Posts published in “Elections”

President Dissolves Voter Fraud Comission

By Bill on January 4, 2018

President Trump has dissolved the voter Fraud Commission due to states balking at the numerous data requests from the Commission. Rather than engage in endless…

Key Senate Vote on Voter Supression Law Scheduled

By Bill on December 28, 2017

Doug Jones Wins, Trump Plays Monday Morning QB

By Bill on December 13, 2017

Governor Being Progressive and Standing up for Students Rights

By Bill on December 12, 2017

Tommorow is a big day for the Dems

By Bill on December 11, 2017

Kavanaugh accuser may still testify; indications are Friday morning deadline could slip September 20, 2018
Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, has not closed the door entirely on testifying, a congressional source with knowledge of the hearing negotiations believes.
What's the difference between women and men in politics? September 20, 2018
Americans generally want more women in politics, in part because they say women will govern differently, but they also see obstacles for women reaching office, according to a new Pew poll.
Kavanaugh case shows how little has changed for Judiciary Committee September 20, 2018
As the nation awaits the resolution of another woman confronting another Supreme Court nominee with sexual allegations from the past, another similarity has emerged: the credibility of the Senate vetting process may be shot.
Spanish foreign minister claims Trump told him to build wall across the Sahara desert to stop migrants September 20, 2018
Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell claims that US President Donald Trump suggested Spain should build a wall across the Sahara desert to deal with the issue of migration from Africa.
Aides quietly stunned by Trump's respectful handling of Kavanaugh accuser September 20, 2018
White House aides who steeled themselves for what President Donald Trump would say when he finally addressed the sexual assault allegation against his Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh were quietly stunned when Trump said the process should be followed and the accuser should be heard.
Hawaii senator emerges as key, critical voice in vetting Kavanaugh September 20, 2018
As Brett Kavanaugh faces a sexual assault allegation that has rocked his nomination to be a Supreme Court justice, one Democrat on the committee has emerged as an outspoken critic against how Republicans are handling the issue: Hawaii Sen. Mazie Hirono.
Puerto Rico gov: No doubt nearly 3,000 died due to Maria September 20, 2018
The governor of Puerto Rico said Thursday there is no doubt that there were nearly 3,000 deaths as a result of Hurricane Maria, disputing President Donald Trump's assertion that the figure was artificially inflated.
Trump blasts OPEC 'monopoly' for higher oil prices September 20, 2018
President Donald Trump has once again cast blame on OPEC for high oil prices, even though his own policies have helped fuel the surge.
Trump admin moves $260M from cancer research, HIV/AIDS and other programs to cover custody of immigrant children costs September 20, 2018
The Trump administration is planning to shift more than $260 million to cover the rising cost and strain of housing thousands of undocumented immigrant children in their custody -- including millions of dollars from programs like cancer research and HIV/AIDS prevention.
Trump, Cruz mend fences and try to save each other September 20, 2018
Donald Trump questioned his Christianity, insulted his wife's appearance, suggested his father was involved with President John F. Kennedy's assassination and nicknamed him Lyin' Ted.