Here’s something that’s way more fun than any episode of The Apprentice: How many candidates are there for the now-vacant position of Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation?
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U.S. Coalition Airstrike in Syria Backs Off Assad Forces
The strike was ordered by a commander on the ground after militia forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad entered an area described as a “well-established deconfliction zone.”
Putin To The Rescue
With a touch of barely concealed sarcasm, Putin revealed disappointment in his Foreign Minister, Sergey Lavrov, for not passing on the classified information that President Trump had, apparently, revealed.
Did Trump Mishandle Classified Info?
The president has broad authority to reclassify intelligence. Put simply; it is not possible for a sitting president to be accused of mishandling classified information.
LN TV: The Trump Train Leaves the Station – A Satire
Ready for a laugh? LiberyNation.com author Graham Nobile treats us to some dry British humor on the passengers and destination of the Trump train. All aboard!
A Case for Ending White House Daily Press Briefings
White House press briefings are now nothing more than a daily opportunity for reporters to express their hostility towards President Donald Trump through adversarial questions.
CNN and NYT Pot Calling the Kettle Black
Don’t you just love it when the establishment media has troubles of its own? This is especially fun when they’ve gotten themselves in a bind in areas where they often do the finger-pointing.
McCain: Devoid of Reason and Realism
Arizona Republican Senator John McCain opened a new front Monday in his fight to become champion thorn in the side of the Trump Administration.
The Freedom Caucus, Health Care and the US Senate
In what could certainly be considered a symbolic victory for President Donald Trump, the second incarnation of the American Healthcare Act (AHCA) squeaked through a vote in the House of Representatives Thursday afternoon. Without a single Democrat vote, the bill was passed 217-213, with twenty Republicans voting against it. Although it may well not get through the Senate in its current form, a rift within the majority party has been bridged and that – in itself – is a victory for congressional Republicans who have seen so very few victories, of late.