Will President Trump fire Mueller? Mueller was appointed Special Counsel to investigate (likely bogus) allegations of Trump campaign collusion with Russia/and obstruction of justice.
Mueller has since expanded the scope of that investigation to include Donald Trump’s private/personal business records – a situation that is
Opponents of America’s Second Amendment rights, as well as those who would love to see those rights severely curtailed, generally have a great appeal to their audiences’ emotions, especially after some tragic mass-killing or well-reported homicide.
For example, as the nation was recovering from its shock when Congressman Steve Scalise and others were shot by a Bernie-loving lunatic named James Hodgkinson, many pointed out that Hodgkinson had
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is promoting increased trade with Iran, despite clear opposition to this policy by the Trump White House, according to multiple sources who described the agency’s behavior as rogue and part of a lingering effort by the former Obama administration to promote international trade with the Islamic Republic.
Tyler Durden | Zero Hedge
In the most vocal opposition to president Donald Trump yet, former CIA Director John Brennan said that if the White House tries to fire special counsel Robert Mueller, government officials should refuse to follow the president orders, as they would be – in his view –
Don Marten | Downtrend.com
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan defended special counsel Robert Mueller’s search and destroy mission against President Donald Trump on Monday.
The treacherous Ryan was an adversary of Trump during the duration of
Kristina Wong | Breitbart News
Officials from the State and Justice Departments argue a hiring freeze and lack of public interest are responsible for its inability to process and release the 100,000 Hillary Clinton emails as ordered under a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, according to a report.
A U.S. official familiar with the case told Circa “there are still holdovers” within the State and Justice Departments who don’t want to see the emails released,
By Andrew C. McCarthy | AmericanGreatness.com
How much goalpost moving should be tolerable in Mueller investigation into the Trump-Russia collusion investigation?
Remember, we started with an allegation that the Trump campaign may have been complicit in the Putin regime’s “cyber-espionage”—i.e., the
CNN and other media positioned the congressional race in Georgia between Republican Karen Handel and Democrat Jon Ossoff as a referendum on President’s Trump’s effectiveness. Of course the media was pretty much convinced that Ossoff would win – especially after democrat donors gave more than 24 million dollars to his campaign. That’s six times the
In a recent article Pat Buchanan expressed his concern that politics in America are deteriorating to such a degree that it becoming almost like we’re in the middle of a civil war.
While Trump is the elected President and the Chief Of State his administration is full of people that are not loyal to him. That’s a real problem. At the same time that Trump is attempting to restore the sovereignty of our country, the Washington elite are trying to undo it.
Former FBI Director James Comey earnestly lectures about the inaccuracy of leaks and laments that it is not the purview of disinterested federal agencies to correct such erroneous information that the press such as the New York Times recklessly publishes.
Fine. Yet for the last six months, information in the hands of the FBI, such as the infamous Steele fake-news dossier, a hit piece of