By George Barron
The traditional news media is doing their best to defuse President Trump’s statement to the country tonight (Tuesday, Jan 11 2019) on the immigration problem. They have a two-fold problem.
First, since Trump has continually pointed out that the news media is biased – twisting his words, omitting fact, interpreting his sarcasm literally and even fabricating stories that show him in a negative way – they could
Top House Republicans are demanding answers from an attorney, who’s looking into allegations of surveillance abuse at the Department of Justice and the FBI.
On Monday, GOP lawmakers on two House committees sent a letter to U.S. attorney John Huber asking for an update on the nine month probe regarding claims of abuse when the two agencies obtained warrants to spy on the Trump campaign.
There is one big promise made by the President that must be kept. That promise is to build a wall on our southern border and to get a handle on immigration into this country. Here is why this is so important.
Today, there are 10.7 million people in this country illegally. Of that number, 50% come from Mexico and another 18% from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. That’s 68% of those here illegally from just four countries. There are some 7.8 million illegal aliens in the workforce, or around 4.8% of the total number of working adults in America today. What is most sobering about many of these numbers is that wholly 66% of illegal aliens have been in the country more than 10 years. If there were ever a greater indictment of how we have managed immigration in this country, that statistic is it.
The United States of America (1787-2018) came to a swift and sudden end last week as the government shut down. The nation which had survived Pearl Harbor, the War of 1812 and Jimmy Carter ceased to exist.
The savage population, which had only been kept in line through a policy of rigorous gun confiscations, food stamps and lectures on the environment unleashed its pent up rage in a spree of riots, looting and mass murder that had only previously been encountered in Somalia, Russia and a Walmart in downtown Atlanta.
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Nick Givas | Media And Politics Reporter
The White House’s Office of Management and Budget said the Internal Revenue Service will still pay out tax refunds despite the ongoing partial government shutdown.
OMB deputy director Russ Vought told The Daily Caller the White House would work quickly to make the process as “painless as
Amber Athey | White House Correspondent
Broadcast networks are currently debating if they will air President Donald Trump’s first prime-time national address Tuesday, citing fears that they will become a platform for untruths from the president.
Trump announced Monday that he will deliver an address from the
President Trump is set to give his first ever prime time address from the Oval Office amid the partial government shutdown.
On Twitter Monday, the president confirmed he will outline — what he calls — the “humanitarian and national security crisis” on the southern border, during a speech Tuesday night.
By George Barron
With a Marine helicopter sucking up fuel in the background, waiting for the President to come aboard, Mr. Trump had stopped to answer a few questions from the press. I cringe with embarrassment almost every time somebody from the Washington Press Corp asks a question. They regularly display their ignorance or stupidity at the
President Donald Trump turned up the heat Monday in his efforts to build a border wall.
In recent days, Trump has been saying he has the power to build the wall by declaring a national emergency.
“We can call a national emergency because of the security of our country.
The Capitol is seen as the partial government shutdown lurches into a third week with President Donald Trump standing firm in his border wall funding demands, in Washington, Monday, Jan. 7, 2019. After no weekend breakthrough to end a prolonged shutdown, newly empowered House Democrats are planning to step up pressure on Trump and Republican lawmakers to reopen the government. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
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