Whether you are watching or reading the news from a major outlet, talking to a friend online or in person, or arguing with a stranger from the internet, many people rely on polling numbers to inform their opinions about who is or isn’t a front-runner in a political race. 634 more words
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Breaking up might be the answer.
No, this isn’t advice for the lovelorn.
Before the last presidential election, a number of people were heard asking why we have to have just one center of government, and we are hearing that again (or is it still?). 251 more words
The Democrats main 2020 plank is warped
The Democrats are in disarray for the 2020 presidential election.
At this moment it appears that Bernie Sanders health scare and Joe Biden’s Ukrainian nightmare have pushed Elizabeth Warren to center stage. 188 more words
When did asking the Ukrainians for help become forboden? After Russian Dossier?
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We have now completed the second week of the impeachment inquiry into the alleged affair of President Trump’s foreign government involvement in investigating an election opponent. 356 more words
Elizabeth Warren raises $24.6 million in 3 months, topping Joe Biden
SAN DIEGO — Elizabeth Warren raised $24.6 million over the past three months, relying largely on a massive small donor operation to solidify her status as a leading contender for the Democratic presidential nomination. 434 more words
I personally know the NYTimes Deutsche Bank story has nothing on Trump
Val Broeksmit, the stepson of dead Deutsche Bank executive William Broeksmit, has emerged as a minor player in the Deep State push to take down the Trump administration. 174 more words
The White House may be looking forward to impeachment hearings
Last week I wrote that Ezra Cohen-Watnick was most likely the CIA whistleblower over the Ukrainian phone call between Present Trump and President Volodymyr Zelensky. 419 more words
