It’s increasingly obvious that elected officials in both political parties aren’t working for the people, but for themselves. If they were truly “working for the people,” the debt ceiling would stay where it is and…
Former trade adviser under President Trump, Peter Navarro has some advice for Senate Republicans facing an onslaught of outrageous Democrat attacks on U.S. solvency—bad bills they have pushed to the Senate. Say: “No!” to the…
The Republican Senate leadership gave a gift to Joe Biden last week, so Joe responded by thanking and praising Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on August 10 for his “courage” in supporting the Infrastructure…
After the Trump impeachment acquittal on January 13, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell proceeded to reward the DNC (Democrat National Committee) with a 20-minute attack ad, stabbing the leader of his own party (President Donald…
When one ponders the treachery of Republicans in the aftermath of the recent stolen election, one wonders what purpose they serve? It was dormant Republican controlled state legislatures in many of the “battleground” states, after…
The new Democrat-Socialist Party is on a mission; the Republicans are not. Democrats work to reach their goals at any cost. Republicans tiptoe around, hoping not to offend anyone. Their party motto could be, “We’re…
There’s an old adage that says, “If it wasn’t for double standards, Democrats would have no standards at all.” That saying has evolved over the last few decades to include both political parties. As seen…
Never missing an opportunity, Senate Democrat Minority Leader Chuck Schumer took advantage of Trump’s situation (and that of three Republican senators who also have tested positive for the Wuhan virus recently). “Considering the president’s condition,…
Will Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell take control of the impeachment hoax and kill it, calling for a vote to dismiss the corrupt charade? Or will he play “Mr. Nice Guy,” and possibly cost…
Congress passed another mindless “omnibus” spending bill last Friday, March 23, the “Consolidated Appropriation Act of 2018.” This monster testament to status quo business-as-usual spending is 2,232 pages and costs $1.3 trillion, adding another trillion…