Shortly before takeoff, President Donald Trump today told House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (plus a delegation of Democrat lawmakers) to fly commercial rather than on a U.S. Air Force jet if she wants to go on a “public relations event” overseas.
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As expected, Theresa May has failed to gain U.K. parliamentary approval for the Brexit withdrawal agreement. The vote against the plan, which Leave advocates characterized as Brexit in Name Only, was rejected overwhelmingly in the House of Commons. The margin is being described as the worst parliamentary defeat ever for a U.K. administration.
Next time you log in to your LinkedIn account for career advancement reasons, consider that its billionaire co-founder Reid Hoffman allegedly funded a false flag operation against Roy Moore in the Alabama special election that tried to tie the judge to Russian interference.
Has the new Stephen Miller hairstyle may have resulted in a reverse Samson effect? The White House senior adviser basically schooled CNN anchor and Democrat apologist/talking-point stenographer Wolf Blitzer on the border security wall, bringing home U.S. troops from Syria, and Gen. James Mattis’ resignation.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey announced today that Congresswoman Martha McSally will finish out the term of the late Sen. John McCain after Sen. Jon Kyl steps down on December 31.
Jon Kyl, who temporarily replaced the late Senator John McCain in the U.S. Senate is, as expected, stepping down as of December 31, the end of the legislative calendar. He previously served three terms in the Senate alongside McCain.
Perhaps by announcing before the vote that she won’t seek reelection in 2022, beleaguered U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has survived a non-confidence vote in the House of Commons, the British parliament.
Update: May is returning to London where she will face a no-confidence vote on Wednesday in the House of Commons. The results are expected to be released at around 4 p.m. U.S. Eastern time.
Could the Trump shutdown be on the horizon?
U.S. President Donald Trump is perhaps the only politician in living memory that appears to act same behind the scenes as he is in front of the camera.
Democrats and their media sycophants have ignored or dismissed voter fraud around the country, even in instances when indictments occur. But they have suddenly concluded that “nonexistent” voter fraud is real and needs to be thoroughly investigated because it allegedly may have benefited the Republican candidate in a North Carolina congressional district.
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