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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the hero in a new comic custom-made for idol-worshipping Leftists. “AOC and the Freshman Force” takes on the Republican and Democratic establishment with satire. But why does the Left need to lionize lawmakers like Ocasio-Cortez?
Longtime Trump attorney Michael Cohen tells the House Oversight Committee that President Donald Trump is a conman, liar and racist who broke campaign finance law by paying hush money to prostitutes. Republican lawmakers did nothing but challenge Cohen’s credibility. Did they miss an opportunity to challenge his facts during his damning testimony?
Politico reports that big GOP donors complain the 2020 Trump reelection campaign has no plan to win them, or for that matter, to win several Rust Belt states. Can the President really “soar to reelection” on the strength of his record without the major establishment givers and bundlers?
AR-15 semi-automatic rifles, facial recognition systems, RFID tracking chips and other high-tech gear form the first line of defense against mass shootings in Texas City, Texas, schools. The district hired a former Secret Service agent to run security after the Santa Fe school shooting, and local voters approved a $6.5 million bond issue to pay for it. But how much is too much when it comes to school security?
Counties in New Mexico and elsewhere joining the 2nd Amendment sanctuary movement to escape stricter gun control from state lawmakers, have unintentionally fallen into a trap set by Progressives. Bill Whittle makes the connection between these well-intentioned efforts and so-called “free speech zones.”
California Gov. Gavin Newsom trimmed the scope of the high-speed rail venture, so President Donald Trump wants some $3.5 billion in federal money back that was designated for the project. Newsom says it’s retaliation for 16-state lawsuit against Trump’s national emergency declaration to build the border wall.
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New interstate migration survey from the U.S. Census Bureau says high taxes and regulation bleed Blue states, pump up Red. Americans flee high rates of both to live where they can keep more of their own money and be left alone. The migration changes the electoral map. More empirical proof that Conservative principles work…if fleeing Democrats will change their old voting habits.
President Donald Trump declares a national emergency to stop what he calls an armed invasion. Democrats, and more than 13 states attorneys general, say it’s unconstitutional. How else can Trump get what he promised the American people?
Sen. Cory Booker tells VegNews that eating eggs doesn’t “align with his spirit.” He doesn’t want government to regulate your diet. If you like your eggs, you can keep your eggs. He just wants to “nudge America toward fake cheese.” Yet, if we’re going to save the planet, you need to stop eating meat.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pushes the Green New Deal, puts House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in a jam that might guarantee Trump 2020 victory. The Instagram crowd loves AOC but rank-and-file Democrats aren’t ready to go full Socialist. Is all of this just part of Pelosi’s plan to move the Overton Window?
The Left lectures that “a woman must be believed” when she makes abuse allegations, but The Washington Post spiked the story of Dr. Vansessa Tyson’s charges against Democrat Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax of Virginia. They said the story didn’t meet their journalistic standards, but what are their standards…beyond “elect Democrats”? Right Angle is a production […]
Candidate Donald Trump said he’d Make America Great Again, and an American supermajority (69%) is now optimistic on the Trump economy. They think they’ll be better off next year, and most say they’re better off than last year. President Trump’s popularity shoots to record high in the wake of his State of the Union Address. […]
If House Speaker Nancy Pelosi beats President Trump on the border wall funding debate, how will Trump win anything from now until the midterms? Can Conservatives still stick with the guy whose main campaign promise was to build the wall?