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

Trump's go-it-alone immigration strategy ends in chaos, confusion June 24, 2018
On Wednesday morning, White House cooks were flipping steaks and unboxing popcorn machines ahead of the yearly congressional picnic. Within the hour, the picnic was scrubbed, the steaks on ice, and the popcorn machines trucked away.
Trump's personal legal team opposed family separation June 23, 2018
Two of President Donald Trump's personal lawyers on the Russia investigation broke ranks with their client this week on an entirely unrelated topic, rejecting his now-abandoned practice of separating undocumented immigrant families at the border.
South Carolina candidate hospitalized with serious injuries after car wreck June 24, 2018
South Carolina congressional candidate Katie Arrington is in the hospital with serious injuries after being involved in a fatal car wreck Friday night, according to her campaign.
Trump supporters are less with him on Russia than they are on other issues June 23, 2018
Those who approve of the job Donald Trump is doing as the President are, naturally, much more likely to say they also approve of how he's doing on certain issues such like the economy, immigration, foreign affairs, and more.
The Point: An utterly disastrous week for Donald Trump June 22, 2018
Fresh off one of the best -- or, at the very least, most consequential -- weeks of his presidency, Donald Trump just experienced one of his worst weeks in the White House.
The Point: How Trump killed the immigration bill with 1 tweet June 22, 2018
For weeks, House Republican leaders have been working behind closed doors to thread the needle on an immigration bill that could secure the support of the bulk on their conference.
How Stephen Miller, the architect behind Trump's immigration policies, rose to power June 23, 2018
Nearly ever present by the President's side, perhaps no one is more responsible for the Trump agenda than Stephen Miller.
Mike Huckabee accused of bigotry and racism after tweet touting Pelosi's 'campaign committee' June 24, 2018
Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee is facing allegations of racism after he tweeted a photo on Saturday of five men who appear to be using hand signs associated with the MS-13 gang with the caption, "Nancy Pelosi introduces her campaign committee for the take back of the House."
What's behind Tom Arnold's bizarre anti-Trump media blitz
Minnesota is 2018 in a nutshell for Republicans June 23, 2018
If Republicans are able to stem the Democratic tide rising in 2018, then Minnesota will be key.