favors Democratic candidates and the programming of the algorithm is a trade-secret.
If young girls get their hands, or their mothers force them to read, a children’s book about Hillary Clinton, they might just walk away thinking no woman in history has ever been more important than this twice-failed presidential candidate.
New internal documents from the Obama Department of Justice (DoJ) reveal the existence of a DoJ “slush fund” used to fund left-wing groups while intentionally excluding conservative organizations.
In a Twitter chat on October 10, a representative of the Associated Press Stylebook caused a furor by stating some of the AP’s new stylistic rules concerning transgender people adopted in its 2017 edition, which is available in print and online (for a fee).
