Heading towards reelection, Trump is moving to ensure the deep state doesn’t try to derail the rest of his presidency By Jon Dougherty (TNS) By early January 2017, the first indications that then-President-elect Donald Trump was being targeted by the Deep State became apparent with initial reports detailing the counterintelligence operation known as “Crossfire Hurricane.” […]Read More
by Daniel Chaitin & Jerry Dunleavy | March 07, 2020 British ex-spy Christopher Steele declined to give an interview to U.S. Attorney John Durham’s team for its review of the Russia investigation. Representatives for Steele, whose unverified dossier was used by the FBI to obtain warrants to wiretap a member of President Trump’s 2016 campaign, were recently approached by […]Read More
by Brad Polumbo | March 07, 2020 Just about the only upside of Elizabeth Warren winning the presidential election would have been that my home state of Massachusetts would have finally gotten a senator who gave a damn about the job. So while it’s good news for the country that Warren’s campaign failed, it’s bad news […]Read More
by Rob Crilly | March 07, 2020 PALM BEACH, Florida — President Trump said he had no plans to scale back his campaign rallies and was not concerned about the new coronavirus reaching Washington, D.C. Speaking to reporters at Mar-a-Lago, ahead of a working dinner with Brazilian President Jair Bolsanaro, he was asked whether the emergence of a […]Read More
by Mike Brest | March 07, 2020 A spokeswoman for President Trump’s reelection campaign explained that its lawsuits against a multitude of major news publications were designed to hold them accountable. Trump campaign spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany discussed the libel suits on Friday’s edition of Hannity, hours after the campaign filed a suit against CNN. The suit, which […]Read More
by Jerry Dunleav March 07, 2020 The Justice Department rebuffed a federal judge’s claim that Attorney General William Barr’s handling of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report was “misleading.” In a Tuesday order, D.C. District Court Judge Reggie Walton second-guessed the redactions that appeared in Mueller’s 448-page report and demanded the Justice Department hand over an unredacted version so […]Read More
By M. Dowling –March 7, 2020 “The House hinted Friday that it might have to arrest former White House Counsel Don McGahn and other Trump administration officials to force the federal courts to decide whether congressional subpoenas can be enforced against current and former executive branch officials,” Roll Call reported. Lawyers for the House Judiciary Committee […]Read More
By M. Dowling March 6, 2020 The NYPD is begging for help as people in New York are endangered by out of control thugs. Crime is up 22% in February alone. Innocent people are beaten, robbed, and worse under the leadership of the far-left, soft-on-crime politicians. Watch the clip released by the NYPD in Brooklyn North. The […]Read More
S JUSTICE NEWS Department of Justice Office of Public Affairs FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Friday, March 6, 2020 A federal grand jury in the District of Columbia returned a 16-count indictment against a former Acting Inspector General for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and a former subordinate for their alleged theft of proprietary software […]Read More
By M. Dowling –March 6, 2020 Republicans are preparing to use Joe Biden’s senility against him during the campaign, should he become the candidate. Bernie supporters are too. Biden definitely has many moments of lucidity, but if he gets tired or someone poses too many questions or difficult questions, his senility becomes apparent. I […]Read More
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