Barack Obama was dubbed the food stamp president — and for good reason.
President Donald Trump is anything but.
In 2013, in the throes of Obama’s roaring — insert laugh here — economy — enrollment in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, hit all-time highs.
Think about that legacy for a moment:
President Donald Trump admitted during a tweet today that “collusion with Russia was very real” during the 2016 campaign — but that it involved the Democrats — and he demanded a new federal investigation of Hillary Clinton and House Intelligence Committee Vice Chairman Adam Schiff on their Kremlin ties.
Even the Drudge Report, which is marginally friendly to President Donald Trump seemed to advance the fake news that it’s somehow a headline that the meeting between Don Jr. and the Russians was about getting dirt on the Clinton campaign was somehow incriminating.
Getting dirt on the opposing campaign is what campaigns do. The only surprise that came out of the meeting was that the lady from Russia had
This week, the 18 female clerks of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, 26 State Attorneys General, and more than 160 members of the Yale University community have signed letters praising his unsurpassed qualifications for a seat on the United States Supreme Court.
Judge Brett Kavanaugh ‘s female law clerks speak highly of the support and mentorship that he has provided, stating unequivocally that he “has been one of the strongest advocates in the federal judiciary for women lawyers.”
President Trump approval is now are surging. There’s no other way to interpret the latest round of daily tracking polls. The latest Rasmussen poll has him now at 50%. That’s a full 5 points higher than Obama was at this point in the presidency. The irony is that Trump has been consistently rising in the polls since his summit with Vladimir Putin even though the press thoroughly berated him for behaving meekly during a joint press conference with Putin.
The media was sure that his poll numbers would tank after that meeting. But so far we haven’t seen
What does it mean to be “presidential?”
Literalists might say: “It’s whatever behaviour and affect a President exhibits.”
But most of us will have something more rigorous in mind. To be “presidential” means to be dignified but masterly, simultaneously courteous yet decorous, friendly in a self-contained sort of way. The problem with this view is that so many presidents throughout history have
Trump is winning a battle in his trade war with europe. We’ll still have to see about the battle with China. Europe runs a 151 billion dollar trade deficit with the United States. They are one of the largest deficits of any world unit of the trading world with most of it being cars. The problem is that the europeans impose a 10% tariff on American cars and we only have a 2.5% tarraf on european cars that are sold in the United States.
Obviously european cars have a
The president has had enough. It has become obvious that the so-called Mueller-Russian probe was based on false and misleading information sneakily provided to the FBI by Hillary Clinton campaign operatives. The lead investigator in the probe, Peter Strozk, was also the lead investigator that let Hillary Clinton off the hook for her breaches of national security and obstruction of justice.
Immediately after the Clinton investigation was closed, Peter Strzok conspired with other
President Donald Trump said Thursday it would not be an acceptable outcome if North Korea doesn’t denuclearize, adding he doesn’t think he needs to “prepare very much” in advance of his upcoming summit with Kim Jong Un.
“They have to de-nuke,” he said in the Oval Office. “If they don’t denuclearize, that will not be acceptable. We cannot take
Thursday night, President Donald Trump agreed to meet with Kim Jong-un by May and the North Korean leader has promised to stop all nuclear tests.
President Trump said that he would sit down with the North Korean leader within the next two months.
The astonishing news followed an invitation from Mr Kim to talk with the U.S. President, which was conveyed to the White House by South Korean officials after their