02.01.2023
By Robert Romano Just two weeks after extending the Department of Health and Human Services’ public health emergency for the Covid pandemic, and with imminent Congressional legislation by House Republicans to compel the end of both the national and public health emergencies put into place originally by […]
01.31.2023
By Robert Romano “Through weakness and incompetence, Joe Biden has brought us to the brink of World War III… We’re at the brink of World War III, just in case anybody doesn’t know it. As president, I will bring back peace through strength.” That was former President […]
01.29.2023
By Robert Romano Discretionary spending has increased $356.6 billion since Fiscal Year 2019 in response to the Covid pandemic in 2020 and increases in transportation and defense spending, according to data compiled by the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) , a 26 percent jump, to $1.7 trillion. This includes an $89.8 billion increase in defense spending (up 12.9 […]
01.27.2023
By Robert Romano For the first time in American history, there are three special counsels who have been appointed by two Attorneys General across two administrations, the Trump administration and now the Biden administration: John Durham, appointed by former Attorney General William Barr in 2020, and Jack […]
01.26.2023
By Robert Romano In 2011, the Guardian ran a headline about former CIA Director and retired Gen. David Petraeus, “Petraeus in profile: the man who could be president,” that speculated he might run for President in 2016 as a Republican candidate. But it was not to be. A year later, after the terrorist attacks at the […]
01.24.2023
By Rick Manning Today, the national debt is $31.4 trillion . It’s stuck there for the time being, as Congress considers increasing the national debt ceiling, with House Republicans led by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) demanding that spending be brought under control. And with good reason. In 2010, Chairman of the Joint […]
