07.27.2017

Finally, some good news from the House

By Natalia Castro Bipartisan hasn’t been a common word floating through the House of Representatives these days. Shockingly throughout the mainstream media’s coverage of modern politics from Russian collusion to the healthcare crisis, most outlets forgot to cover key, bipartisan legislation the House passed to […]

07.26.2017

McCain opens door for ‘bipartisan’ bailout of insurance companies as Senate GOP bid to replace Obamacare falters

By Robert Romano Shortly after Sen. John McCain’s hero’s return to the U.S. Senate, where he cast a decisive vote on the motion to proceed to the House-passed Obamacare repeal and replace legislation after being diagnosed with life-threatening brain cancer, McCain then took to the floor to trash the entire process . In a floor speech, McCain touted […]

07.26.2017

Why doesn’t the UFCW respect Hispanic women?

By Richard McCarty Since last year, Mickey Kasparian, the president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 135, and his lackeys have been accused of discrimination and/or mistreatment by not one, not two, not three, but four Hispanic women. Three of these four accusers worked directly […]

07.25.2017

Cartoon: Democrat’s Best Friend

07.25.2017

It is time to stand by Attorney General Jeff Sessions

By Natalia Castro Jeff Sessions was one of the first Republicans to endorse President Trump on the campaign trail, because he believed in the law and order approach to justice. As Attorney General, Sessions has continued to be an adamant defender of the rule of […]

07.24.2017

From Russia with love

By Printus LeBlanc The Chairman of the House Committee on Science Space and Technology, Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Tex.) and Chairman of the Subcommittee on Energy Rep. Randy Weber (R-Tex.), recently sent a letter to the Secretary of Treasury Steve Mnuchin asking for an investigation into Russia meddling. I know what you’re thinking, not […]

07.21.2017

Sticking with Jeff Sessions at Attorney General an easy choice for President Trump

By Robert Romano “[President Donald Trump] should prefer that [Attorney General Jeff] Sessions continue running 99 percent of the Justice Department while the Russia investigation wraps up than to turn over 100 percent of DOJ to the deep state for the months or year that it would […]

07.20.2017

Making America Safe Again

By Natalia Castro National security has been a major concern for the Trump Administration, but ultimately the FY 2018 budget will determine how much of his agenda the President is actually able to implement. With heavy funding for national security programs and an opportunity to […]

07.19.2017

If the Senate GOP were a business, the FTC would have to investigate them for false advertising on Obamacare repeal

By Robert Romano If Senate Republican conference was a business, it would have to be investigated by the Federal Trade Commission for false advertising. For almost a decade, Republicans have promised the American people that given the opportunity, with majorities in the House and Senate, plus the […]

07.18.2017

We Pause to Remark

We know it is difficult but we should really feel sorry for the Queen of England and her family.  How would you like to spend your entire life as a tourist attraction? Members of the media spend their entire careers second guessing and criticizing everyone […]

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