Muller’s Testimony Spanned More Than Six Hours, But Left Few Answers Well there we have it folks. The long anticipated testimony of Robert Mueller to Congress but to be honest, it was anti-climatic. In such that the Special Prosecutor largely stuck to the facts we
The Brexit Standard-bearer won his Party’s vote on Tuesday Regardless of personal opinions, Johnson has quite the task ahead of him as he seeks to make good on Brexit. Some quick details for those not “in the know”. Has both British and American citizenship
This is not a question of free speech It always starts with one stupid decision It all started, as so many things do these days, with a Facebook post. Charlie Rispoli saw a post claiming Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez thought soldiers were paid to much (she
The Texas State Senator is ready for a change State Senator West announced Monday he will challenge Senator John Cornyn for his seat in 2020. In front of a packed room of supporters West said, “When you begin to think about this country and how
Davis made the announcement via video on Monday Wendy Davis has decided to venture to the national stage. Davis formerly served as a State Senator for District 10 in Texas from 2009 to 2015. She gained national attention after filibustering an anti-abortion law for thirteen
The move comes after a difficult weekend for President Trump On Tuesday evening following the house voting to condemn remarks made on Twitter by President Trump, Representative Al Green (D-TX) introduced articles of impeachment against the President. This is not the first time Green has
The decision came after a heated debate on the House floor Despite some bumps in the road, the House voted in favor of formally condemning a series of President Trump’s tweets. As we told you in an earlier article, Trump caused controversy this weekend by
The House will vote Tuesday evening A resolution condemning what Democrats say were “racist, sexist and xenophobic” tweets made by President Trump regarding four Congresswomen will come the House floor later tonight. The drama unfolded after an early morning series of tweets made by the
President Trump confirmed the raids on Friday Moments after speaking to the press regarding the resignation of Labor Secretary Alex Acosta, President Trump confirmed the previously cancelled raids were set for Sunday, July 14th. The raids themselves are nothing new. President Trump announced last month
The news comes after days of Democrats demanding he resign. And he would have gotten away with it to if it weren’t for that pesky media! Or would he? It’s been a long week for Labor Secretary Acosta. With the recent arrest of billionaire Jeffrey
